What is the EVVA marketplace?
For fans who want something made for them — what the marketplace is, and the two ways to get work started.
The marketplace is where you agree bespoke work with a creator before any money moves. A creator publishes services with a price, a delivery time and a revision allowance; you either order one at its listed price, or you post a request and let creators send you offers.
Either way the money is held by EVVA until you accept the delivery. The creator is paid then, not when you order.
Open it at /marketplace. It has two tabs: Browse and My orders.
The two ways to start
Order a listed service. Browse the categories — All, Custom video, Photo sets, Voice, Messages — and order at the listed price. You agree the creator’s published terms as they stand. There are two routes to the same order and they behave differently, so read how to order a service before you press anything.
Post a request. Describe what you want, name a budget and a deadline, and open it either to everyone or to one named creator. Creators answer with offers, and you accept one. See how to post a request.
What you pay
You pay the total shown before you press the button. There is no buyer service fee on top — the amount on the order is the amount charged, and the platform’s share comes out of the creator’s side.
What happens after you order
- You pay the amount into escrow.
- The creator accepts the order and works on it.
- The creator delivers files to the order.
- You accept the delivery, and the money is released to the creator.
If the delivery is not right, you can ask for changes or open a dispute instead of accepting.
Sorting and searching
The sort control cycles through Newest, Most bought, Top rated, Price: low to high, Price: high to low and Fastest delivery.
Every published service sits in one of the categories, so browsing them reaches the whole marketplace — the sort control then orders whatever you are looking at.
When a creator cannot be ordered from
Some services show a button you cannot press:
- Fully booked — “This creator is at their limit right now. A place opens as they finish current work.”
- Not taking new work — “This creator has closed their books. Follow them to hear when they reopen.”
If the service is your own, you see “This is your own service. You cannot order it.”
Where to go next
Each order between you and a creator is governed by the Standard Contract Between Fan and Creator.