This influencer marketing platform starts with the roster. Every client gets their own creator roster — agencies see all of them, a client sees only theirs. Discover new creators through paid search, or let them apply directly through a public link and connect their own accounts to prove their reach. From there it's a brief builder, an offer, an e-signed usage-rights contract, and a W-9 collected right at signing — so by the time content is in review, the paperwork that makes it legal to actually run as a paid ad is already done, not chased down after the fact.
Ads and Pixels / Creators & UGC
An influencer marketing platform that gets real permission, not a screenshot
Brief a creator, get a signed usage-rights contract, and turn their approved post into a real paid ad with Meta Partnership Ads — the creator's own approval done in their own app, every time. TikTok Spark Ads works the same way and is coming next.
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Find creators, brief them, and get it in writing
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Meta Partnership Ads: requested by API, approved by the creator
On Meta, the partnership request goes out by API and its status gets polled automatically — no manual back-and-forth chasing a creator to check a box somewhere. The creator's own approval always happens inside their own Meta account, never assumed or forged on their behalf, and this influencer marketing platform simply shows you "waiting on creator" until they've actually done it.
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TikTok Spark Ads: a code the creator generates themselves — coming
TikTok Spark Ads is next on the roadmap, not live today. The plan: because TikTok doesn't offer an API to request this permission, the creator will get a branded link with clear step-by-step instructions — generate a post authorization code inside their own TikTok app and paste it into their creator portal here, verified against TikTok's sandbox first. That code is what will make the ad legitimate under TikTok's own rules, coming from the creator, not from us guessing at consent. Meta Partnership Ads works this way today; TikTok Spark Ads follows the same principle once it ships.
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Brand-safety and disclosure review, before anything goes live
Every submitted post goes through a brand-safety review — with a family- and faith-safe preset for clients who need it — plus an FTC disclosure check, before it's ever approved to become a paid ad. That review step exists so a client never finds out about a compliance problem after spend has already gone out the door.
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Approved content becomes a real ad, still paused for your review
This is where an influencer marketing platform earns its keep over a plain brief-and-contract tool: once a post is approved, it moves straight into the campaign builder as creative — built paused, exactly like any other ad, ready for the same review before it launches. From there, performance and cost per result are tracked by creator, not just by ad, so you can see which creator's content is actually earning its keep across every campaign it appears in.
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Payouts through Stripe Connect, with the 1099 handled — coming
A real influencer marketing platform doesn't stop at getting the ad live — it has to actually pay people, and that payout layer is next on our roadmap alongside TikTok Spark Ads, not live today. The plan: creators get paid through Stripe Connect once content is approved and running. Stripe only files a 1099-K, which doesn't fit every creator payout, so we'll issue the 1099-NEC ourselves rather than leaving a creator to sort out their own tax paperwork at year end. Today, usage-rights contracts and W-9 collection are already handled at signing; the payout itself is the piece that's coming.
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What this influencer marketing platform doesn't do
An honest influencer marketing platform is clear about its limits too.
- It doesn't approve a creator's permission on their behalf — Meta approvals always happen inside the creator's own account, never forged or assumed here, and TikTok Spark Ads will work the same way once it ships.
- It doesn't turn content into a running ad without your review; every approved post lands paused in the campaign builder like any other creative.
- And it doesn't yet manage paid creator ads on TikTok, YouTube, Snap or Amazon — TikTok Spark Ads and creator payouts are coming next, Pinterest after that, and YouTube, Snap and Amazon are reporting-only for now, with Meta live first.
A little more clarity
Frequently asked questions
Real answers before you make a decision.
Which networks can turn creator content into a paid ad right now?
Meta Partnership Ads is live first on this influencer marketing platform. TikTok Spark Ads is coming next, then Pinterest. YouTube, Snap and Amazon are reporting-only for creator content today, not yet supported for turning a post into a paid ad.
How does a creator actually approve using their content as an ad?
On Meta, the request goes out by API and the creator approves it inside their own Meta account, live today. On TikTok, once Spark Ads ships, the creator will generate a post authorization code in their own TikTok app and paste it into their creator portal — either way, the approval happens in the creator's own app, never on their behalf.
Does content become a live ad automatically once a creator approves it?
No. It moves into the campaign builder as creative, built paused, and goes through the same review as any other ad before it can launch.
How are creators paid, and who handles their tax forms?
That's coming, alongside TikTok Spark Ads — payouts will run through Stripe Connect, and because Stripe only files a 1099-K, we'll issue the 1099-NEC directly to creators ourselves. Usage-rights contracts and W-9 collection are already handled today; the payout itself isn't live yet.
Is there a brand-safety option for faith-based or family-focused brands?
Yes. A family- and faith-safe preset is part of the brand-safety review every submitted post goes through, alongside the standard FTC disclosure check.
How do I find creators to work with in the first place?
Discover creators through the platform's search, or let creators apply through a public link and connect their own accounts to show their reach — both feed the same roster, scoped per client.
Does this cover instagram influencer marketing specifically, or other platforms too?
On this influencer marketing platform, Instagram influencer marketing (through Meta Partnership Ads) is the live paid-ad path today, with TikTok coming next, alongside a youtube influencer's reporting-only performance data — every creator connects the platforms they actually post on.
Are there tools for influencer marketing beyond the brief and contract, like discovery?
Yes. Tools for influencer marketing here include discovery search, micro influencer platforms-style filtering by follower size and engagement, and the roster itself — not just the paperwork.
What makes this one of the best influencer platforms for a small agency specifically?
The contract and approval steps that make the best influencer platforms usable at agency scale — a signed usage-rights contract and W-9 at signing today, with Stripe Connect payouts coming next — work the same for one creator as for fifty.
Is this influencer marketing platform only for large agencies, or can a single business use it?
Both. A single local business can brief and get usage rights from one or two creators the same way an agency manages a roster of dozens — the contract and approval steps work the same regardless of scale.
Your next move
An influencer marketing platform for ads you're actually allowed to run
Brief your first creator, get the usage rights signed, and see it move from approved post to paused ad.