10,000 Creators Screened. 340 Made the Network. Every One Has Receipts.

It is a managed roster of 340+ performance creators based across 18 geos, specialising in iGaming, fintech, crypto, app and SaaS campaigns. Every creator in it has passed audience, authenticity and compliance screening, run at least one tracked test campaign, and holds a performance scorecard and a pre-agreed rate card. Brands use it to launch creator campaigns in days rather than restarting sourcing, vetting and negotiation from scratch each time.

A marketplace or database gives you a very large number of profiles and a search filter, and leaves vetting, negotiation, compliance, tracking and performance history to you. Most of those profiles have never run a tracked performance campaign. A managed network is deliberately small: every creator has already been screened, tested on a real campaign and scored, so the question a brand is answering is which proven creators fit the brief, not which of thousands of unknowns might.

In five stages. Audience screening checks where the audience actually lives and its age distribution. Authenticity screening looks at follower growth curves, comment quality and view-to-follower ratios. Compliance review reads past content for undisclosed promotion and misleading claims. A capped test campaign with a hold window measures real conversion. Only creators who clear all of that and perform at or above target are offered a place in the core network — and every check is repeated on a rolling basis afterwards.

Because those are two different things. More than 10,000 creators have been screened into our sourcing database, which we draw on when a campaign needs reach or a niche the network does not cover. The 340+ in the core network are the ones who passed every check and proved themselves on tracked campaigns, which works out to an acceptance rate of about 3.4 per cent. The network is small on purpose; its value is that every name in it has a track record.

A matched shortlist arrives within 72 hours of a brief. Because rate cards are pre-agreed and compliance records already exist, most campaigns go live within 6 to 10 days, including tracking setup and creative review. Open sourcing for a comparable campaign typically takes four to six weeks, most of which is spent discovering which creators cannot deliver.

A single campaign booking starts at $1,900 and covers up to eight core creators. Ongoing programme access is $4,400 a month, and a dedicated roster with reserved creators and category exclusivity options is $8,500 a month. Creator fees are paid at each creator’s published rate card on top of that and are never marked up. If you want full campaign management — deal design, fraud control and cohort reporting — that runs through our iGaming, fintech & crypto or app & SaaS services.

Yes. When a brief needs a niche, platform or market the core network does not cover, we source from the wider screened database and run those creators through the same test-campaign process. They are clearly labelled as unproven in the shortlist so you can weigh the difference, and the ones who perform are offered a place in the network afterwards.

No. We do not require exclusivity, and creators remain free to take work elsewhere. The only restriction is category exclusivity for the duration of a specific campaign, so a creator cannot promote two competing products at the same time, and that is agreed per booking. Dedicated roster clients can reserve category exclusivity for longer periods at an agreed rate, which is paid to the creator.

Through the application form on this page. It is free, there is no joining fee of any kind, and every application is reviewed. We look at your audience composition and location, engagement authenticity, disclosure history and vertical fit. Creators who pass screening are offered a capped paid test campaign, and a place in the core network follows if it performs.

No. There is no minimum follower count. A 30,000-subscriber channel whose audience has exactly the problem a product solves routinely outperforms an account ten times larger. What matters is who the audience is, where it lives, how genuinely it engages, and whether the creator can explain a product clearly and honestly.

Payment terms are stated in writing before a campaign starts: the rate, the qualifying event for performance deals, the hold period and any clawback conditions. Flat fees are paid on delivery against the agreed schedule, and performance earnings are paid within 15 days of the qualification window closing. Clawbacks apply only to fraudulent or incentivised traffic, never to results that were simply lower than hoped. More than $21 million has been paid to network creators to date.

Undisclosed paid promotion, guaranteed-return or misleading claims, purchased followers or engagement, sending incentivised or fraudulent traffic, and repeated failure to deliver against an agreed brief. Removal is not a secret process: the creator is told why, and where the issue is fixable, such as an audience shift, they can reapply after a set period.