customzz

She taps. Then you promise.

Customzz stops chatters from confirming a custom until the creator accepts it. Telegram captures the sale; a phone push locks price, minutes, and deadline—so you stop paying for broken promises.

The expensive failure

This is what happens when a custom is promised before anyone locks scope.

The fan already paid.

Your chatter already said yes.

The creator would never have shot this.

Refund. Fight. No proof who said yes.

  • SlackScreenshot buried in a thread
  • WhatsAppPrice lost in a voice note
  • SheetsFan link, date, dollars—no lock

Customzz puts the lock before the promise—not another row after the mess.

What Customzz does

Five steps to a locked promise.

Menu items she already approved can sell instantly. Everything else waits for her tap—so the fan never hears a yes you cannot deliver.

  1. 01

    Log the sale

    Chatter types /custom Maya 8m $350 Fri in Telegram. No new tab. The request is captured while the fan is still in the chat.

  2. 02

    Check her rules

    Hard nos, minimum price, duration, and quiet hours run first. If it breaks a boundary, it never leaves the chatter thread.

  3. 03

    Ping the creator

    A phone notification opens the approve card: price, minutes, deadline, and what is out of scope. She accepts, changes the price, or declines with a reason—in seconds.

  4. 04

    Lock the scope

    Accept freezes what was sold. Price and due date cannot drift in the DM. If she is late, the owner gets paged—not another group chat.

  5. 05

    Then promise the fan

    Only after the lock can the chatter confirm. You keep a clean record of what was approved—not a cell in Sheets.

Try the lock

Tap Accept. Your chatter can confirm.

Waiting on Maya.Do not confirm the fan until she accepts.

Connect where your team already works.

Launching on Telegram and phone push. More channels turn on when your roster needs them—not as a forced stack rewrite.

Available now

Telegram

Chatters capture with /custom or menu taps. Boundaries run before anyone is pinged. Unlock reply when she accepts.

Available now

PWA push

Creators install Customzz on the phone. Lock-screen ping opens Accept in one tap—no App Store, no new chat app to learn.

Roadmap

WhatsApp

Creator card with Accept, change price, or decline. For rosters that live in WhatsApp, not Telegram.

Roadmap

SMS · iMessage

Fallback when push is off or she is offline. Same approve link. Quiet hours follow her timezone.

Roadmap

Browser · Slack

Chrome extension on OnlyFans / Infloww for chatters. Slack or Telegram owner alerts when a lock is late.

Why agencies pay for this

One refund covers the month. A locked record covers the fight.

Customs are a small slice of revenue and a large share of drama. Customzz is priced against the cost of a bad yes—not against another dashboard seat.

Money · broken custom

What one bad promise actually costs

A 10-creator agency doing ~$8k net each at a 40% take is about $32k/month. One $350 custom sold, then refused or late, is a refund, a chargeback risk, and hours of cleanup. At Founding Eight pricing (~$250/mo for 10 active creators), stopping that once pays for the tool.

Cost of one broken $350 custom
$350+
Customzz at 10 creators
~$250
Break-even
1 save / mo

Risk · federal complaint 2024

N.Z. et al. v. Fenix International et al.

8:24-cv-01655

The complaint alleges that custom requests moved from chatter to creator over Slack, WhatsApp, or Google Sheets—with date, fan username or link, and price. That is still how most agencies hand off work: a message, not a contract. Allegations are not findings. They are the clearest public picture of the handoff Customzz replaces.

How you save: Accept writes who approved what, when, and for how much—before the fan is told yes. Fewer he-said fights, cleaner owner reviews, less money spent cleaning up ambiguity.

ROI · Founding Eight

Pay for outcomes, not another inbox

$199 setup. $25 per creator who actually ran a custom that period. Unlimited chatters. If you do 10–15 customs a week, most catalog work should auto-promise; only freeform hits her phone. You are buying fewer refunds and fewer late shoots—not a vault.

Setup
$199
Per active creator
$25
Catalog that can skip the tap
60–80%

Integrations

We start where you are fastest. We add channels when you need them.

Customzz connects the sale to a locked promise. Chatters capture in Telegram. Creators get a phone notification and approve in one tap. Agencies see what is waiting and what is late. More pipes—WhatsApp, SMS, Slack, browser tools—turn on in onboarding based on your stack, not a big-bang release.

Available now

  • Telegram/custom capture, menu taps, unlock when she accepts
  • PWA pushCreator Accept, chatter unlock, owner late alert
  • Agency boardWaiting, locked, at risk—money in view

Roadmap · on request

  • WhatsApp BusinessCreator card for WA-first rosters
  • SMS / iMessageFallback when push is off
  • Chrome extensionOnlyFans & Infloww—ping without leaving the DM
  • Slack / owner TelegramSLA pages when a lock is late
  • Zapier / MakeHook your existing ops tools

Pricing · The Founding Eight

Priced against one bad custom—not against another seat.

Private pre-launch for eight agencies. White-glove setup of Telegram, PWA push, and your creator menus. Twelve-month price lock. Unlimited chatters.

Setup

$199one-time

We sit with you once: encode menus, hard nos, and who gets the ping.

Then

$25/ active creator / mo

Bill only creators who ran at least one custom that period. No seat tax on chatters.

Example

~$250/ mo at 10 creators

One prevented $350 refund covers the month. Product walkthrough is on a sales call—not a public sandbox.

After Founding Eight: public workspace tiers. Founding price stays locked for your twelve months.

Eight agencies. We set up Telegram and push with you.