Your roster's likeness, licensed. Your commission never touches theirs.
Bring your talent onto the registry where brands, broadcasters and AI labs come to license verified humans. You manage the roster, approve every job, and earn 15% on every licence — paid out of the platform's side of the fee, not the actor's.
CLIENT PAYS GROSS UPFRONT. SPLIT RELEASED AUTOMATICALLY ON APPROVAL.
Agents don't take a cut of the actor's cut.
On Twinnin the talent takes 75% of every licence fee, whether they are represented or not. Your 15% comes out of the platform side: Twinnin drops from 25% to 10% when a talent is agent-managed. Nothing is deducted from the person whose face is licensed.
Paid directly to the individual whose likeness is licensed. Identical with or without an agent.
Paid on every licence purchased for talent sitting in your dashboard, whether or not you introduced the client.
Platform, verification and infrastructure. Down from 25% on unrepresented talent.
The licence fee is paid upfront. The split is applied automatically on release.
Clients you introduce who then license talent represented by other agents fall outside this split. We're open to a separate referral arrangement, agreed case by case.
The technology is identical to an individual twin.
Agent-managed talent are not a different product. Same verification, same consent architecture, same Human Verified™ C2PA credential, same revocation rights. The only difference is that the roster lives in your dashboard and the fee splits three ways instead of two.
to the talent, always — agent or no agent
platform or listing fee to you as the agent
target from active twin to first payout
verified humans already on the registry
Your whole roster in one place.
Roster overview
Current terms, live projects, past projects and payment history for every talent you represent.
Inbound job approval
Casting requests notify you and the talent together. Both of you have 36 hours to approve or decline.
Versioned consent records
Every update generates a new versioned document. Current version and full history, per talent.
Payments
Gross fee, split and payout visible on every licence. Your 15% released against the client's upfront payment.
Five steps, one dedicated signup link.
You'll be issued a signup link for your roster. Most of the work is the shoot — the talent's own admin takes about ten minutes.
You shoot the talent
More images give a better result. Follow the published photo guidelines — 19 photos, close-up, mid-range and full length.
They verify identity
Government ID and a liveness check on the platform, built to the standard broadcasters accept.
They set consent terms
What their likeness may and may not be used for, in what contexts, and for how long.
We review and approve
Submissions are checked by us before anything goes live on the registry.
Available for casting
The talent appears in your dashboard and in the pool production clients cast from.
Walk each talent through the full range.
Setting terms isn't a yes or no. It's the shape of what a talent will accept, across four dimensions — and terms that match what clients actually commission mean more castings for them and more commission for you.
Type of production
Film and television, documentary, advertising and brand campaigns, editorial, corporate and internal use.
Role scope
Lead and featured only, or also supporting, background and extra work — which is a large share of platform volume.
Usage window
How long a client may run the finished work. Six months, twelve months, longer.
Territory and channel
Which markets and which media — broadcast, cinema, online, out of home.
Long windows are the one to think hardest about
A twelve month or multi-year window pays more, but it ties the likeness up and can rule the talent out of competing briefs while it runs. That's a real trade, worth understanding before they tick it.
The choice has to be theirs
Consent a talent feels pushed into by their own agent is weaker consent. Make sure they understand what each category is worth and what it commits them to, then let them decide. Terms can be widened later at any point.
Nothing goes through without both of you.
Every job needs approval from the talent and the agent before it proceeds. You are both notified when a request lands, and you both have a 36-hour window to approve or decline.
to respond, from the moment the request is notified. Miss the window and the booking is lost — production clients work to tight casting schedules.
Consent match
Does the brief fall inside the terms the talent has set? If a category, territory or duration is excluded, the job is declined or renegotiated.
Exclusivity
Does an existing exclusivity commitment rule this client out? A talent under exclusivity for one soap brand can't take a competing brief.
Both approvals in
Once you and the talent have both approved, the job proceeds automatically. The client has already paid, and the split releases against that payment. A decline from either side stops it.
You spot it. We enforce it.
If a talent believes a production has used their likeness outside the agreed terms — a broadcast running past a six month window, say — the talent raises it with you, you send us a short summary of the breach, we review, and where it's made out we revoke the licence. You don't handle enforcement. Your role is to spot it, document it and pass it to us.
No pornographic creation. No political persuasion. No deceptive endorsement. No religious or hate content. No commercial use without payment. Applies to every buyer, every time.
An evidentiary trail your clients can check themselves.
Every consent document, and every licence agreement between a talent and a client, is hashed and anchored to Twinnin's Polygon wallet. Each licence and consent record is hashed into the metadata of the digital asset the client buys.
Because the record is anchored, it can't be quietly altered afterwards: if anything changes, the hash no longer matches and verification returns a failure rather than a pass. Your clients get a durable record of who licensed what, over what period, and on what terms — without a legal team reconstructing the chain after the event.
Every twin carries a cryptographic credential — proof that a real, consenting human is behind the content, and that they were paid. Required in enterprise procurement, and legal cover under the EU AI Act, SAG-AFTRA and NO FAKES.
C2PA verification lets clients check a licence in real time against the relevant Polygon record, publicly verifiable and independently audited. In development, not live today.
The anchored record proves what was agreed and when. It doesn't replace your client's own legal advice, and it isn't an indemnity from Twinnin.
Build the roster, get filtered for by name.
Named agency listing
At one hundred licensed twins in your dashboard you can apply to be listed as a named agency, so clients running a casting can filter for your studio rather than searching the general pool. This is where photography quality pays off directly — better captures and a stronger roster turn into bookings you wouldn't otherwise see.
Territory exclusivity
Exclusive market partnerships are structured around a roster benchmark rather than granted at the outset — as an illustration, in the region of a thousand verified talent in a single territory. The sensible sequence is a dashboard first, real volume through it, then terms shaped by the real numbers.
What agents ask first.
Example figures are illustrative. Real licence fees depend on use, duration, exclusivity and territory. Commercial terms are subject to a signed agreement.
Get your dashboard provisioned.
We provision the agent dashboard, send the photo guidelines for your shoots, and issue your roster signup link so you can start a first cohort. Agent terms are sent separately for review.
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