On Lemyi, a deal offer is the moment when interest turns into a real, structured opportunity. It is the bridge between shortlisting and paid work, and it exists to remove ambiguity around scope, payment, and expectations.
Deals on Lemyi are intentionally admin-created and admin-reviewed. This is a core design choice that protects creators from unpaid work, unclear terms, and last-minute changes.
When a deal offer is created
A deal offer can only be created after a creator has been shortlisted.
The flow works like this:
A brand shortlists one or more creators for a job
The brand selects a specific creator and requests a deal offer
Admin reviews the request and creates the deal
Creators cannot negotiate deals in DMs, and brands cannot create deals directly. Every deal goes through admin review before it is sent.
This ensures that only serious, well-defined offers reach creators.
What a deal offer includes
Every deal offer on Lemyi is structured and complete before it reaches a creator.
A deal typically includes:
The exact deliverables required
The agreed compensation amount
The project timeline and deadlines
Usage rights and content permissions
Any special terms related to the job
There are no hidden expectations. If it is not written into the deal, it is not required.
Why deals are created by Admin
Admin-created deals are one of the most important safeguards on Lemyi.
This structure exists to ensure:
The deal matches the approved job and budget
Deliverables are realistic and clearly defined
Platform rules and guardrails are followed
Payment requirements are in place before work begins
It also prevents brands from changing terms after a creator has already agreed.
Once a deal is sent, the terms are fixed unless Admin explicitly intervenes.
What happens before a deal is sent to you
Before a deal offer is sent to a creator, the system checks that:
Deliverables are fully defined
Compensation is set and valid
Usage rights are specified
A valid platform fee rule exists
The deal complies with marketplace rules
If anything is missing or unclear, the deal does not proceed.
This prevents creators from receiving incomplete or risky offers.
Receiving a deal offer as a creator
When a deal offer is sent to you, you will be notified and can review the full terms.
At this stage:
No work has started
No payment has been released
You are not obligated to accept
You should review the deal carefully and confirm that:
The scope matches what you are willing to deliver
The timeline works for you
The compensation reflects the work required
If something does not align, you can decline the offer without penalty.
Accepting or declining a deal offer
You have full control over whether to accept a deal.
If you accept:
You are agreeing to the defined terms
Work will only begin after payment is confirmed
Messaging for the deal becomes available
If you decline:
The deal attempt ends
The job remains active
The brand may request an offer from another creator
Declining a deal does not affect your standing on the platform.
When work officially starts
Work on Lemyi only begins after three conditions are met:
The deal is accepted by the brand
Payment is confirmed and secured
The creator accepts the deal
Until all three happen, you should not begin work, prepare drafts, or deliver content.
This rule exists to protect creators from unpaid or uncertain work.
Why this system protects creators
This deal structure prevents common issues seen on other platforms, such as:
Brands disappearing after “soft” agreements
Scope creep after acceptance
Pressure to start work before payment
Negotiations happening in private messages
On Lemyi, a deal is a commitment, not a conversation.
If you ever receive a deal offer that feels unclear or need help reviewing terms, you can contact [email protected] or start a chat with us. We’re here to make sure every deal is fair, clear, and safe.