Receiving a deal offer on Lemyi means a brand is ready to move forward under clear, verified terms. This is the moment where interest becomes a real commitment, and it’s also where creators have full control over whether the work proceeds.
A deal offer is never casual. It is a finalized proposal reviewed by Lemyi to ensure scope, payment, and usage rights are clearly defined before it reaches you.
Reviewing a deal offer
Before accepting or declining, take time to review the deal carefully. Everything included in the deal reflects what the brand expects and what you are agreeing to deliver.
You should review:
The exact deliverables and quantity
The timeline and deadlines
How the content will be used
The compensation amount
Any job-specific conditions
If something feels unclear or misaligned, assume it will not change later unless Lemyi intervenes. The deal is meant to remove ambiguity, not create it.
What accepting a deal means
When you accept a deal, you are agreeing to the defined scope and terms.
Accepting a deal does not mean work starts immediately.
Work on Lemyi only begins after:
The brand accepts and funds the deal
Payment is confirmed by Lemyi
You have accepted the deal
Once these steps are completed:
The deal becomes active
Messaging opens for that deal
You can begin work knowing payment is secured
This sequence exists to protect creators from unpaid work and shifting expectations.
What declining a deal means
Declining a deal is always allowed and does not negatively affect your account.
Creators decline deals for many valid reasons, including:
Timing or availability issues
Scope not matching effort required
Usage rights that don’t align with your preferences
Compensation that doesn’t fit the work
When you decline:
The deal attempt ends
The job remains active
The brand may request an offer from another creator
Declining a deal is a professional decision and is better than accepting something you cannot deliver well.
What you should never do before a deal is funded
Until a deal is accepted and funded, you should not:
Start working on drafts or concepts
Share scripts, outlines, or previews
Deliver any form of content
Communicate off the platform
These boundaries are enforced to protect creators and maintain fairness.
Responding thoughtfully
Deal offers may have response time expectations. While you should not rush, responding within a reasonable timeframe helps brands move forward and reflects professionalism.
If you need clarification before deciding, it’s better to ask questions than to accept a deal you are unsure about.
If you ever need help reviewing a deal or deciding whether to accept or decline, you can contact [email protected] or start a chat with us anytime. We’re here to make sure every deal is clear, fair, and safe.
Accepting a deal on Lemyi means you are entering a structured, paid collaboration. Declining a deal means you are protecting your time and standards. Both outcomes are respected.