Influencer catalog and paid placements
Both advertiser and creator workspaces have an Influencer Catalog item. In the advertiser workspace it opens the creator list directly. The public catalog and published pages are available without signing in. Buy a placement from a blogger or streamer at a fixed price per post, story or stream. On mobile, advertisers use Catalog in the bottom navigation; creators use the single navigation list.
Open the public creator catalog
A placement pays for agreed creator work on the creator’s account; it does not transfer account access or ownership to the brand. Buying or selling existing accounts is handled in a separate marketplace.
Catalog and filters
The public catalog and published pages can be viewed without signing in. A profile lets you compare specific accounts, services, prices and available metrics. Platform and audience-country filters must match the same account.
Profile geography describes the creator profile and is separate from audience country. Audience metrics belong to the selected account; missing data means unavailable, not a zero share.
Minimum-price sorting uses the lowest published service across the entire profile. That price may differ from the service on the account that matches your filters.
- Creators can connect an active social account they own or add a safe public channel URL manually.
- Audience country requires a positive share in the account’s latest verified data.
- Manual channels and accounts without available statistics may have no audience metrics.
Choose a service and place an order
Choose Buy integration on a card to open the published services, formats and packages. The selected item is added to the existing cart; this does not reserve funds. Before confirming, review the platform, price, deadline, proof requirements and usage rights. One cart can include services from different creators.
Quantity and discount are limited to the package options the creator published. A five- or ten-publication package includes that many separate results and one shared expected publication date.
For longer work, you can choose one prepaid calendar month with its period and result dates set in advance. Continuing into another month requires a new order placed manually; there is no automatic renewal or future reservation.
A brand’s custom offer to a creator must start at 5 USD of creator budget. This is not an additional per-unit minimum.
Guests can select services and keep a cart. Sign in is required to refresh the quote, confirm an order or send a custom offer. After sign-in, price and availability are checked again; an order is created only after you confirm.
Price, fee and payment
At confirmation, the brand sees the creator budget, its own fee and the total amount to reserve. The current rate and total are shown before confirmation. The creator’s fee and earnings are not shown to the brand.
At the current 5%/5% rates, on a 100 USD creator budget the brand sees its 5 USD fee and a 105 USD reserve total. Separately, the creator sees a 5 USD deduction and 95 USD earnings. Each party sees only its own fee; there is no additional service fee.
Cart checkout is atomic: all selected items are confirmed and reserved, or none are. If funds are insufficient, the order is not sent. Top up the existing wallet and return to your saved selection.
The advertiser workspace’s Calculations area shows activity through the existing wallet; it does not create a second balance.
Deadlines, delivery and review
After a confirmed reserve, the creator receives the offer and has 72 hours to respond. If the creator declines or does not respond in time, the reserved amount returns to the brand’s wallet. Funds remain frozen on the platform until the advertiser accepts the completed work. After acceptance, the creator’s earnings are credited to their wallet immediately, with no additional hold. Viewing a service or adding it to a cart does not start the timer.
The creator submits all agreed results by the stated deadline. After complete delivery, the brand has 72 hours to review: accept the work, open an issue or request specific changes once. The creator’s 72-hour correction period starts when the brand requests changes; after complete resubmission, the brand gets a new 72-hour review window.
If the brand does not respond during its review window and there is no open issue or pending revision, the work is accepted automatically. After the creator accepts an offer, only support can cancel the order.
Creator pages and services
To join, creators open Influencer Catalog or `/placements` and choose Join, which opens `/placements/create`. Three short steps let them select an active social account they own or enter a safe public URL for any channel, choose a service and price, then review and publish the page.
The creator publishes the profile, prices, services and manual channels immediately after confirming; pre-publication moderation is not required. Manual ownership verification is optional and does not block publication or purchase. An unverified manual URL has no trusted audience metrics.
A connected social account still must be current, active, verified and owned by the creator, and it cannot be sold or deleted. Average views use known non-negative view counts from the latest five public posts; when data is missing, the metric stays unavailable.
Published pages are public and can be indexed. The creator can share a permanent link; the account marketplace remains a separate service for transferring ownership.
The owner sees their own fee and exact earnings after that deduction; the brand’s fee is not shown to the creator.
The account marketplace is a separate service for transferring an account to a new owner. In a placement, the creator keeps the account and the brand orders content or a publication.
Results and analytics
Each placement’s status and conversation are in placement orders; check links, files and other proof on the assignment page. A package is reviewed after every agreed result is submitted, not from one link alone.
Profile audience metrics help you assess an account before ordering. Delivery metrics relate to completed work and appear when available. These are different data; neither guarantees reach, views or sales.
Placements also appear in existing revenue, payout, referral and agency reports. Those reports support filtering by campaign type; there are no separate placement charts.
For wallet top-ups, see billing and top-ups
Creators may also need the account connection guide.
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Updated: October 10, 2026