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⏳ How and When You Get Paid — The Full Timeline

Payment timelines can vary depending on your specific campaign and agreement.


For campaigns with a fixed payment, your payment is typically processed within 14 days after you complete the campaign requirements. However, some campaigns may have a different payment timeline, so always check your campaign details and contract.


đŸ—“ïž Your payment timeline
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Your payment journey typically looks like this:
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1. Complete your campaign

Finish all agreed campaign requirements according to your contract.

2. Your completion is confirmed

Once your campaign requirements have been completed and confirmed, your payment moves forward for processing.

3. Accept your payment

Once your campaign is completed, you’ll receive an email with your payment details. You must accept the payment through the email before your payment can be processed.

4. Payment is processed

After you accept the payment, it will be processed according to the timeline agreed for your specific collaboration.

5. Receive your payment

Once processing is complete, the payment will be sent to your connected payout method.

You can track your payment status directly through Thryve.
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​❓ Why is my payment timeline different than other creators?
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Unlike campaigns with one shared timeline for all participants, Thryve collaborations may be managed individually.
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This means that payment amounts, commission rates, campaign requirements, and payment timelines can vary depending on the creator and the specific collaboration.


For the most accurate information, always refer to your campaign details and signed contract.
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​⏰ What if I deliver my content late?
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If you miss the agreed campaign deadline, the flat fee will not be paid out. However, you can still earn the commission agreed in your contract through your affiliate link based on qualifying sales generated.
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Please make sure to complete your campaign requirements by the agreed deadline to remain eligible for the flat fee.

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