What happens, stage by stage
The same journey as on the home page, unfolded. Each stage lists what it actually covers. None of it is mandatory: turning down a part of it changes neither your tier, nor your rate, nor the attention you get.
- 01Getting started
Onboarding
We lay healthy foundations, no pressure. You leave with a world that's truly yours and a clear framework.
What it covers
- Verification & contract
- Account creation
- Branding
- Limits & anonymity
- 02Create better
Production
Raising quality without breaking the bank, and keeping a sustainable pace.
What it covers
- Gear advice
- Technical tools
- Idea bank
- Pro sessions optional
- 03Earn more
Growth
Turning your numbers into clear decisions, and bringing you visibility.
What it covers
- Analytics & recommendations
- Fan relations & PPV
- Promotion
- Sponsorship
- 04Endure
Community & support
You don't go it alone, and you stay in control of your pace.
What it covers
- Responsive support
- Private groups
- Admin guidance
- Well-being & limits
Where we work
The agency is based in Europe and most of the creators we support are in France, Belgium and Switzerland. The work itself is not limited to those three countries: Rearshot teams carry out the same support in the United States, elsewhere in Europe and in many other countries.
- What does not depend on your country
- The four stages above, how the commission is calculated, the protection of your image, and the fact that you keep your accounts. The support is the same everywhere.
- What does
- The status you declare under, the thresholds, which platforms pay in your currency, and which administrations you deal with. We point you to what applies where you live; we do not replace it.
- Two languages, one level of care
- The site, the documents and the conversations exist in French and English. Write to us in whichever suits you, and say where you live.
And if a stage doesn't suit you
You skip it. That is the rule here: turning down a service has no consequence, not on your commission, not on your place, not on what follows. The support adapts to your pace, not the other way around.