Questions, answered plainly.

A place to describe creative gigs and find the people who want them. Clients describe a gig, TalentSynq invites relevant creatives and providers, and those who want the work apply. Creatives and providers start with a free profile they can share.

Anyone arranging creative work, from a personal occasion to a business production, and the people and businesses who do it: photographers, models, performers, makeup artists, production specialists, studios, venues, equipment providers, and crews.

TalentSynq is built by ShhushAI Inc., a software company in Denver, Colorado. More about us.

This site explains what TalentSynq does and who it is for. The application itself, where accounts, profiles and gigs live, is at talentsynq.ai.

Talent offer their own creative skills. Providers offer a service or a resource, such as a studio, a venue, equipment, or a crew.

Yes. One TalentSynq account can offer talent, provide a resource, and hire other people.

Yes. Creating and sharing your profile is free. Paid participation options are separate from the free profile; open TalentSynq for what is currently offered.

When a client’s gig includes a role or service that fits your profile, along with your location and availability, TalentSynq can invite you. The invitation explains why it fits. You don’t have to search listings.

No. Apply only when the gig suits you. Passing is a normal part of choosing your work.

No. Your application puts you among the client’s applicants for that role. The client chooses who to hire, and in the intended flow the booking is confirmed when the client’s first payment is collected.

Under the intended product rule, age verification is required before you apply for a gig. It confirms age. On its own, it isn’t proof of professional identity, a background check, a skills assessment or a guarantee of reliability.

Gig: the work you are arranging, described in your gig description. Role: one person or service the gig needs, such as a photographer or a studio. Applicant: a person who was invited and chose to apply for a role.

No. A client is anyone arranging creative work: a person planning an evening out, a family booking a photographer, a designer staging a show, or a creative hiring another creative.

Yes. Describe the whole gig once, and each role gets its own description, requirements and budget. A role can have more than one place: “Models ×2” means two models.

People who were invited to your gig and chose to apply. Invitations on their own don’t appear as applications.

No. An invitation is not an application, and an application is not a booking. The client chooses who to hire, and in the intended flow the booking is confirmed when the client’s first payment is collected. See the stages.

In the intended payment model, the client pays 50% when the booking is confirmed and the remaining 50% ten days before the gig. The creative or provider is paid 24–48 hours after the gig, less a 15% fee that includes platform and payment fees.

For current fees and payment terms, open TalentSynq. A worked example is in How It Works.

In the intended flow, once the booking is confirmed, which happens when the client’s first payment is collected.

In the intended model, the client pays the agreed service amount in two halves, and the 15% fee comes out of the creative’s or provider’s payment. On a $1,000 gig, that is $500 twice from the client and $850 to the creative, before any applicable taxes.

TalentSynq reads each role in a gig description and invites relevant creatives or providers, based on details such as the role, experience, location, availability, and preferences involved.

It helps. AI can draft a profile or a gig description from a few plain words. You review and edit the result before anyone sees it.

No. AI helps write descriptions and find relevant people. Creatives and providers decide whether to apply, and clients decide who to hire.

Core matching uses compact models that ShhushAI operates on its own infrastructure. Supporting services such as identity verification, payments, and storage are separate. See Responsible AI.

For current availability, open TalentSynq.

Creating a profile is free. For current fees, plans and payment terms, open TalentSynq.

Privacy depends on what is collected, who can see it, when visibility changes, how long it is kept, and how supporting services handle it. Our Responsible AI page explains the approach.

Each program has its own page with the details and next step: affiliates and partners.

Yes. The TalentSynq team publishes articles for creatives, providers, and clients at blog.talentsynqai.com.