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Hire verified VRoid and 3D character artists to build your dream VTuber model. Escrow-protected payments, verified reviews, and trust-scored creators — every commission, every time.
The only commission studio designed from the ground up for custom VRM avatars, VTuber models, and 3D character art.
Your payment is locked in escrow and only released when both you and the artist approve the finished VRM model. No ghosting, no scams.
Preview and test-drive your commissioned avatar in full 3D before you sign off — something no general-purpose marketplace offers.
Every rating comes from a real, completed, paid commission. Trust scores factor in on-time delivery, disputes, and repeat clients.
Artists start at a competitive fee that permanently decreases with lifetime sales — far below typical 20–30% marketplace cuts.
Native VRM pipeline: malware-scanned uploads, portfolio 3D viewers, and direct delivery to your Wallies avatar library.
Personal, commercial, custom, and full-copyright license options are priced upfront and snapshotted into your contract.
Every platform has strengths. Here's an honest look at how commissioning a custom VRM avatar compares.
Built natively for VRM / VRoid avatars
Escrow held until BOTH sides approve
100% verified-purchase reviews
3D test-drive before final approval
Artist fees drop permanently to 15%
Newer community than legacy platforms
Focused on 3D VRM (not 2D art — yet)
Large VTuber artist community
Good for 2D Live2D commissions
No native 3D/VRM preview or test-drive
Reviews not tied to escrow release
Flat platform fee never decreases
Huge general marketplace
Fast turnaround gig options
Not specialized in VRM / VTuber models
20% seller fee on everything, forever
Quality varies wildly; rigging often subpar
Great for pre-made 3D assets
Established Japanese creator scene
Storefronts, not custom commissions
No escrow or milestone protection
Little buyer recourse if files are broken