From submission to archive
Bring good work. Earn attention with taste.
Paid Wall is free during Beta and curated always. The process is simple: prepare one clear idea, give us a reliable destination, and let the work pass through review.
1. Start a submission
Create a free Beta submission account, or sign in if you already have one. Anyone can submit work for consideration; you do not need to buy a placement or build an audience first.
Your account gives you a place to prepare drafts, see review notes, submit revisions, and keep track of the work you have sent to the wall.
2. Prepare the creative
Upload one static image, preview the card, add accurate copy and an HTTPS destination, then confirm the publishing guidelines. Draft text autosaves; the original image stays private until you submit it for review.
Choose a focal point that survives a small card, keep the message easy to scan, and make sure the destination delivers what the creative promises on mobile as well as desktop.
3. Pass curation
We review every submission for quality, safety, rights, accessibility, and fit. We accept only high-quality work and may accept, request changes, or decline any publication at our sole discretion.
Review is not a guarantee of reach or performance. It is a quality and trust check designed to keep the wall useful for visitors and credible for the people whose work appears on it.
4. Join the wall
Approved work becomes eligible for the wall and archive. The wall decides what visitors see through its editorial and rotation systems; submission does not guarantee publication, a particular position, impressions, clicks, or results.
Published work may remain in the archive after its active period so the wall retains a history. Valid safety, rights, privacy, or legal requests can still lead to hiding or removal.
5. Keep it accurate
The dashboard reports aggregate viewable impressions and outbound clicks. Bot filtering, privacy controls, blocked scripts, caching, and measurement limits can affect totals, so treat metrics as directional rather than guaranteed delivery.
Material changes need another review so the wall remains trustworthy. If the destination, offer, image, or main claim changes, submit a revision before assuming the old approval covers the new version.