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Time on Reddit is spend. Put it on disclosed work.

Fund authentic community posts from a prepaid wallet. Ambassadors write in public, with FTC-style disclosure, from their own accounts. Platform staff review the permalink. Not ads. Not votes.

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Northstar launch

Live

Disclosed comments in r/selfhosted and r/sysadmin

Escrow
$420.00
In flight
$86.00
Spent
$94.00
  • r/selfhosted — disclosed commentIn review
  • Community research: homelab backupsApproved
  • r/sysadmin — disclosed commentClaimed

Synthetic campaign desk. Not live customer data.

  • 30 min

    Claim window

    Permalink pasted before the timer. SQL sets expiresAt on insert.

  • 3

    Open claims

    Ambassadors hold at most three cards. Finish or let them expire.

  • ≤6

    Steps per card

    Mixed-org packs. One disclosed comment per subreddit per card.

One platform

Brief, field, review, and money on one desk.

Neighboring products buy placements or votes. Larp buys disclosed field work and holds the proof.

Campaigns

Write the assignment. Hold the budget.

A campaign is a funded brief: talking points, do-not-say, disclosure line, and approved communities. Going live reserves escrow from the org wallet. Completions do not wait on the advertiser.

Campaign escrow

Northstar launch

Live

Disclosed comments in r/selfhosted and r/sysadmin

Escrow
$420.00
In flight
$86.00
Spent
$94.00
  • r/selfhosted — disclosed commentIn review
  • Community research: homelab backupsApproved
  • r/sysadmin — disclosed commentClaimed

Marketplace card

Card · 4 steps

$4.99

30 minutes. Your Reddit account. Disclosure required.

  1. 1Read the brief and disclosure line
  2. 2Post in r/selfhosted with the line in the body
  3. 3Leave one disclosed comment on the approved thread
  4. 4Paste both permalinks
Claim card

Synthetic marketplace card.

Marketplace

Cards a person can actually finish.

The factory mints atomic steps at operator-set rates and packs mixed cards of at most six. Ambassadors hold three claims, have thirty minutes, and never comment twice in the same subreddit on one card.

Review

The permalink is the receipt.

Verify fetches the Thing. Flags record author, disclosure, and that it still exists. A platform operator — not the advertiser — approves, and escrow pays that child task.

Permalink check

Permalink check

reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/abc123/homelab_backup/

  • Author matchesYes
  • Disclosure foundYes
  • Still existsYes
  • Subredditr/selfhosted
Approve
Reject

Platform operators review. Advertisers do not.

Org ledger

Org wallet

$1,250.00

  • wallet_topup+$500.00
  • campaign_reserve−$420.00
  • campaign_release+$40.00

Credits only after a signed Stripe webhook.

Wallet

Money moves on a ledger.

Integer cents. Optimistic concurrency. Debit-first spend. Customer credits only after Stripe signs a webhook. Referral bonuses are a separate platform-wallet path, never an advertiser invoice.

How a campaign spends

Switch the brief on. Keep the disclosure.

  1. 01

    Describe the product

    Brief, disclosure line, claims, and communities you will allow.

  2. 02

    Fund the wallet

    Stripe Checkout. Going live reserves campaign escrow from prepaid balance.

  3. 03

    Work opens on the field

    The factory packs mixed cards. Ambassadors claim, post, and paste permalinks.

  4. 04

    Operators award escrow

    Automated fetch, then a human review. Approved children pay from that campaign.

Plans

Open the desk. Spend from the wallet.

Full pricing
  • Starter

    $99/mo

    • One workspace
    • Two live campaigns
    • Wallet top-ups
    • Email support
  • Field

    $299/mo

    • Unlimited campaigns
    • Priority marketplace packing
    • Team seats
    • Slack support
  • Enterprise

    Custom

    • Custom rates
    • Dedicated operator
    • SSO
    • Contracted volume

Time on Reddit is spend. Put it on disclosed work.

Start a workspace, top up the wallet after Stripe confirms, and send a brief to the field.