Influencer marketing with creators who amplify your brand.

Influencer marketing starts at $2,500 a month, and that budget goes straight to the cost of each post. Posts are priced by creator size: $500 for a nano influencer (1,000 to 10,000 followers), $1,500 for micro (10,000 to 50,000), $2,500 for macro (50,000 to 100,000), $4,000 for mega (100,000 to 250,000) and $6,000 for a power influencer (250,000 to 1 million). There are no network fees and no charge for outreach hours: you pay for live posts, you see and choose every creator on your shortlist, and you own all the content they create. Get a free influencer marketing proposal.

We handle the whole campaign, so you only make the decisions. That covers finding creators who fit your product and audience, outreach, rates and creator agreements, collecting each creator's draft for your approval, and a report on the views, likes and comments every post earns. Campaigns run inside your social media program, usually with the same manager, so creator posts and your own posts work from one plan. You can reuse the creators' content in your ads, emails and website.

You choose the creators and approve every post. We hand-pick creators who fit your product and audience and send you a shortlist with each one's niche, follower count and rate. Every creator you pick sends a draft first, and you approve it or ask for changes before it goes live on their account. Afterward you get a report on every post: for example, one wellness brand chose five creators from our shortlist, approved each draft, and their 14 posts earned 250,426 views.

Most of the creators we work with are on TikTok and Instagram and have 10,000 to 250,000 followers, and we book smaller and larger creators when they fit. Rather than picking from a fixed network, we do targeted outreach to hand-pick the creators who best fit your business, which keeps the approach effective across different industries and locations. Past campaigns have used wellness, travel, pet, tech, family and auto repair creators.

Influencer marketing works best for ecommerce, consumer products and regional or national brands, and less well for a single local service business. The most active categories include fashion and beauty, health and fitness, food and beverage, travel and hospitality, tech and gaming, and lifestyle and home decor, but less crowded industries can stand out more easily. Because we find creators through outreach instead of a fixed network, we can match creators to most products and audiences. Contact us and we will tell you honestly whether it fits your business.

Influencer marketing means partnering with creators whose followers trust them, so they introduce your brand to their audience in their own words. Because people already follow and listen to these creators, their recommendations can shape what their audience buys and does. Brands use it to build awareness, engagement and sales with people who have never seen their own posts.

It can be, because creators put your product in front of people who already trust them, and the content keeps working after the post goes live. Most creator posts stay up long after the campaign, and you can reuse the content on your website, ads, emails and social media. You also see the results of every post, so you can judge the return yourself: one travel campaign earned 204,315 views from six creators, and a learning app for kids earned 55,445 views from three parent and teacher creators. Whether it pays off for you depends on your product and audience, which we will assess before you commit any budget.