What drives the price of a custom request
A custom request is priced like a small project. Four things move the number most: running time, how much of it is personal to you (your name, a script, a specific outfit or setting), whether the creator keeps the right to sell it again, and how fast you need it. A short generic clip sits at the low end. A longer, scripted video with your name and a rush date sits at the high end.
Because creators quote against a written scope, two offers on the same brief are easy to compare. You can see when a cheaper quote has a shorter runtime or a later date, and decide on value instead of guessing from a chat message.
How to get a firm quote instead of a vague answer
Put the length in minutes, the format, the personal details and your limits into the brief. Add your deadline. Creators decline unclear requests or price them high to cover the guesswork, so a precise brief is the cheapest thing you can do to improve your quote.
Votes help too. When other members back an idea, creators see demand before they commit shoot time, and offers tend to come back faster.
Paying, delivery and corrections
You accept one offer, place the order and confirm delivery when the file arrives. If something in the brief is missing, the written scope is the reference for the correction, so nobody argues from memory. Posting ideas, voting and browsing cost buyers nothing.
For creators who want a clear rate card
If you sell custom work, a recorded order replaces long back-and-forth DMs about money. You see demand first, quote against a scope, and get paid when the buyer confirms delivery. PornIdea charges creators a commission of 15 to 20 percent on completed orders. Agencies and studios can manage several creators under the Studio plan, which starts at 199 USD per month.