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Creator Payout SLA & Transparency

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Problem

Top creators report payout settlement stretching to 5–7 days, up from 48 hours#1#2, driving public threats to pause posting#3.

Evidence

7 of the top 20 creators by GMV raised payout timing in the last 30 days#4; sentiment is 18% negative and rising.

Hypothesis

A guaranteed 48-hour payout SLA with in-app status will cut monetization churn among high-GMV creators.

Proposed Solution

Success Metrics

Queued…

Evidence (4)

From spec to merged.

  1. 1

    Read the why

    Every claim in the PRD links to the customer signal behind it.

  2. 2

    Check it against the code

    With a repo connected, Composer reads the code it describes and won't cite files it never opened.

  3. 3

    Pick it up in your tools

    Linear issues with sub-issues, a Jira issue, or a handoff to Claude Code or Cursor.

  4. 4

    Merge and move on

    One line in the pull request links it. When it merges with passing checks, it's shipped.

The why, one click away

Hover any citation in a spec to see which customer said it, where and when. Open it to read the signal in full.

  • Problem, evidence, scope and success metrics in one place
  • Contradictions with earlier specs are flagged before you start
  • Code references are re-checked against the repo every night

Payout delays are the leading driver: settlement now takes 5–7 days#1#2.

Q2 Creator panel: monetization

BeautyByMaya, Interview, Oct 1

“I waited a week for my payout. That's never happened on other platforms.”

Open the source signal

Shipped means merged and green

Add an Euler-Spec line to the pull request description, or link it in the app. The delivery chain follows the work from the issue to the merge and beyond.

  • A branch-name match waits for someone to confirm it
  • Every recorded CI run has to pass
  • Unknown means Euler can't see it, never that it passed

Delivery chain

From tracker issue to outcome review. Unknown means Euler can't see the evidence, never that it passed.

  1. IssueDoneMON-131

    Tracked in Linear

  2. Pull requestDone#482 Payout delay alerts

    Linked by the Euler-Spec line in its description

  3. ChecksDone

    4 of 4 workflow runs passed

  4. MergeDone

    Merged Oct 3

  5. MeasurementIn progresscurrent

    Comparing the 30 days before and after MON-131 closed

  6. Outcome reviewWaiting

    Waits for the measurement

From your editor

Point Claude, Cursor or any MCP client at Euler with a workspace token, and ask about customers without leaving your editor.

  • Search signals and read specs from your editor
  • Read, write and push are separate token scopes
  • Pushes come back as a link for a person to approve
What are creators saying about payout timing?

euler · search_signals("payout timing")

→ 20 signals, ranked by relevance

Most of it is about not knowing when a payout will land, rather than how fast it is. Partner creators raise it most often.

Push the payout alerts spec to Linear

euler · push_spec_to_linear

→ held for approval: approve in Euler

What you get.

Dependencies drawn
Blocks, follows and relates edges between features, with loops refused.
Effort from history
Estimates that draw on your team's measured delivery times, the roadmap and the code.
Linear sub-issues
Push a spec as a parent issue with one sub-issue per task in its breakdown.
Handoff
Open a spec in Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, v0, Bolt, Replit or Claude.
Exports
Markdown, PDF, Word or JSON for anything else.
Outcomes
After the Linear issue closes, see whether customer complaints on the theme actually fell.

What it won't do.

  • Write your code

    It hands specs to the tools that do, and keeps track of what shipped.

  • Push behind your back

    Agent-initiated pushes to Linear or Jira wait for a person to approve.

  • Promise dates

    Schedules are relative windows learned from your delivery history, never invented calendar dates.

Questions, answered.

An Euler-Spec line with the spec's id in the PR description, a link made in the app, or a PR Euler opened itself. A branch-name match is only a suggestion until someone confirms it.

Yes. Import your template from a PDF, paste it in, or build it by hand, and Composer drafts into its sections.

Yes, for feedback in and specs out. Outcome measurement after launch currently needs Linear.

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