How do you choose the creators?

Two passes. Our matching engine scores the roster against your brief — audience, market, platform, content fit — and then a person on our team reads the shortlist and cuts it. Follower count is one input, not the ranking. Every creator on the roster applied to be there and was reviewed by a person before joining.

Who owns the content, and for how long?

Whatever the contract says, and we write it down before anything is shot: usage window, channels, whether you can run it as paid, exclusivity if any. You'll see the terms next to every rate on the shortlist, not after.

Do you run campaigns in Spanish-speaking markets?

Yes. Latin America is one of our three biggest regions, level with the US and Europe, and Spain is inside the European figure. Briefs, contracts and creator communication run in Spanish where the creator works in Spanish.

Micro, mid-tier or macro — what do you actually have?

Our guideline for joining the network is around 30,000 followers, so the roster is weighted to mid-tier creators — the range where audiences still answer back. We have larger creators too; tell us the reach you need and the shortlist reflects it.

Why an agency instead of doing this in-house?

If you're running two creators a quarter, do it in-house — we've written a guide on exactly that. The agency case is sourcing at scale, contracts and usage rights done properly, and having someone chase deadlines who isn't also doing your marketing job.

What does it cost you to get a shortlist?

Nothing. The brief and the first shortlist are free; you pay when you book creators.

For brands · Campaigns

Brief us. We staff it, contract it, and run it.

Every creator in our network applied, was read by a person, and has been through the same playbook we use on real deals — so they arrive knowing what a usage window and a kill fee are. You keep the creative call. We handle everything between the brief and the report.

8,700+
Creators: 113
Countries: 429
Cities

Start with a brief →See how a campaign runs ↓

A person reads every brief · Reply within two business days

Where we have creators

Depth in the markets you actually sell in.

These are live counts from our roster by detected location, not a claim. Click any market to see who's there.

United States1,800+Europe1,700+Latin America1,700+

Plus 23 in the UAE · 125+ in Australia

By category

Instagram 4,936 · TikTok 3,774

Counts refresh hourly · Browse by city →

The arrangement

What we handle. What stays yours.

Every campaign runs on the same split. Our creators sign up to the same one, from their side.

Handled by us

Strategy and the shortlist.
You tell us the product and the markets; we come back with a plan and a shortlist scored by our matching engine, then cut by a person who's read your brief.
Influencer Marketing Strategy
Rates, contracts, usage rights.
One number per creator, one contract, usage and exclusivity written down before anything is shot.
Creator Sourcing & Contracting
Running it.
Briefing the creators, chasing deadlines, routing content to you for approval, tracking what goes live, and the report at the end.
Campaign Management
The relationships after.
Renewals, rate changes, repeat bookings with the creators who worked, handled without you re-negotiating from zero.
Brand Partnership Development
Always-on programs.
For brands that want a standing roster rather than a launch — ambassador terms, content cadence, quarterly review.
Always-On Ambassador Programs

Stays yours

Creative direction, and the final say on every post.
Nothing goes live you haven't approved.
Your budget.
You see every rate before it's agreed; we don't spend what you haven't signed off.
The content, on the terms in the contract.
Usage rights are yours as written, not ours to resell.
Your data.
Performance numbers, audience data, customer data — yours, reported to you, not pooled.
The right to stop.
No lock-in beyond the campaign in flight.

Analytics, brand safety, creative direction and audience insight aren't separate line items — they're inside 01 to 03.

How a campaign runs

From brief to report in four steps.

01·Briefed
You tell us the product, the markets, a budget band and what a win looks like. A person reads it and replies within two business days, either way.
02·Shortlisted
Our engine scores the roster on audience, market and fit. Our team cuts it to a shortlist you can actually read, with a rate next to every name. You say yes to who you like.
Creator agreement
One contract.
1. Deliverables
Two 30–60 s videos, three story frames, one static post. Approval within 48 h of delivery.
2. Dates
Shoot by 14 Apr. Publishing window 21 Apr – 5 May.
3. Usage
Paid social and brand web, 12 months, three markets named in the brief.
4. Exclusivity
Skincare category, 60 days from final post.
Creator
LMG Media, for the brand
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BRIEFED
SHORTLISTED
SIGNED
03·Signed
One contract per creator. Deliverables, dates, usage and exclusivity spelled out. Nothing is shot before it's signed.
04·Live
Content comes to you for approval, posts on schedule, and we track it. At the end you get a report with the numbers you asked for in step one — not the ones that happened to look good.

Example documents · The campaign shown is illustrative

The brief

Tell us what you're launching.

Five minutes. No account, no sales call until you want one.

Questions

Asked before briefing.

How do you choose the creators?: Two passes. Our matching engine scores the roster against your brief — audience, market, platform, content fit — and then a person on our team reads the shortlist and cuts it. Follower count is one input, not the ranking. Every creator on the roster applied to be there and was reviewed by a person before joining.
Who owns the content, and for how long?: Whatever the contract says, and we write it down before anything is shot: usage window, channels, whether you can run it as paid, exclusivity if any. You'll see the terms next to every rate on the shortlist, not after.
Do you run campaigns in Spanish-speaking markets?: Yes. Latin America is one of our three biggest regions, level with the US and Europe, and Spain is inside the European figure. Briefs, contracts and creator communication run in Spanish where the creator works in Spanish.
Micro, mid-tier or macro — what do you actually have?: Our guideline for joining the network is around 30,000 followers, so the roster is weighted to mid-tier creators — the range where audiences still answer back. We have larger creators too; tell us the reach you need and the shortlist reflects it.
Why an agency instead of doing this in-house?: If you're running two creators a quarter, do it in-house — we've written a guide on exactly that. The agency case is sourcing at scale, contracts and usage rights done properly, and having someone chase deadlines who isn't also doing your marketing job. Agency vs in-house →
What does it cost you to get a shortlist?: Nothing. The brief and the first shortlist are free; you pay when you book creators.