Four things that happen inside the bounty itself.
Every creator's portfolio is reviewed by BountySmith for their category before they can apply. Open a profile and judge the actual projects.
You fund the bounty through Stripe before work starts. BountySmith holds the payment until you approve the delivery. Unless it's a contest, a submission you don't approve, send back for revisions, or dispute within 7 days is approved automatically.
Preview images, video, and audio in the browser. Source files like .rbxm and .fbx stay locked until you approve.
After a bounty completes, you review the creator and they review you. Both show on the profiles.
1 verified studio has posted bounties here. Their recent bounties are listed below.
Each card is a real completed bounty: funded up front, reviewed, and released on approval.
Completed hires will appear here
As soon as a studio approves a delivery and the payment is released, the hire shows up in this list. Pulled live from the database, never staged.
Each portfolio was reviewed by BountySmith for its category. Open a profile to see the work before you post.
Four steps from the brief to the final files.
Write the brief: category, deliverables, formats, budget, and deadline. Found someone already? Once they're verified, invite them to it.
Pay through Stripe Checkout. BountySmith holds the payment until you approve the work. Unless it's a contest, a submission you don't approve, send back for revisions, or dispute within 7 days is approved automatically.
Preview images, video, and audio in the browser. Request revisions if the work isn't there yet.
Approving releases the payment to the creator and unlocks the final files for you.
Public bounties come from verified studios, so creators know who they are working for. Verification is a one-time check.
Create an account and link your Roblox game or group, plus something that shows it's yours.
An admin confirms the Roblox group or game is yours, so creators know a bounty comes from a real studio.
Once verified you can publish and fund bounties. Before that you can draft one, but not publish it.
Studios pay a 10% fee on top of the bounty. Creators receive the full bounty amount. Here is a $100 bounty, line by line.
Example: a $100 bounty
BountySmith covers Stripe's processing fee on bounties that complete. On a refund, that processing fee is the one part that can't be returned.
Founding Forge: the First Forge
A small first group, by application. You'd post a real brief, run it through review and approval, and tell us where it falls short. We can't promise a creator will be available.
Write the brief and fund it. Payment is held until you approve the work (a submission you don't act on within 7 days is approved automatically, except in contests). First time? Reach out from the support page and we'll help you scope it.
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