Answers for using AudToro.

You can browse public marketplace pages without signing in, but you need an account to post opportunities, respond to opportunities, book sessions, message collaborators, or manage workspaces.

Verification helps keep the marketplace safer before money, messages, files, or project work move through AudToro. Some actions may require confirmed account details before you can continue.

Go to Account Settings to manage account details. Producers can also update public profile, listings, availability, portfolio, studio photos, and payout setup from their producer dashboard.

Use the password reset page and follow the link sent to your email.

Open Sessions to see active, upcoming, review, completed, and archived workspaces.

Session workspaces keep the important pieces together: overview details, songs, files, messages, terms, delivery steps, and review actions when they apply.

Yes. Use the booking or session workspace for files and messages so the collaboration history stays attached to the work.

Start from Browse or a producer profile to review listings, pricing, and booking details before committing.

An opportunity is a public post for creative work, collaboration, studio needs, placements, or paid services. Posters define the scope, target role, genre, budget, and deadline.

Artists, producers, engineers, studios, vocalists, songwriters, and beat makers can respond when the post is relevant to their role and the opportunity is still open.

Include a clear proposal: budget range, timeline, deliverables, revision terms, and why you are a fit. This helps the poster compare responses fairly.

AudToro can move the accepted response into a private opportunity project workspace under Sessions, where both sides can manage terms, files, messages, payments, and delivery.

No. AudToro is a marketplace. Creators set their own rates, packages, budgets, timelines, and terms. See Pricing for more detail.

Payments are processed through Stripe. The exact payment flow depends on whether the work is a booking, listing package, or opportunity project.

Producer payouts are handled through Stripe Connect after the applicable work, delivery, review, or release flow is complete.

Use the workspace actions and messages first so context stays attached to the project. If the issue cannot be resolved, contact AudToro with the booking, session, or opportunity ID.

Keeping messages, files, terms, and approvals on AudToro gives both sides a clearer history if there are revisions, disputes, or delivery questions.

AudToro may block attempts to move marketplace conversations off-platform when they create payment, trust, or support risk. Keep booking and project coordination in the workspace.

Files live inside the relevant session or opportunity project workspace. Some audio files may have previews or gated download actions depending on the workspace state.

Use the Report action on a profile or inside a workspace when available. Include clear context so AudToro can review the issue.

If anyone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services first. Then contact AudToro with the account, booking, or project details.

AudToro can review supported dispute contexts when payment, delivery, cancellation, or user conduct needs attention. Keeping activity on-platform helps that review.