For sellers

Get paid for digital work, without chasing anyone.

List what you do, let escrow hold the buyer’s money before you start, and withdraw in USDT when the work is approved.

List a gig Create a free account

Selling here, end to end

Seven steps from a blank listing to USDT in your own wallet.

Create a free account
Name, a username (3–20 characters, letters, numbers and underscores), an email and a password. Listing is free — we only take a fee when a deal completes.
Publish a gig
Title, category, description, up to five tags, a thumbnail and up to three gallery images, plus your pricing. It goes live in the marketplace immediately.
A buyer orders — and their money is locked first
The order price moves out of the buyer’s available balance into escrow before you are asked to do anything. Nobody can spend it while it sits there, and you are not working on a promise.
Do the work and hand it over
Deliver through direct messages with the buyer — files, credentials, links, whatever the gig promised. Keep it on-platform so there is a record if the deal is ever questioned.
Mark the order delivered
In Orders → Sales, press Mark delivered. The order moves to Delivered and the buyer is notified to review it.
The buyer approves and escrow releases
The moment they approve, the price minus the platform fee lands in your available balance and a transaction is written to your wallet history. There is no clearing period and no chargeback later — crypto settlement is final.
Withdraw in USDT
From Wallet, request a withdrawal to your own USDT address on TRC-20, ERC-20 or BEP-20. Minimum $50, one pending request at a time.

Pricing: one price, or three packages

Both are built into the gig form — pick whichever describes your work honestly.

Single (fixed price)

One price, one delivery time, and a “what’s included” list you write one item per line. Best when the job barely varies: a logo cleanup, a pixel install, a fixed audit.

Packages (Basic, Standard, Premium)

Three tiers, each with its own price, delivery days and short description. The buyer picks one tier at checkout, and the tier they chose is recorded on the order, so there is no argument later about what was bought.

Tiers work when they differ in scope, not just in price. A pattern that reads well:

Basic — the smallest version of the job that is still genuinely useful, delivered fastest.
Standard — what most buyers actually need. This is the one most people compare against, so make it the obvious choice.
Premium — the full job, including the extras people usually come back and ask for, with a delivery time you can hold to.

Delivery days are a promise, not a marketing number — the buyer sees them on the listing and on the order. Quote the time you can hit on a bad week.

What a strong listing has

A title that names the outcome

Start with “I will…” and finish with what the buyer ends up holding. “I will set up your Meta pixel and verify events” beats “Professional marketing services”.

Real work in the gallery

A thumbnail (1280×720 works well) and up to three images, 3 MB each. Show your own output. Borrowed screenshots are the fastest way to lose a dispute.

Delivery days you can hit

Late delivery is the most common reason a buyer stops trusting an otherwise fine seller. Pad the estimate rather than the promise.

Scope stated in writing

Say what is not included — revisions, source files, ongoing support. The description is the contract a moderator reads if the deal is disputed.

The right category and tags

One category and up to five tags decide whether you appear when a buyer filters or searches. Tag how buyers describe the job, not how you do.

Answers before the order

Buyers can message you from the listing. A clear reply to a pre-order question converts better than any badge, and it sets expectations you both keep.

What it costs, and when you are paid

Listing is free. On a completed marketplace order, the platform fee is charged to the seller — the buyer pays the price on the listing, and you receive that price minus the fee:

Order value	Platform fee	You receive
Under $100	$10 flat	e.g. $80 order → $70
$100 – $299.99	$20 flat	e.g. $200 order → $180
$300 – $499.99	$25 flat	e.g. $400 order → $375
$500 – $999.99	$35 flat	e.g. $800 order → $765
$1,000 and above	5% of the order	e.g. $1,500 order → $1,425

The fee is shown on the order before it is confirmed, and it is fixed at the moment the order is placed — a later change to our pricing never applies to a deal already running. Deal rooms use their own fee scale; the full picture for both is on the fees page.

Withdrawing your balance

Minimum withdrawal: $50.
One pending withdrawal at a time — settle it before requesting the next.
You choose the network: TRC-20, ERC-20 or BEP-20. Check the address twice; an on-chain send cannot be reversed by us or anyone else.
Requests are reviewed by a person before the USDT goes out, so withdrawal is not instant. A separate withdrawal fee applies and is shown, with the exact net amount, before you confirm.

Proof of income, when someone asks for it

Freelance income is hard to evidence. Your completed deals here can be exported as a document someone else can check.

From Business statement you can generate a Business Activity Statement over any date range. It is built from your completed deals only — marketplace orders and finished deal rooms — with the date, reference, service, client, country, method and amount for each, plus opening and closing balances.

Download it as a PDF, along with per-deal invoices. Every statement carries a public verify link, so a bank or an accountant can check the document against our records without you handing over your account. Nothing is editable after generation: if a detail is wrong, fix it on your profile and generate a fresh statement.

It only contains real, completed deals

A statement cannot inflate your numbers, because it is assembled server-side from settled transactions. That is exactly what makes it worth showing to someone.

Rules worth knowing before your first order

Keep the money inside escrow

Asking a buyer to pay you directly — bank transfer, a wallet address in chat, “it is cheaper without the fee” — is grounds for closing the account. It also strips the buyer of every protection that makes them willing to order from a stranger in the first place.

What may not be sold

Stolen, hacked or fraudulently obtained accounts, credentials or data; malware, phishing kits or intrusion tools; anything illegal where either party is located or that infringes someone else’s rights. The full list is in the Terms of Service.

Protect the account that holds your earnings

Turn on two-factor authentication in Profile → Security. If you ever think someone else has your login, email support@dealsfixers.com straight away.

Selling something arranged off-platform?

Not every deal starts on a marketplace. If a buyer found you in a group chat, on X or through a friend, open a deal room instead: set the amount, pick seller as your role, and send them the 8-character invite code. Neither of you needs an account, a human moderator joins to verify that payment landed, and the funds are only released once delivery is confirmed. Payment there is external USDT, so a deal room never touches your site wallet.

The whole mechanism is explained in deal rooms explained.

Put your first gig up

It takes a few minutes, costs nothing, and the buyer’s money is locked before you start work.