Creator marketing, run end to end
The whole motion — positioning, matching, outreach, contracts, review, publishing and measurement — run by us on your launch. You approve; the AI and the team do the rest.
Six steps that are usually six vendors
Agencies hand off between research, outreach, legal and reporting, and the brief degrades at every handoff. Here it is one motion, on one system.
We read your product, your docs and your market, and write the one sentence a creator has to be able to say about you. Everything downstream is built on it.
We rank creators on audience fit — who actually watches them, not how many — across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X and LinkedIn, and hand you a shortlist with real names and real rates.
Hundreds of personalised approaches, replies triaged, rates negotiated. You see the ones worth your attention, not the inbox.
Every deal turns into a written brief and a signable agreement — scope, timeline, usage rights, exclusivity, payment. Nothing agreed in DMs.
We review every draft before it ships: hook, claim accuracy, brand voice, FTC disclosure. Fixes go back to the creator, you approve the final cut.
Content goes live on schedule and gets tracked to the numbers you are judged on — reach, clicks, signups, pipeline — not to a screenshot of likes.
Six deliverables, all of them yours
Including the creator roster and the contracts. If you ever take the channel in-house, you keep the relationships you paid for.
There is no price on this page, and here is why
Most of a creator budget is paid to creators, and what they charge depends on five things we cannot guess from a website. A number here would be a ceiling we invented. Instead: the five levers, and a free estimator that does the arithmetic with your own assumptions.
A nano-creator roster and a 4M-subscriber review are different budgets for the same brief.
A long-form YouTube review costs a multiple of a short-form clip, and converts differently.
North America, Europe, China — each market is a separate creator pool and a separate rate card.
Running a creator’s content as your own paid ads, or locking out competitors, is priced on top of the base fee.
A single launch wave and an always-on programme are scoped differently — and priced differently.
Model budget → reach → signups → ROAS, or estimate a fair rate for a given creator, before you talk to anyone.
Who this is for
- You have a product people can sign up for or buy today
- You know roughly who it is for, even if the message is still moving
- You want the channel measured against pipeline, not impressions
- You can support a launch wave — docs, onboarding, someone answering support
- Pre-product or private beta with no way in for a viewer
- You need creators to also be your product feedback loop — start with a product review instead
- You want a single post to fix a positioning problem
Tell us what you are launching. We will come back with a shortlist and a number.
Real creator names, real rates, and the positioning angle we would run — before you commit to anything.