Management

Creators who are already working.

One point of contact, and rates you can put in a plan without hedging them.

The parts that usually go wrong, handled.

01

Rates that hold up to scrutiny

Priced from what the market actually pays, so the number in your plan is the number you can defend in the room.

02

Paperwork that moves

Contracting and invoicing sit on our side, in a format your legal and finance teams have seen before.

03

Usage and whitelisting done properly

Rights, territories and windows agreed in writing before launch — not renegotiated the week you want to put spend behind it.

04

One point of contact

A named manager who answers, from brief to delivery, across every creator on the campaign.

01 How it runs

Send a brief. Get names with real rates attached.

  1. 01

    Brief

    The objective, the budget and the deadline. A line each is enough to start.

  2. 02

    Shortlist

    Names with rates attached and the reasoning behind each one. Not a media kit dump.

  3. 03

    Contract

    One agreement covering every creator on the campaign, with usage and windows written in.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    We manage dates, revisions and asset hand-off. You settle one invoice at the end.

02 What we can run
Multi-creator programme — delivery Fig. 02

Built for the work you actually buy.

  1. 01 Sponsored content
  2. 02 Whitelisting and paid amplification
  3. 03 Ambassadorships and retainers
  4. 04 Product seeding at volume
  5. 05 Event and tour activations
  6. 06 Always-on creator programmes
  7. 07 Licensing and usage extensions
  8. 08 UGC production
Who we've worked with

Send the brief.

Objective, budget, deadline. A line each is enough to come back with names and real rates attached.