Solutions · Creators
Get paid properly before you're a company.
For freelancers, creators and businesses that haven't registered yet. Your own account details, invoices in your name, and no monthly fee waiting for you.
Open a Creator account
The problem
When the business shares your personal account, you can't see the business.
A client fee lands beside a transfer from your cousin and a supermarket card payment. Come tax season, or the month you want to know whether you actually made money, the answer is buried in a statement that was never designed to tell you.
One account for everything
Client fee · Zuri Studio+₦425,000
Shoprite grocery−₦18,400
Transfer from Aunty B+₦50,000
Video Editor · Tunde−₦120,000
What did the work actually earn?
A Creator account
Zuri Studio · INV-1042+₦425,000
Kọ́la & Co · INV-1043+₦180,000
Video Editor · Tunde−₦120,000
Studio equipment rental−₦65,000
₦420,000 earned this month, and you didn't have to reconstruct it.
A month on a Creator account
The same work, with the money side handled.
Week one
A client agrees the work. You send an invoice, not a WhatsApp message.
Your name at the top, your line items, your account details at the bottom. It takes two minutes and it makes you look like the professional you are.
Week two
They pay. The invoice marks itself paid.
The money arrives with their name on it and matches itself to the invoice. You find out from a notification instead of from a screenshot.
Week three
You pay the people who helped you.
Editor, assistant, the studio you rented. Transfers out of the same balance, each one with a record you can point at later.
Month end
You know what you earned without reconstructing it.
What came in, what went out, what's still owed — already separated from your personal spending, ready for whoever does your books.
Who's on this account
People whose business is their own name.
Creators
Paid by brands and platforms, often in uneven amounts. Invoices and a clean record of what each deal was worth.
Freelancers
Designers, developers, consultants billing a handful of clients a month and chasing none of them by hand.
Starting out
Selling something that works before there's a company around it — and wanting the money side to look serious anyway.
Get paid like a business, today.
Nothing to pay to open the account.