Onboarding

Signing up as a creator is three steps: create an account, build your profile, and verify KYC. Plan on about five minutes for the first two and a wait of up to two business days for KYC review.

1. Create an account

Head to ripllo.com/creators/onboarding and sign up. Auth runs through Huudis, Forjio's identity provider — the same account works across Ripllo, Storlaunch, Plugipay, and every other Forjio product.

If you already have a Huudis account from another Forjio product, you can sign in instead. Creator and affiliator are role flags on the same identity — having one doesn't conflict with the other.

Once you're signed up, you land on the dashboard. The home screen has three cards: Campaign feed, Profile, and KYC. Profile is gated behind KYC for going public, so build it first.

2. Build your profile

Open Profile from the dashboard sidebar (or visit /creators/dashboard/profile). The form asks for:

  • Handle — lowercase letters, digits, _ or -, 3 to 31 characters. This becomes your public URL: ripllo.com/creators/<handle>. Handles are unique across both creators and affiliators.
  • Display name — what shows on your profile card. Up to 120 characters.
  • Bio — up to 2000 characters. Use it to explain who you are and what kinds of brands you work with.
  • Niches — up to 20 tags like beauty, fashion, fitness, food, travel, tech. Brands filter the directory by these.
  • Country — two-letter ISO code. Used for geo filtering in the directory.
  • Languages — the languages you publish in.
  • Rate card — per-deliverable base prices in IDR. See below.
  • Rate card modifiers — extras that adjust the base price on quote (see below).
  • Platform links — your IG / TikTok / YouTube handles.

Rate card

Set one entry per deliverable kind. The recognised kinds match what the dashboard expects:

  • ig_post — Instagram post
  • ig_reel — Instagram Reel
  • tiktok — TikTok video
  • yt_short — YouTube short
  • yt_long — YouTube long-form
  • blog — blog post
  • email — email newsletter

Each entry has a base price (integer IDR), usage rights (organic, paid_amplification, or whitelisting), and a revisions included count (0 to 10, default 1).

Rate card modifiers

Modifiers are optional add-ons that brands see on your public profile:

  • Usage-rights uplift — what you charge over base for paid_amplification or whitelisting. Expressed as a multiplier, e.g. 0.25 for +25%.
  • Extra revision rate — flat IDR charge per revision beyond what's included.
  • Rush surcharge — multiplier for sub-48-hour turnaround.
  • Exclusivity — table of days → uplift rows (e.g. 30 days = +50%). Up to five rows.
  • Notes — free-form text up to 2000 chars. Anything brands should know before quoting.

Your rate card is gated to verified merchants on the public profile. Logged-out visitors and other creators see only a "starting from" hint. Industry norm — pricing reveals after merchant sign-in.

After saving, the dashboard routes you to KYC.

3. Verify KYC

Open KYC from the sidebar (or /creators/dashboard/kyc). KYC is required before your profile goes public and before you can receive payouts.

Submit:

  • ID type — KTP, Passport, or Driver license.
  • ID number — 4 to 40 chars.
  • ID image — clear photo of the front (JPEG / PNG / WebP / HEIC).
  • Selfie holding the ID — same image formats.

Both files are uploaded to private S3 via presigned PUT — they're not stored on your device or in browser local storage after submission.

Status goes pending → verified or rejected. Forjio admin reviews within two business days. If rejected, you'll see the reviewer's notes on the same page and can re-submit.

What happens after verification

Once you're verified, two things change:

  1. Your profile becomes discoverable in the public directory at ripllo.com/creators/directory.
  2. The campaign feed unlocks — you can apply to public campaigns and accept brand invitations.

Next: Profile walks through what brands see on your public page and how to keep it sharp.