The roster and who works with it
Twelve creators across six lanes, plus the campaign support available to brands. Every name and figure below is sample content, laid out the way we would publish a real signing.
A lane describes the kind of page a creator runs. We use it to match each page with clippers, editors and designers who already understand the format.
Who we represent
Open any of them and you find the same four figures in the same order: followers, growth since signing, monthly views and the month they signed. Same yardstick for everyone, so you can compare properly.
Who we work with
The roster above is your creator lineup. One conversation gives you access to them and the team that makes their content, with one person on our side running the campaign.
One campaign, one point of contact
You send us the product, goal, audience and budget. We come back with a creator lineup, content plan and one clear price. One person on our team runs the campaign from start to finish.
Content made by the people who make theirs
The editors, clippers and designers who make our creators’ content every day make your campaign assets too. Same team, same standard. Everyone who touches your campaign is on our payroll, which is why the number we quote is the number the work costs.
Assets in the shapes the platforms want
Vertical and wide masters, paid social edits, burned-in captions, static keys and thumbnail variants. You get the source files along with the uploads, so your own team can run them anywhere you like.
Reporting that names the number
Views, retention, click-through and saves, per placement and per platform, with the raw exports attached. When a placement underperforms, we tell you, and we tell you what we would change.
What a campaign looks like
Six weeks from the first call to the final report, with two sign-off points along the way. Every stage happens in this building, which is the only reason six weeks is realistic.
Week 0
Plan
Week 1
Cast
Weeks 2 and 3
Build
Week 4
Run
Week 5
Review
Week 6
Report
About the numbers
SampleEvery name and figure on this site is sample content. Here is how we check the real ones before any of your budget moves.
Audience figures come out of the creator’s own platform analytics, exported in front of you. Twitch, YouTube Studio, TikTok, Instagram.
You get geography, age and language splits for each platform. You can see where your audience actually is, with more detail than a single follower count can give you.
Anything we cannot source from a platform export stays out of the deck. That includes projected reach and anything a creator told us from memory.
Post-campaign numbers come from the same exports, so the before and the after are measured the same way.
Whichever side you are on, send it over
Creators: send us the channel and we come back inside a week of launch with a real read on it, which is yours to keep whether or not you sign. Brands: tell us what you are launching and when, and we come back with who fits it, what they would make and what it costs.