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Creators, affiliates, ads

The parts that grow past your own posting

Your own posting is the engine. These are the gears that multiply it — deliberately built after the engine, and deliberately optional.

Creator Studio, first message to delivered file

Find creators, check how well they fit your brand, work out a fair rate, and run the deal without living in a spreadsheet.

  • Fit scoring against your brand
  • Rate benchmarking so you're not guessing
  • Drafted outreach you can edit
  • Briefs and agreements on their own links
  • A delivery inbox creators use without an account

An affiliate engine anyone can join

Tracked links, coupon attribution, conversion webhooks, and self-serve portals stocked with ready-made content so the people selling for you aren't starting from a blank page. Commissions still pass through you.

Ads, third on purpose

Ad creatives come out in each platform's exact specs. Paid comes last here because at small budgets it's the least efficient thing you can do first — and because the organic work is what teaches you which creative deserves money.

Fair questions

Is this a creator marketplace?
No, and it won't become one. It's tooling for running deals you make yourself — it finds real creators the legal way and helps you approach them; it doesn't rent you an audience.
How do I pay creators and affiliates?
Your own way — bank transfer, PayPal, whatever you agree. The platform tracks the deal, the deliverables and what's owed; the money moves directly between you.
How do creators send me files?
Through a link, with no account and no login. Anything that requires a creator to sign up is a step where deals die.
Can I run affiliates without running creators?
Yes, they're independent. Most people start with neither and add one when their own posting is steady.

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Marketing that runs while you build

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