Briefs you publish. Deals you operate.
A campaign is the start of the operating system — not a two-sided marketplace listing and not a managed-service brief we execute for you.
The campaign layer
Sign in to operate campaigns from your workspace. We do not run them for you.
Sign in to explore campaigns
Create an account or sign in to browse real campaigns, apply as a creator, or launch your own as a brand.
Four steps on one system
Brief → rank → deal room → close. Brands, creators, and agencies use the same rails.
Publish the brief
Goals, budget, timeline, audience, and deliverables live on the campaign. Your team writes it. We do not run it.
- Budget range on the campaign
- Platform and audience
- Deliverable list
- Workspace-owned brief
Rank, then invite
Matching scores creators against the brief. You invite. A deal opens only after acceptance.
- Fit score on the campaign
- Audience overlap
- Invite from the ranked list
- No placement desk
Operate the deal
Review drafts, approve deliverables, and track milestones on the deal object — not in a side channel.
- Deliverable review
- Milestone status
- Escrow on the same rails
- Team permissions
Close and report
Reach, spend, and completion on the workspace you operate. Export when finance needs a file.
- Spend vs delivery
- Campaign comparison
- Exports
- Next-action status
You operate. The system holds the rails.
Campaigns are the start of the same operating system as matching, deals, contracts, and escrow. Brands, creators, and agencies run their own work. We are not a marketplace operator or a full-service agency.
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.
On the same rails
Matching layer
Rank creators against the brief. You invite. Matching is not a placement service.
Escrow on the deal
Fund, approve, release. Money stays on the ledger until your team acts.
Workspace reporting
Spend, delivery, and next action on campaigns you operate.
Platforms on the brief
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and more as targeting — not as a marketplace category.
Brief to deal
Publish, invite, accept. The room opens after acceptance, not after we manage it.
Workspace team
Roles and permissions on the workspace. Agency staff and reviewers stay scoped.