You booked the call.Get credited for it.
A tracking link that proves the lead was yours, a commission calculated from real payments, and payouts through Stripe. No chasing anyone at the end of the month.
The end-of-month conversation
You know you brought in six of those sales. The creator has a spreadsheet that says four. There's no record either way, so it comes down to who pushes harder — and you still need the work next month.
The link already proved it
Every lead you touch is tied to you from the first click. The commission is calculated from the actual Stripe payment. There's nothing to argue about because you're both reading the same ledger.
Your work, on the record.
You get your own tracking link for each product a creator sells. Share it in conversation, and anyone who clicks stays attributed to you for 30 days. If they buy in that window, it's your commission — whether or not anyone remembers the conversation.
A profile that does the arguing
Your marketplace profile carries your real numbers: appointments booked, close rate, and reviews from creators you've actually worked with. Verification badges cover ID, payment readiness and sales milestones. That's a much stronger pitch than a message saying you're good at this.
Find work, or be found
Browse creators who are actively hiring and apply with a cover message, or set your profile visible and let them come to you. Either way there's an interview chat before anyone commits, so you can work out whether the offer is worth your time.
Paid properly
Payouts run through Stripe Connect straight to your bank account. You complete Stripe's identity verification once. If a creator rejects a commission you think you earned, there's a dispute process rather than a dead end.
What setters get.
- A public profile with verified appointment and close-rate numbers
- Unique tracking links per creator, per product
- 30-day attribution — you're credited even if they buy weeks later
- Commission tracking and full payout history
- Apply directly to creators who are hiring, or get approached
- Interview chat before you commit to anyone
- Dispute process if a commission is rejected unfairly
- Stripe Connect payouts to your own bank account
Setter questions.
No. The free tier lets you work with one creator, build a marketplace profile, use tracking links and get paid. Paid tiers exist for working with multiple creators at once and for featured placement.
You can dispute a rejected commission and the creator has to uphold or overturn it. The tracking data is visible to both of you, so a dispute is argued from records rather than recollection.
You reply from inside Queux on their behalf. You never see their password, and they can revoke your access at any time. That constraint is what makes creators willing to hire strangers in the first place.
It varies by offer. Digital products commonly run 10–20% commission. Appointment-based coaching often pays a flat fee per verified call, roughly $15–50. Rates are visible on each creator's listing before you apply.
After the creator approves the commission and their hold period passes. Hold periods are set per creator and shown to you up front. Some creators run auto-payout, in which case it goes without them touching it.
Stop guessing who made the sale.
Build your profile, apply to creators who are hiring, and get credited for every lead you bring. Free, and no contract on either side.