eTXT

Ready-made articles, orders, and API

The article store and commissioned assignments are distinct ways to obtain content. Customers can buy ready-made articles or commission writing, translation, rewriting, SEO copywriting, and proofreading.

For new work, customers can select authors according to requirements and budget, then give them individual assignments. The eGPT tool can structure an article, generate meta tags, and collect product characteristics.

The API moves content-related actions onto a customer’s website rather than requiring visits to the marketplace. Its listed functions include placing orders, creating a copywriter feed, publishing content, and checking text uniqueness online.

Marketplace fees and business-plan tiers

The vendor’s pages give different commission descriptions by transaction route; all figures below were checked 2026-10-31.

• Homepage — 10% per transaction, split equally between client and freelancer.
• FAQ — 10% intermediary commission, split equally between customer and performer or article buyer and seller.
• Business-plan page — 5% system commission of the order cost.
• About page — 5% for the customer and 5% for the performer.
• FAQ, transfers between accounts — 10% charged only to the recipient.
• Card-to-card safe transactions without balance top-up — 5% service fee.

Prices for business plans are listed separately from marketplace commission, according to the business-plan page, checked 2026-10-31.

• Basic — starts at 4,000 rubles; includes a financial model in Excel.
• Standard — starts at 12,000 rubles; includes risk SWOT analysis and market analysis.
• Premium — starts at 25,000 rubles; includes an expanded financial model, in-depth marketing, and an Executive Summary.

The FAQ says customers and authors set order and article prices, with a minimum of 20 rubles per 1,000 characters including spaces. The homepage also lists 20 rubles per 1,000 characters as its minimum price and states a minimum order completion time of 2 hours.

Checks before relying on eTXT terms

Ask the provider to identify the applicable fee allocation for each order and payment route. A written breakdown should distinguish marketplace commission from payment-instrument charges.

Request the available payout methods, any withdrawal thresholds, and the timing for processing payouts. These terms affect whether the listed transaction fees describe the full payment route.

Before commissioning work, ask how disputes are escalated and how refunds are handled. Confirm the procedure and decision points in writing.

For a business plan, clarify deliverables, delivery timing, and revision limits before agreeing to a package. For API use, request the pricing, technical limits, authentication requirements, and availability terms relevant to the intended integration.

Approval, reserved payment, and rights

Customers must register to place an order, according to the about page. On the business-plan page, the vendor says customers set a price and freelancers respond to the order. That page also says customers can compare specialists’ portfolios, cases, and reviews.

The business-plan page states that customers can publish an assignment and receive responses from relevant economists within a day. The provider says customers can discuss calculations and revisions to risk analysis directly with the contractor.

For this workflow, the vendor says payment is reserved and transferred only after the customer approves the completed document. The FAQ states that the performer transfers exclusive rights to the result after payment. Those terms describe the business-plan page’s order flow and the FAQ’s rights statement.

The provider says submitted marketplace texts are checked using its proprietary uniqueness-checking program. Its about page also advertises urgent orders with a completed text from a copywriter within two hours.

Fees, timing, and support conditions

• The homepage and FAQ describe a 10% commission split between both sides, while the business-plan page lists a 5% system commission.
• For transfers between accounts, the FAQ says the 10% commission is charged only to the recipient.
• The homepage lists a minimum order completion time of 2 hours.
• Deposit and withdrawal service fees start at 3% and depend on the payment instrument, according to the about page.
• The business-plan page lists round-the-clock support, while its phone-support details give weekday hours of 10:00–18:00.
• The about page lists weekday phone-support hours of 10:00 to 18:00.

Content tools and order controls

The vendor’s pages describe content tools and order controls, checked 2026-10-31.

• Content work spans ready-made articles, copywriting, rewriting, SEO copywriting, proofreading, and translation.
• Author profiles show work statistics, average cost, order count, and a portfolio.
• Business-plan customers can discuss calculations and risk-analysis revisions directly with contractors.
• The API supports order placement, a copywriter order feed on the customer’s website, automatic content publishing, and online uniqueness checks.

Compare freelance marketplaces by terms

Compare marketplaces by how they allocate fees, protect payments, and handle disputes. Also check which work categories they cover, how payouts work, and what support terms apply. The right comparison points depend on the work and payment route you expect to use.

Content buyers and remote freelancers

eTXT’s stated scope fits clients looking to commission content, buy ready-made articles, or hire freelancers for business-plan work. The vendor also describes an API option for customers needing content in large volumes.

Freelancers seeking remote assignments are within the marketplace’s stated audience. For content orders, customers can select authors against their requirements and budget, then assign work directly. The fit depends on whether the available work and payment terms suit the specific task.

Questions about articles, fees, and orders

How does eTXT check submitted texts?

The provider says submitted marketplace texts undergo a check using its proprietary uniqueness-checking program. Its about page likewise says submitted texts are checked with the eTXT originality-checking program. These are descriptions of the provider’s checking process, not an independent assessment of its results.

When is payment transferred to the contractor?

For the business-plan order flow, the vendor says payment is reserved and transferred only after the customer approves the completed document. The FAQ says the performer transfers exclusive rights to the result after payment. Check the terms for the particular order before relying on this sequence.

What does each business-plan package include?

The business-plan page lists a financial model in Excel for Basic, risk SWOT analysis and market analysis for Standard, and an expanded financial model, in-depth marketing, and an Executive Summary for Premium. The listed inclusions describe package contents, not delivery timing or revision limits.

Can customers request help setting up the API?

The API page says eTXT offers a free consultation when setting up the API. The vendor also describes API functions for placing orders and creating a copywriter feed on a customer’s website. Ask what the consultation covers for the integration you intend to use.

Which support contact routes does eTXT list?

The business-plan page says support can be contacted through feedback, and the FAQ also lists a feedback form. The available route is therefore described on both pages; check the relevant page for the contact method before raising an order-specific question.

Proceed after matching the fee route

Fits if eTXT’s content marketplace, freelance work, or business-plan offer matches the task and the applicable transaction route is clear.

Probably not if a single consistent fee description is required before comparing transaction costs; the homepage and business-plan page state different commission terms.

Main risk… relying on a fee description without matching it to the order route; check the relevant terms before proceeding.

Sources

Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.

• www.etxt.ruchecked 2026-10-31
• www.etxt.ru/freelance/zakazat-biznes-planchecked 2026-10-31
• www.etxt.ru/aboutchecked 2026-10-31
• www.etxt.ru/api-infochecked 2026-10-31
• www.etxt.ru/faqchecked 2026-10-31

Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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