Frequently asked questions

No. Skalvo can review your content, audience response, experience, and recurring topics to recommend a product direction. If you already have a product or an idea, we can assess whether it should be developed, improved, expanded, or rebuilt as a custom experience.

You first review the product in working form. For a flat-rate build, payment is collected only after any required creator recordings have been integrated, the complete experience is ready, and full administrative access and control are in your hands. For a managed partnership, the agreement is introduced after you approve the product.

Yes. You can test the functional product, ask questions, and request corrections or improvements before approving it. The product should match the direction agreed during planning before the project continues.

Recording begins after you have reviewed and approved the functional product and committed to a working model. Until then, Skalvo prepares scripts and uses placeholders to represent creator-recorded material.

Under a flat-rate build, you receive full administrative access and control of the finished product. Under both working models, the audience and customer data generated through your product remains yours. Skalvo only uses that data where necessary to operate the product and does not sell or withhold it.

The timeline depends on the product's format, features, research requirements, revisions, and required creator material. Skalvo provides an expected timeline after the product direction and scope have been defined.

Whop Checkout processes customer payments inside the product website. After deducting applicable processing fees, Whop automatically allocates the agreed revenue percentage to each party's separate balance. Neither Skalvo nor the creator receives or controls the other party's allocated funds. Review Whop's revenue-sharing documentation.

Some products may require a small operational fee because of their build or operating requirements. When one applies, it is explained and agreed before commitment. It is not introduced after the partnership begins without prior agreement.