Malaysia's verified creator marketplace.

Funds stay in escrow. Either side can raise a dispute, and Kollaah's team reviews evidence and resolves it — your money isn't released until the work is, or a resolution is reached.

Within 7 days of content approval — that's not a promise, it's an Act 872 legal requirement built into how the platform releases escrow.

Plixitt Solutions Sdn Bhd (BRN: 003426311-V), the company already running Shakalakaa Digital Marketing and Rice Social — this isn't a first-time team.

Yes — funds are held via Stripe and only released on content approval or formal dispute resolution. Kollaah never has discretionary access to released funds.

Yes, nothing locks your account. What stays on Kollaah is the verified track record, escrow protection, and legal compliance — things you'd have to rebuild from zero anywhere else.

A brand funds the campaign upfront; Kollaah (via Stripe) holds that amount, not the brand and not the creator. Once the creator submits content and the brand approves it, the held funds release to the creator automatically, minus the platform fee. Nobody can spend the escrowed amount before approval — that's the whole point.

All campaigns run in Malaysian Ringgit (RM). Kollaah charges a 12% platform fee on standard payouts and 15% on performance-based payouts, deducted automatically before the creator is paid — there's no separate invoice or hidden retainer.

Yes. A campaign can be cancelled before content is submitted, with unspent escrow refunded to the brand. Once a creator has submitted approved work, cancellation is handled the same way as a dispute — through the platform, not informally.