The 2-day auto-approval timer

After a Creator delivers, the Advertiser has 2 days to either approve the work or open a dispute. If neither happens, the Order auto-completes. The funds release to the Creator just as if the Advertiser had approved.

Why the timer exists

The timer exists for one reason: a Creator who has delivered legitimate work shouldn't be hostage to an Advertiser who's busy or unresponsive. It's not a punishment for Advertisers — it's a backstop so the platform doesn't strand Creators.

Exactly when does the timer start

The timer starts the moment the Creator marks the Order delivered in the app. Until then, no timer.

Things that pause the timer

• A dispute is filed. If either side opens a dispute, the timer stops while we review.
• A revision is requested in chat. Some Order types allow back-and-forth revisions before final delivery — check your Order type for details.

The timer doesn't pause for weekends or holidays.

What if I miss it?

If the timer runs out and the Order auto-completes, the funds release to the Creator. You can't undo this on the platform; if there's a genuine problem with the deliverables, your remaining recourse is to file a dispute before the timer expires.

What if the work is fine — do I still need to approve?

You don't need to take any action. Auto-approval handles it. But explicitly approving has two benefits:

• The Creator gets paid faster (it skips the wait).
• It signals satisfaction, which counts toward the Creator's reputation.

Tip for Advertisers

Turn on push or email notifications for delivery events. The 2-day window starts whether you've seen the notification or not.