From the idea to the work.

Creator marketing.
Minus the hassle.

Find creators, run campaigns and manage content delivery—all in one place.

Create your brand account
From the first brief to the work you review.
Start with a clear briefIllustration
Campaign draftReady to review

A fresh take on
the everyday.

FormatUGC video
DeliverablesOne video per creator
RequirementsBrief, references and usage
Check what creators will see
One campaign workspace
Brief. Creators.
Submitted work.
Know what needs your attention
Build and review your briefFind creators for your campaignFollow the work in one place

Good campaigns need
more than good ideas.

Find the people, give them a clear brief, and keep the work moving without losing the details.

01 / CHOOSE THE PEOPLE

Find the fit before
you send the invite.

Explore creators by category, platform, language and reach. Review their work and available audience insights.

02 / ALIGN ON THE WORK

Give the campaign
one clear brief.

Bring deliverables, deadlines, references and requirements together, so creators understand the job before applying.

03 / FOLLOW THE PROGRESS

Know where
the work stands.

Follow applications and submissions in one workspace. See campaign progress and what needs your attention.

How it works

An idea is enough
to get started.

1

Build the brief.

Describe the campaign you have in mind. Review and edit the draft, budget and timing before publishing.

2

Choose your creators.

Explore profiles and manage the creators involved in your campaign.

3

Follow the work.

Track progress, review submissions and see the status of each collaboration.

Your next campaign
starts with a brief.

Create your brand account and build your first campaign draft.

Create your brand account
A few things to know

Before your
first campaign.

Can I review the brief before it goes live?

Yes. Edit your campaign draft and check the creator preview before publishing.

What kinds of campaigns can I run?

The builder supports UGC and clipping campaigns, with options that vary by campaign type. Set out the deliverables and intended usage in your brief.