Rank who fits the brief — then you invite
Matching is a layer in the operating system, not a two-sided marketplace. Your team scores creators against a campaign, invites, and opens a deal. Remit does not source or place talent for you.
One ranking surface
Audience, engagement, and niche alignment become a score on the campaign. You pick who to invite.
Ranked matches
Campaign: "Summer Tech Launch"
Tech & Gaming
Fashion & Lifestyle
Fitness & Wellness
Food & Travel
How ranking works
Brief in. Ranked list out. The deal still starts when you accept.
Read the brief
Audience, niche, platforms, and goals on the campaign become the ranking inputs.
Score the roster
Engagement quality, audience overlap, and brand safety feed a single fit score.
Rank
Creators are ordered 0–100% so your team can invite without browsing a marketplace.
You open the deal
Invite, apply, or accept — the deal room opens after acceptance, not after a match.
What the score uses
Audience alignment
Demographics and interests on the creator versus the brief — not a media-kit guess.
Engagement quality
Rates and authenticity, not follower count as a proxy for fit.
Single fit score
One 0–100% number on the campaign so the next action is invite, not research.
History on the rails
Prior delivery on Remit informs ranking. You still choose the deal.
Niche overlap
Adjacent niches surface when audience overlap is high — still your invite.
Live metrics
Scores refresh as public metrics change. Ranking is a tool, not a placement.
You operate. The system holds the rails.
Matching sits on the same rails as campaigns, contracts, and escrow. Brands, creators, and agencies operate it. Remit does not run a marketplace lane or a managed-match desk.
One operating system
Campaign, match, deal room, contract, escrow, deliverables, payout. Same rails for every workspace.
You run the work
Brands, creators, talent agencies, and brand agencies operate their own deals. No operator sits in the middle.
Infrastructure, not a desk
Not a two-sided marketplace, not managed deals, not a full-service agency. Software that lets you close.