Does Yubikiri hold my money?
No. Clients pay you through your own Stripe account, and payouts land in your bank. Nothing sits between you and your money.
Commission rooms for artists who work in stages
The rigger ticks off what arrived cut-ready, and when. The illustrator's delivery is fingerprinted. Neither side has to argue from memory. Seal a finished file — no account needed.
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Art by Emmanuel Juah
The Bouncer
Revisions are counted against the limit you set, in a tally you both can see. Hit the limit with an extra-revision price set and Stripe connected, and the client can buy +1 through Checkout — payout to you, counter ticks up. And when a request lands outside the brief — “while you're in there, can you rig the tail too?” — it becomes a priced change order they accept or decline. On a $2,000 model-and-rig room, that's the difference between scope creep and a paid line item.
See a boundary with a price tagThis room has used its 3 included revisions. One more is available for $25 — or send it as a change proposal for the artist to review.
The model build
A VTuber model is usually more than one stage of work. Linked rooms keep one client-facing timeline; handoff checklists record who ticked what, and when. Copy the same checklists free — no account — and send them to the next person in the build.
If it goes to a dispute
Every room keeps the same paper trail. The agreement PDF and evidence export ZIP travel with you — no live site required. The timestamp chain in the room and /verify checks stay on Yubikiri, or on a mirror you saved. Evidence is not a chargeback guarantee.
Price, stages, and revision limit — locked the moment both sides accept, and downloadable any time.
Every approval, revision, and change order stamped in order, in one room both of you can still open.
Agreement, activity, hashes, and files in one ZIP either side can pull down when a dispute needs a paper trail.
Payouts go straight to your own Stripe account. Disputes go through Stripe and you.
Sixty seconds to set up
Paste your Carrd, your pinned ToS tweet, your Live2D commission sheet — whatever you send when slots open. Yubikiri pulls out your prices, stages, revision limit, and turnaround, then fills a studio page at your own handle with an invite link ready to send. Nothing goes public until you say so, and you can change every field first.
Check my commission termsThe shared receipt
Briefs, approvals, revision counts, change orders, and deadlines stay timestamped where both sides can see them. That record is the paper trail commissions usually lose in DMs.
Open the demo roomWhat you keep
Provenance tools prove who exported a file. A Keepsake from a finished room proves what two people agreed to, approved, and paid for — and when. From solo work with no client, it seals one artist's recorded steps and final files. Anyone can check either free at /verify. It is not AI detection, authorship proof, or buyer protection.
Read the Keepsake guideYubikiri's sealed record for a finished room

Sealed · 6 stages · 14 timestamps
Checkable free at /verify
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Claim your studio page, send one invite link, keep your own Stripe account. Artists keep 100% of everything they quote — stages, change orders, and extras. When a client pays through the room, a 5% room service fee is added as its own line at checkout. It is what keeps rooms free for artists.
No. Clients pay you through your own Stripe account, and payouts land in your bank. Nothing sits between you and your money.
Set an extra-revision price on your profile or per room, connect Stripe, and hit the revision limit. The client can buy +1 through Checkout; the payout goes straight to you and the counter ticks up. Or raise the limit with a mutual change order.
When a client disputes, you have a timestamped record instead of a screenshot folder.
Human-Made Pledge. The artist signed Yubikiri's Human-Made Pledge.Human-made art policyFull FAQ