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Customer Guide · Projects

How to create and publish a project

Last updated: April 2026

Creating a project on Promakers is the best way to let creatives know exactly what you need. A well-described project attracts better quotes and reduces negotiation time. The process is divided into 4 simple steps.

Before you begin — Make sure your identity has been verified. You won't be able to post projects until verification is complete. If you haven't done so yet, check out the identity verification guide.

Process Overview

The project creation form is divided into four steps that you can complete in order. You can save a draft at any time and return to it later.

1
Project Details

Title, description, service category, and required skills.

2
Budget and timeline

Approximate budget range and project urgency level.

3
Attachments

Reference documents, audio tracks, or other relevant files.

4
Abstract and Publication

Review all the information and publish the project so that the creatives can see it.


How to access the form

  1. From the left-hand side menu, click Create New Project.
  2. You can also do this from the Dashboard by clicking the CREATE PROJECT button in the welcome section.
  3. The 4-step form will open. You can navigate through the steps using the NEXT and PREVIOUS buttons.
Tip — Use the " Save Draft " button in the upper-right corner if you need to pause and resume the project later. Your progress will be saved, and you can return to it from "My Projects."

Step 1 — Project Details

This is the most important part of the project. The creative team decides whether to send you a quote based primarily on this information.

Project Title
Required · Max. 2,000 characters
Service Description
Required · Min. 50 characters
Service category
Optional · Max. 5
Required skills
Optional · Max. 5

How to fill out this section correctly

Project Title
Avoid"Mixing"
Best"Professional Urban Pop Song Mix — 1-Week Turnaround"
Service Description
Avoid saying, “I needsomeone to mix a song for me so it sounds good.”
"I havean urban pop song recorded in Pro Tools (separate stems available). I need a professional mix with processed lead vocals, side-chained bass, and references from artists like Bad Bunny. Deadline: 7 days. Budget: €150–300."
Tip — The more detailed your description, the better and more accurate the quotes you’ll receive. Be sure to mention the genre, the software you use, artist references, the number of tracks, and any specific requirements.

Step 2 — Budget and timeline

Please indicate your available budget range and the urgency of the project. Both fields are optional, but filling them out helps creatives decide whether the project fits within their rate range.

Available budget ranges

€0–50
€51–100
€101–300
€301–500
€501–700
€701–1,000
About the budget — Provide an honest and realistic range. If the budget is too low for the work you’ve described, more experienced creatives won’t submit a proposal. If you’re unsure, leave the field blank and let the creatives make you an offer.

Step 3 — Attachments

If you have reference files that will help the designer better understand the project, you can attach them at this step. This is optional but highly recommended.

Reference audio
MP3 · Max. 200 MB
Documents
PDF · Max. 10 MB

You can drag the files directly into the upload area or click SELECT FILE to browse for them on your device.

Tip — Attaching a reference track (a song that sounds like what you're looking for) or an unmixed demo is one of the most effective ways to communicate what you need. It's worth a thousand words in the description.

Step 4 — Summary and Publication

In the final step, you'll see a complete summary of everything you've entered. Please check that the information is correct before posting.

  1. Make sure the title and description are clear and free of errors.
  2. Make sure the category, skills, budget, and urgency are correct.
  3. If you need to make a correction, use " PREVIOUS STEP " to go back and edit.
  4. When everything is ready, click PUBLISH PROJECT.
  5. Your project will be published and visible to Promakers' creatives, who will be able to send you their quotes.
What happens after you post? Creatives who are a good fit for your project will receive a notification and can send you a quote. You'll get a notification in your notifications inbox when a new proposal arrives.

Frequently asked questions

Can I edit the project after publishing it?

Yes. You can edit the project details from "My Projects" as long as no quote has been accepted. Once a project has started with a creative professional, some fields can no longer be modified.

What happens if I save a draft and don't publish it?

The draft will be saved in "My Projects," and you can return to it whenever you like. Creators cannot view drafts—only published projects are visible.

Do I have to fill in all the fields?

Only the title and description are required. The other fields (category, skills, budget, urgency, and files) are optional, although filling them out will improve the quality of the proposals you receive.

How many projects can I post at once?

There is no limit to the number of active projects. You can have multiple projects published at the same time for different services or creatives.

Can I cancel a project after it's been published?

Yes. You can cancel a published project from "My Projects" as long as there isn't an accepted quote and the project isn't currently in progress. If you've already started a project with a creative, contact support to arrange the cancellation.

The designers aren't sending me quotes. What should I do?

Review your project description—the more detailed it is, the more proposals you’ll receive. You can also browse the talent available on Promakers and contact creatives directly who match your needs.

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