Commission Artwork With Clear Terms
Create a brief, invite artists to send proposals, agree changes, approve work and keep a clear record of every decision and payment.
Three Simple Steps
1) Shape the brief
Explain what you need, set a budget range, list the final files and choose how the artwork may be used. Add references if they help the artist understand your idea.
2) Review independent proposals
Artists choose whether to respond and can suggest a price, timeline, stages and working terms. Each proposal stays clear before you agree to it.
3) Review and approve the work
Review each stage, record any changes and approve the submitted work. Checkout appears only when the project is ready and the required checks have passed.
For Buyers
- Start a project with a clear brief and no listing fee
- Agree the stages, approvals and finished result
- Record changes to the price or timeline before work continues
- Keep the agreed rights and final files together
- See payment and delivery records in the project
For Artists
- Browse active briefs and respond only when the work suits you
- Keep feedback and approvals together instead of in scattered messages
- Record changes before doing extra work
- See payment and payout status in the project
- Set clear rights and work as an independent artist
Trust & safety
- Payments are linked to the agreed project stages
- Changes and approvals are saved if a disagreement occurs
- Copyright, credit and portfolio use are agreed clearly
- Final files and the completion record stay together
Fees
Creating a brief is free. Sellers pay 15% on eligible sales, or 10% with ALS Pro. See platform commission for details.
Before checkout, both sides see the buyer total, seller fee, seller amount and expected payout timing.
Quick Answers
Do I pay anything to create a brief?
Creating a brief has no listing fee. Payment is requested only through approved and enabled payment flows, with milestone approval records tied to the workspace.
Who owns the rights?
The artist owns copyright by default. Usage rights, portfolio defaults, and any negotiated overrides are shown in the workspace and reflected in the final handoff.
Is this a jobs board?
No. ALS is a marketplace for licensing art and arranging creative commissions. Artists remain independent, choose whether to respond, set their proposal terms and keep control over how they work.
Commissions & Briefs Board
Review buyer briefs, budget ranges and response deadlines before deciding whether to send a proposal. Usage rights and the finished result are agreed inside the project. ALS presents independent creative commissions, not jobs, shifts, employment offers or platform-directed work.
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