Pricing
Creators keep eighty percent.
RapidAPI takes 25% and checks nothing. We take 20% and check the register. The difference is what buyers are actually paying for.
Where the money goes
- To the creator
- 80%
- To Vibestreet
- 20%
15% at Enterprise. Verification costs us $72–194 per listing; the fees below are what make doing it properly sustainable rather than theatre.
There is no platform fee for buyers
You pay the creator's price. Vibestreet's 20% comes out of their side, not on top of yours.
Subscriptions
A monthly price, usually with a call allowance. Cancel any time; access runs to the end of the period you have paid for.
Per call
Metered to the call, billed monthly in arrears. You see the running total in your dashboard before the invoice arrives.
Per question
For listings where a named professional answers personally. Refunded in full if they cannot answer responsibly from what you sent.
What a tier means when you are the one paying
The tier is on the listing, not on you. It tells you what has been checked before you spend anything.
- Community
Read it, discuss it, learn from it.
Buy it. Community listings are not transactable at all.
- Verified
Buy it. The creator's ID has been checked and the listing has been run in a sandbox.
Expect a professional credential behind it — there may not be one.
- Certified Professional
Buy it, call it per request, and let your agents call it autonomously.
Assume it never changes — certification is re-checked annually, and you are told if it lapses.
- Enterprise
Get an SLA, a BAA where the domain needs one, and a named person who is liable.
Buy it self-serve. Enterprise listings come with a contract.
Questions people actually ask
Do you sit between my agent and the endpoint?
Only for metering. Calls to certified listings pass through the Vibestreet relay so usage can be counted and paid for, and the creator's own endpoint is never exposed to callers. We do not read, store or train on what passes through.
What happens if a creator's licence lapses?
Certification expires with it. The listing is marked as expired, new purchases stop, and existing subscribers are told — not quietly left on a listing whose claim is no longer true.
Can I stop my team buying anything that trains on our inputs?
Yes. It is an organisation policy, enforced at purchase, and it is also a filter on browse so people can see what is available under it before they ask.
Is a review score just an average?
No. Reviews are weighted by the reviewer's own verified credential, and both the weighted and unweighted figures are shown so you can see how much the weighting moved it.
What if a listing does not do what it says?
Raise it from the transaction in your dashboard. Disputes go to the same operations queue as compliance work, and the creator's response is on the record either way.