Offers and delivery

An offer is a promise, a way to pay, and a plan for delivery, all in one. Make sure the three agree before you put it on your Page.

Create an offer

Open Offers or add one from the Page editor. Start from a template that matches your work, then edit every field:

• title, type, and a price or an amount the supporter chooses
• a short description of what the supporter gets
• how it is delivered, by whom, how often and when
• limits on how many you take, what happens if you are late, and your cancellation and refund terms
• optional picture, link, add-ons, phrases Loresta should recognize in questions, and a goal for the conversation

Loresta never guesses a price from a link or promises a result that is not in the offer.

What you can offer

Choose how supporters can help: a tip (with optional quick amounts like Coffee or Pizza), a membership (perks are optional), a goal, a digital product (a file, private post or link), a custom request, a session (1:1 or a group), or a paid question. Digital products, custom requests and sessions can be limited by quantity or end date with the “Limit it” switch. Brands can send an inquiry through your Page question box when you switch it on in the Page editor. Those always wait for you, and Loresta never quotes a price for them.

Commissions and custom requests

Buyers answer your question privately (up to 500 characters) before they pay. You can price optional add-ons, and the exact total shows before payment. Set how many open requests you take at once. When you are full, supporters can ask to hear once a spot opens. Move each request through stages you name, such as Sketching, Lining, Coloring and Final touches. Buyers see the stage and their place in line and get an email when a stage changes. You send the finished work by link. Afterward they can rate it and say whether you may show it in your portfolio.

Deposits

A commission can take a deposit instead of the full price upfront: 25%, 50% or 75% at checkout, and the rest when the work is ready. Choose it under Deposit when you edit the offer. Both parts need to be at least $5. When the piece is done, open the order in Delivery, write the result and press Send when they pay. The buyer gets an email with a link to pay the rest (they can also pay from their receipt), and your result goes to them the moment it’s paid. You can also press Ask for the rest on its own and send the result later. If you decide not to charge the rest, press Don’t charge the rest and send the result now. Cancelling the order closes the pay link. Each part is its own payment, with its own receipt and Page fee.

Pick a delivery mode

Manual delivery puts paid orders in your delivery list. Use it for personal work or any promise that needs your judgment.

Automatic delivery gives a secure download or Page benefit right after Loresta confirms payment. Check the final link and try the access yourself before publishing. Pausing automatic delivery stops new deliveries without changing your Page.

Memberships

Explain the perks, where members get them, the price, renewal, cancellation, and what happens when access ends. A successful charge and active access are related but not the same: refunds, disputes, cancellations and failed renewals can end access.

Wishes and goals

A wish names an item or project and can have a funding target. Progress counts only confirmed contributions. Keep the description factual, and say what happens if the target is not reached.

Promise review

Before an offer goes live, review the promise and your capacity. If you later change timing, limits, delivery, cancellation, refunds, support or the perks, review it again. Loresta’s workload estimate comes from your numbers; it does not predict demand.

When an offer is live

An offer is live when its setup is finished, it is on your published Page, and payment or the link works. A saved offer can still need a Page spot or payout setup. Follow the next step the offer shows instead of treating “saved” as “live”.

If a delivery date changes, review the suggested note before you approve it. Loresta prepares it; it cannot send itself.

Answers about offers

An offer can include phrases Loresta should recognize and a goal such as answering a question, sharing a link, asking one question, or handing the chat to you. These guide your saved replies. They never let Loresta change an offer or send something you have not approved.

See automations, Creator Page and payments and payouts.