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Creator Academy
Service Packages
Build fixed-price packages clients can buy without a full job posting.
7 min read
Lesson video
Learning objectives
- Structure packages with clear tiers
- Publish packages in the dashboard
- Fulfill package orders professionally
Step-by-step guide
- 1
Design package tiers
Create Basic, Standard, and Premium (or similar) tiers with increasing scope. Each tier should feel like a deliberate step up, not random extras.
- 2
Create your package listing
From the dashboard, go to Create Package. Add title, category, cover image, deliverables, timeline, and price for each tier.
- 3
Set expectations upfront
List what is included, what is not, and how many revisions apply. Buyers should know the full scope before they pay.
- 4
Deliver through the workroom
When a client orders, use the workroom for updates, files, and approval. Treat package clients with the same professionalism as job hires.
Tips & best practices
- Highlight your most popular tier visually in the description.
- Keep delivery timelines realistic — missed deadlines hurt reviews.
- Reuse package structure across categories once you find a format that converts.
Common mistakes
- Three tiers with nearly identical deliverables.
- Missing cover images — packages without visuals underperform.
- Accepting scope creep without a change request or upsell.
Key takeaways
- Packages turn your services into products clients can buy instantly.
- Clear tiers help buyers choose without back-and-forth.
- Professional delivery in the workroom drives repeat orders.