Know where you stand, before you commit.
What the work pays, what rights you are granting, how long the brand can run it, and exactly what is standing between you and being paid.
Requirements explained, not assumed
The compliance guide explains what a Mawthooq licence is and whether you need one — in Arabic and English, without legal jargon. Holding one is your duty under the terms, and you can show it on your profile.
Nothing hidden in the offer
Your fee, the VAT treatment and what you receive are shown before you accept, and so are the usage rights, the exclusivity window and how long the post must stay up. Reachoro's fee is paid by the brand on top, so your fee stays whole.
A block that tells you why
If a payout is held, you see what is holding it, which record it concerns and what would clear it. Never a bare "not eligible".
Clear rules, both ways.
Every step has a time limit and a known outcome, written in the terms you both accept.
Your data stays yours
We ask only for what we need to verify you, and keep it safe.
You can challenge what we say about you
Automated profile facts and match scores can be contested with evidence, and the outcome is recorded.
How a deal keeps moving. Every step has a time limit, so nothing waits for ever. The creator is paid automatically once the post has stayed up for the agreed time.
Two doors, one standard
Whichever side you are on, the same checks apply before anyone is asked to commit.