Find the right creator. Run the campaign. Prove the result.
A marketplace and campaign operating system in one place: unified creator discovery, campaign execution, creator growth intelligence and verified sponsored-performance reporting.
How it works
1
Discover
Search one unified directory — creators on the platform and indexed external profiles, clearly labelled — by platform, niche, audience, scale and sponsored performance.
2
Pitch & agree
Creators apply, brands invite, agencies pitch whole rosters. Every proposal is reviewed creator by creator, with terms, fees and usage rights agreed in writing.
3
Create & approve
Briefs, drafts, revisions and approvals live in the campaign workspace. Nothing publishes without the brand's approval.
4
Measure & pay
Sponsored visibility, clicks, leads and sales are tracked with UTM links and conversion events — and payouts follow the agreed terms.
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One platform, four workspaces
One shared platform and database, with separate role-aware workspaces and permissions. A user may belong to more than one organization.
For Brands
Find creators, launch campaigns, select talent and measure outcomes — with evidence-based ROI, not follower count alone.
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For Creators
Build a profile, discover work, complete campaigns and grow your channel — with private AI growth support and clear pricing guidance.
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For Agencies
Manage talent, discover creators, pitch rosters to brands and run campaigns — portfolio, pitching and creator operations in one place.
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Campaign Directory
Browse public campaign previews from brands that choose to publish them. Full briefs, applications and proposals live inside the campaign workspace.
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AI Creator Copilot
A private creator-side assistant that analyses creator-authorized data and helps with content planning, audience understanding and growth. Every recommendation shows its evidence window, confidence and limitations — never a promise of virality.
Sponsored Performance Engine
Creators are ranked by how well they performed in comparable sponsored activity — not by follower count alone. Scores show their evidence, sample size and confidence, and paid placement never inflates a performance score.
Explore the directory
Start with a niche. Internal and external records are labelled separately, and counts always come from the records in the directory — never presented as all creators globally.
Built on trust, not assumptions
- Creator-controlled permissions. Private analytics, connected-account access and sharing preferences are explicit and revocable.
- No assumed access. Social APIs, data rights, email permissions and payment eligibility are confirmed before they are used — integrations degrade gracefully.
- Representation safeguard. An agency cannot claim a creator merely by adding an email or profile URL — representation needs the creator's authorization.
- Honest reporting. Verified, brand-reported, creator-reported and independently attributed outcomes are labelled separately. Clicks are never counted as sales.
Frequently asked questions
What is an “external profile”?
An indexed record of a creator who has not registered yet. It is always labelled as external, shows only public information, and the creator can claim it to share verified metrics.
Can an agency claim a creator without asking?
No. Representation needs the creator's authorization — adding an email or a profile URL is not enough. Campaign-only permission is not full representation.
Are follower counts shown publicly?
No private metrics are shown. Audience size, engagement and sponsored-performance evidence appear only after sign-in, and only for the fields each creator has chosen to share.
How are creators ranked?
By sponsored-performance evidence from comparable activity — not by follower count alone. Every score shows its evidence, sample size and confidence, and paid placement never inflates a performance score.
How do payments work?
Invoices and payment records in the marketplace. There is no escrow or split payout until a written provider arrangement exists — nothing is called escrow unless it genuinely is.