You are charged for engagements a person approved.

Two fixed packages

Both are Specialist-tier engagements at the $15 list rate. Pick one if you would rather buy a round number than set a budget.

A package is a budget, not a different product. You top up that amount; submitting the campaign moves the whole budget out of your balance into escrow for it; the campaign then spends it at the rate card below, and anything unspent when a one-time campaign ends goes back to your balance.

The rate card

A professional’s tier is set by their reputation score over a rolling six months, so it can go down as well as up. You pay the rate of the tier the engagement was assigned at.

A campaign can target up to three industries and choose its tier mix.

Every way your money can move

There are four, and this is all of them.

1. 1. Submitting a campaign moves its budget into escrow

   This is the first thing that happens to your money. When you submit a campaign, its whole budget leaves your spendable balance and is held in escrow for that campaign — before an admin approves it, and before any professional has read a word. It is not spent yet. If we reject the campaign the money goes straight back to your balance, and unspent budget from a one-time campaign that ends or is cancelled is refunded to your balance within seven days.

2. 2. Engagement spend

   $5 to $75 by tier, taken out of that escrowed budget only for an engagement a person has reviewed and approved. When a professional submits, the cost of their tier is reserved inside the escrow so it cannot be promised twice; if the engagement is rejected or expires it is not charged and the unit goes back into the campaign’s budget to be spent on someone else. A one-time campaign runs for 30 days from approval — time you spend paused does not count toward them.

3. 3. Featured placement — optional, $35 a day

   Charged daily from your balance for as long as you leave it switched on, whether or not anybody engages. It guarantees nothing, days already charged are not refundable, you can switch it off at any time, and it switches off by itself if your balance cannot cover a day.

4. 4. A monthly campaign bills your card on a schedule

   A campaign can be one-time or monthly auto-renewing. Month one is the escrow above, from your Nexertise balance. The first card charge fires about 30 days after approval and then recurs monthly, whatever the engagement volume, and each payment buys that month’s slots. Unused slots roll over while the subscription is active. If you cancel at period end the current period is not refunded and banked unused slots are forfeited.

There is no listing fee, and nothing is added on top of the rate card: the share Nexertise keeps is inside the per-engagement price rather than billed separately. Featured placement and a monthly campaign’s card charges are the two amounts here that are not per engagement, and both are set out in full above.

What the price buys

Every earning professional has passed Stripe Identity: a government ID plus a selfie. An engagement requires a locked read of at least 25 seconds before the comprehension questions unlock, a 3-question comprehension quiz, and — on every campaign the campaign builder creates today — three written answers of 20 to 100 words each. A person reviews every submission before your engagement budget is spent on it.

You get the written feedback, not a click. The verification stack has 18 layers; we call it the Iron Dome, and every layer is named on the security page.

Prices on this page were last checked against the product on 6 October 2026.

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You can resell Nexertise to your own advertisers at whatever markup works for you. We charge you the list prices on this page — there is no reseller discount and no reseller rate card — and what you charge your client is yours to set. Write to yisrael@nexertise.com.