Creator collaborations, start to finish
Find the right creator.Run the work together.
One place for brands and creators: find the creator, agree the terms, hold the budget in escrow, and release the payment when you approve the content.
- Payment held in escrow until you approve
- Audience data from connected accounts
- Brief, approval and payment in one place
How it works
From first look to final payment, in one flow.
The same five states every collaboration passes through, whether it started as a direct offer or a campaign application.
- Step 1
Find the creator
Filter by platform, niche, location and audience. Open the full profile first.
- Step 2
Agree the work
Send a direct offer, or post a campaign and review who applies.
- Step 3
Set the terms
Deliverables, deadline and fee are written into the offer. Either side can counter.
- Step 4
Fund escrow
The budget leaves your balance before work starts — but it is not the creator's yet.
- Step 5
Approve and pay
Review the content, request a revision or approve. On approval, escrow releases.
Discover
Meet the creators who fit your brand.
Every profile here is live, with audience figures read from the accounts the creator has connected. Open one and see the evidence before you send anything.
Explore creatorsEscrow and terms
What actually protects the deal.
Not a promise about our intentions — the specific mechanics that sit between a brand's budget and a creator's work.
- Escrow
- The brand funds the work before it starts. Lenfluencer holds it. The creator receives it when the content is approved.
- Connected accounts
- Creators connect Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube through each platform's own OAuth. Follower and engagement figures come back from the provider, not from a number the creator typed in.
- Written terms
- Deliverables, deadline, and fee are agreed inside the offer before work begins. Both sides read the same record.
- Disputes
- If the work is contested, the money stays in escrow and a moderator reviews the case. Nobody has to file a chargeback.
- One timeline
- Sent, accepted, funded, submitted, approved, released — every state change is timestamped and visible to both sides.
The alternative is a DM thread, a screenshot of a follower count, and an invoice you hope gets paid.
- Creators on the marketplace
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- Released to creators
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Four jobs, one system
Everything below is a screen in the product, not a roadmap item.
Discover
Filter by platform, niche, location, audience size, and engagement rate. Match scoring and AI-assisted search help order a long list — you still see every creator who fits your filters.
Collaborate
Direct offers and campaign applications both land in one queue. Messaging stays attached to the offer, so the brief and what was agreed don't end up in someone's inbox.
Protect
Escrow holds the budget from the moment work starts until you approve the content. Revisions, approvals, and disputes all happen against that held balance.
Measure
Spend, conversion funnel, and return measured against completed collaborations, compared with the previous period. Reports can be scheduled to run on a recurring basis.
Plans
The marketplace is free to browse without an account. Paid plans raise campaign, invite, and AI credit limits.
Free
$0/mo
Browse the marketplace and run your first campaigns.
- 2 active campaigns
- 5 creator invites
- 50 AI credits
Pro
Most popular$99/mo
or $990 billed yearly
For teams running campaigns every month.
- 10 active campaigns
- 50 creator invites
- 500 AI credits
Business
$299/mo
or $2,990 billed yearly
For teams running several campaigns at once.
- 50 active campaigns
- 200 creator invites
- 2,000 AI credits
Enterprise
$999/mo
or $9,990 billed yearly
Unlimited campaigns and invites, with an SLA and a dedicated account manager.
- Unlimited campaigns
- Unlimited creator invites
- 10,000 AI credits
Paid plans are not self-serve yet. Email sales and we will set your plan up for you.
Limits are per billing period. Prices exclude tax.
Before you sign up
From the platform, not from the creator. Connecting an account runs Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube's own OAuth flow, which confirms the account belongs to them, and the figures on their profile are returned by the provider and re-synced on a schedule — the profile shows when it was last synced. A creator who has not connected an account shows 'Not available' rather than a number.
Two ways in
Brands start by finding someone worth an offer. Creators start by connecting an account so brands can find them.