About this block

Collab FAQ answers the questions other studios ask before agreeing to a joint project, laid out as a split: a heading and a short facts list of the terms that never change on the left, an accordion of five plain answers on the right. The facts list covers credit, fee split, and the first step, so the non-negotiables are visible before the reader opens a single question.

The FAQs and terms are two plain arrays, with the first item open by default. Answering the awkward money and ownership questions in public is the distinctive choice: naming how fees split and who owns the client up front does more to build trust than any reassurance could.

When to use

Reach for this block near the end of a collaborations page, after the proof and before the CTA, so a studio weighing a partnership can check the fit before booking a call. It removes the first round of nervous email by putting the terms on the page. I rewrite the five questions and the three fixed terms to match how my own collaborations run.

A natural flow around it on a Portfolio Pro page:

Before

• Repeat partners
• Collab process

After

• Collab CTA
• Contact section

What you can display

One strong use is the partnership terms FAQ. Other configurations:

• Freelance engagement FAQ. The same questions rewritten for solo client work, covering scope, rate, and revisions.
• Guest lecture terms. What a host needs to know before booking a talk, with the fixed facts as fee, format, and travel.
• Mentorship intake. What a prospective mentee asks before starting, answered plainly with the terms listed.

Tip: put the hardest question first; leading with credit or money open by default signals nothing here is being hidden until the call.