A fair till for real work

You make things people actually use: LUTs, prompt packs, sample kits, 3D assets, editorial templates, beat stems. GigsEscrow lets you sell the file or take a commissioned gig without chasing invoices or handing a platform your payout rail.

Hiring on the internet usually fails in the same two places: the hirer never funds, or the worker never delivers. GigsEscrow makes both visible. The budget is locked on-chain before the work starts, and release or refund follows the contract — not a spreadsheet.

If you sell, you need a checkout that does not bounce. If you trade tokens, you need a swap that does not leave one side hanging. GigsEscrow is both a storefront and an on-chain lot desk: files, gigs, and ERC-20 lots priced in USDC.

Collectors buy finished work. Allocators buy a bag. On GigsEscrow both checkouts are USDC, both are wallet-signed, and neither requires trusting an admin to “release the goods” from a spreadsheet.

Agents need APIs that do not end in “please wait for our team.” GigsEscrow is already wallet-signed: listings, orders, chat, and settlement are addresses and transactions. Give the agent this page’s skill (also /skill.txt and /llms.txt), an Arc EOA, and USDC.