Turn your marketing budget into real .
Find creators, launch campaigns, generate content and measure results — all from one platform.
Campaign funds are held until you approve the work. Creators see exactly what a brief pays before they apply.
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Live briefs from funded campaigns. The pay is shown before you apply.
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The same four steps whether you are running one campaign or fifty.
Describe the campaign
Your goal, the platforms, who you want to reach, and what a creator has to deliver.Fund it
The budget is held. Creators can see it is real, which is why good ones apply.Creators deliver
They submit the content and the evidence your brief asked for.You approve, they are paid
Release payment per submission. Nothing leaves the budget without your decision.
Want to earn instead?
Two steps, and the pay is on the card before you agree to anything.
Pick a brief
Deliver, and get paid
For businesses
Buy attention you can actually check
- Set the brief, the platforms and the audience.
- Choose who works on it, or let anyone eligible apply.
- Approve every submission before a naira moves.
- See what each campaign cost and what it returned.
For creators
Work that pays what it says
- The pay is on the card, before you apply.
- The budget is already funded when you start.
- Build a record that travels with your profile.
- Withdraw to your bank or mobile money.
Real people, real work
Creators already earning on Sweggo
Every figure on these cards comes from work that was delivered and approved. Open a profile and you will see the same numbers, because it is the same data.
Built for Africa
Our creators and brands are in these African countries
Every country here is one we can actually pay into, in its own currency. If a market is not on this list, it is not open yet — we would rather show you the real map than a continent with a pin in it.
How your money is handled
Worth reading before you sign up, because it is the part most platforms are vague about.
Every movement is recorded twice
Money moves on a double-entry ledger — the same method a bank uses. Nothing is a number that can be edited; every balance is the sum of entries that each have a counterpart.
Campaign budgets are held, not spent
Funding a campaign moves the money into a held balance. It is released per approved submission, and what is left is still yours.
Earnings mature before they can be withdrawn
Approved earnings sit as pending for a short window first. That window is how a fraudulent payment gets reversed before it leaves the platform. It applies to everyone, including us.
A person decides a dispute, not a model
If two parties disagree, the funds freeze and a member of our team reads both sides. Automated checks flag suspicious activity; no algorithm decides who gets the money.
Trust & safety
Held until approved
Budgets sit in escrow, released per submission.
Verified members
Identity checks scale with what is being moved.
Human dispute review
Both sides are read by a person.
Fraud detection
Suspicious patterns are flagged before money moves.
Local payouts
Bank and mobile money, in your own currency.
Campaign reporting
What was delivered, what it cost, what it reached.
Questions people ask first
If the answer you need is not here, support will give you a straight one.
Do I need separate accounts to run campaigns and to earn?
No. One Sweggo account does both. You can fund a campaign, deliver work for someone else’s campaign, and earn commission, from the same login.
Is Sweggo a bank, an escrow service or a payment provider?
No, and it is not licensed as one. Sweggo holds a campaign’s funds on its ledger until you approve the work, and releases them per submission. That is how the product behaves; it is not a regulated guarantee, and it should not be read as one.
When does a creator actually get paid?
When you approve their submission. The reward leaves the campaign’s held budget at that moment. Approved earnings then sit as pending for a short window before they can be withdrawn, which is the window a fraudulent payment can be reversed in.
What happens to budget I do not spend?
It stays in the campaign’s held balance and it is still yours. Money leaves only on an approval you made, and what is left when a campaign ends can be refunded.
Can I get followers, likes, views or reviews?
Followers, likes, views and shares, yes — pick the task type when you create a campaign. Fake reviews, no: a brief that asks people to review something they have not used is rejected before it can be published.
Who reviews submissions — a person or a model?
You do. A brief can be set to get an automated first pass, and automated checks flag suspicious patterns, but the approval is yours. If the two of you disagree, the funds freeze and someone on our team reads both sides.
Which countries and currencies does this work in?
The current list is the one you will see when you set a campaign’s audience, and when you choose a payout method. Markets are added as a configuration change rather than a release, so the list in the product is always the accurate one.
How do creators know a campaign is real before they work on it?
A brief can only be published once its campaign is funded, and the reward is on the card before anyone applies. If the budget is not there, the brief is not live.
What Sweggo will not sell you
Briefs that ask for any of these are rejected before they can be published.
- Fake reviews or ratings for anything you have not used
- Pretending to be someone else, or using another account
- Sharing login details or one-time codes for any service
- Bot farms, click farms or rigged votes
- Asking anyone to pay outside the platform
An advertiser who wants a hundred five-star reviews is asking people to lie to other customers. Asking for a password or a code is asking for somebody’s account. Neither is a customer worth having.
Start your first campaign
One account covers everything — run campaigns, create for others, earn commission, or all three.