What a Nutrola Creator Offer Puts in Writing
Published · Facts checked · By Nutrola Creator Program Team
In short
- A Nutrola offer states the fee if there is one, the bonus threshold and how it is counted, where you post and who owns the content, the code rate, and when you are paid.
- Everything except the code rate is set per creator. The code rate is 20% of the subscription price, the same for every creator who has one.
- The offer is the single document that holds every term. There is nothing to negotiate after it is signed; what is written is what is paid.
A Nutrola offer is a single document that holds every term for your deal. It states what Nutrola pays, when it is paid, where your content lives, who owns it, whether you get a code, and the code rate. Every item is negotiated for your account before you film a single reel. The offer is the whole agreement; there is nothing to negotiate after you sign it.
What does a Nutrola offer include?
A Nutrola offer covers every piece of a deal, and every piece is set per creator and put in writing before you film. The items are:
| Item in the offer | What it means | Same for everyone or set per creator? |
|---|---|---|
| Fee (if any) | A fixed amount you receive per reel you post on your own account, or per file you deliver for Nutrola to post. Does not depend on how many views the reel gets. | Set per creator based on your recent reel performance, format, language and market |
| Bonus (if any) | A flat amount for a reel that reaches an agreed view count. The threshold, the day it is counted from, and how you prove it (usually a screenshot of your own insights) are all in the offer. | Set per creator; the threshold is chosen together |
| Posting shape | Whether you post on your own profile, whether Nutrola posts content you film, or both. Some deals are reels on your account; some are files for Nutrola's own account; some are both. | Set per creator based on what fits your account |
| Ownership and rights | Who owns the content after it is filmed, whether Nutrola can repost it to other accounts, how long Nutrola can use it, and whether Nutrola can use it in paid ads. This is one of the most important terms. | Set per creator; depends on the posting shape and the deal |
| Creator code | A short code your followers enter during onboarding to get a welcome bonus and refer themselves to you. Pays 20% of the subscription price on every payment, with no cap. | Same for everyone who has a code: 20%. Whether you want a code is per creator. |
| Number of reels or deliverables | How many pieces of content Nutrola expects from you, and the timeline for delivery. | Set per creator |
| Payment timing | When and how the fee, if any, is paid. Code commission is paid monthly, the month after a subscription converts, with a statement. | Set per creator for the fee; set globally for code commission |
Why is everything except the code rate set per creator?
Nutrola prices on what a reel is likely to do for the app, not on your follower count. A rate card built for other categories prices by follower count; Nutrola does not, so a smaller account whose reels get strong views can be worth more to the app than a larger account whose reels get fewer. The app also cares about format and language and market. Someone posting morning routines in Turkish reaches a place where morning routines in English do not. So Nutrola looks at what your recent reels do, builds an offer around that and your market, and two creators usually get two different offers. That is by design.
The one exception is the creator code rate. Every creator who has a Nutrola code receives 20% of the subscription price on every payment. That rate does not change from creator to creator.
What if my offer does not match my rate card?
Send the rate card and Nutrola will look at it. Nutrola prices on reach rather than on the rate cards used for fashion and beauty deals, so the offer may not match. If it does not, the email will explain why. The parts of a deal that pay on results are where a strong reel makes up the difference if the fixed fee is lower than you expected. A reel that beats the bonus view threshold turns a lower fixed fee into a higher total.
If the offer still does not work for you, that is information too. There is no point in filming if you have doubts, and Nutrola will prefer to know that now rather than midway through the deal.
Is anything negotiable after I receive the offer?
The offer is the offer. What is written into it is the deal you agree to. If something in the offer does not match what you understood, the email will have space to ask questions or discuss before you sign. Nutrola builds each offer around your actual recent numbers, and the bonus and code components are where unexpected performance pays off.
What counts as proof of the bonus?
Usually a screenshot of your own insights, showing the view count on the day the offer specifies. The threshold, the counting day and how it is read are set out in the offer. There is nothing hidden here. Everything Nutrola asks you to prove is something you can see in your own analytics.
How do I know the offer is real?
It is a written document with every term, sent to your email. There is no separate contract to sign later, no verbal promises, and no surprises after you film. What is in the offer is what you are agreeing to. Read it carefully, ask questions if something is unclear, and if it works for you, you are good to film.
Related: how Nutrola builds a creator offer and how the creator code works. Apply for an offer at creators.nutrola.app/en/apply.
Frequently asked questions
What does a Nutrola offer include?
The fee you earn per reel or file, if there is one; any bonus threshold and how it is counted; where you post your content or whether Nutrola posts it; who owns the content and whether Nutrola can repost it; whether you get a code and how it is placed; the timeline; when you are paid; and the code rate if you have one. Every term is negotiated before you film and put into writing.
Is the fee in a Nutrola offer the same for everyone?
No. The fee is set per creator based on what your recent reels do, your format, the languages you post in, and which markets your audience is in, so two creators usually get two different offers, by design. What is the same for everyone is the code rate, 20% of the subscription price, and that the whole deal is in writing before you film.
What if I want to negotiate the offer?
The offer Nutrola sends already reflects your recent numbers and your market. If it does not match what you sent as your rate card, Nutrola will explain why in the email. The parts that pay on results (bonuses, code) are where a strong reel makes up the difference if the fixed fee is lower than expected.
Sources
- Nutrola Creator Program FAQ Nutrola (accessedSeptember 17, 2026)
Program terms quoted in a guide are current as of its facts-checked date.
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