The deal is the permanent object
Campaign, offer, contract, escrow, deliverables, and payout hang off one deal. You operate it. Remit is the infrastructure — not a marketplace desk and not a managed-deal provider.
One deal room
Status, milestones, and escrow on a single object — visible to the workspace that operates it.
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Milestones
Escrow Protection
Funds secured until milestones approved
How a deal closes
Accept opens the room. You negotiate, sign, fund, deliver, and pay — on the rails.
Open the deal
Acceptance creates the room. Terms, deliverables, and budget live on the deal — not in a chat thread.
Fund escrow
The brand locks funds on the ledger. Work starts when money is held, not when someone promises it.
Deliver and approve
Milestones move through review on the same object. Invalid transitions stay in the service layer.
Release payout
Approved milestones release from escrow. Creator payout and any agency split follow the snapshot.
Everything hangs off the deal
Escrow Protection
Funds stay locked until a milestone is approved. One escrow engine — not a marketplace take.
Milestone Tracking
Break work into deliverables with clear status. Progress is on the deal, not a side spreadsheet.
Flexible Payments
Currency lives on the amount. Payout follows the accepted snapshot, including agency splits.
Deal Analytics
Value, completion, and next action on the deals you operate — not a platform operator dashboard.
Smart Contracts
Versioned agreement generated from terms. You sign; we do not lawyer the deal for you.
One notification feed
Accept, fund, revision, sign, and message land in one feed. Prefs stay with the workspace.
You operate. The system holds the rails.
Direct brand–creator deals and agency-represented deals use the same engine. Agencies coordinate their own roster or client workspaces. Remit does not operate, source, or manage the deal.
One operating system
Campaign, match, deal room, contract, escrow, deliverables, payout. Same rails for every workspace.
You run the work
Brands, creators, talent agencies, and brand agencies operate their own deals. No operator sits in the middle.
Infrastructure, not a desk
Not a two-sided marketplace, not managed deals, not a full-service agency. Software that lets you close.