We turn creator networks into revenue lines.

Influencer agencies sell reach, one big name, one big cheque, one post, and a spike you can’t repeat. We sell manufactured consensus: hundreds of independent creators saying overlapping things in the same window, which is what actually shifts belief at scale.

The practical difference is measurement. An influencer deal is judged on impressions. We’re judged on CPM, CAC, payback period and net-new ARR, and we report on all four whether they flatter us or not.

Yes, exclusive, perpetual, worldwide usage rights on every asset produced, included in both plans at no extra cost. Run them as paid ads, put them on your landing pages, cut them for connected TV, use them in a fundraise deck. No renewal fees and no expiry windows.

This is where most agencies quietly claw money back with 6-month usage terms. We don’t.

Three layers, stacked, because no single one is honest on its own. First: per-creator tracked links and codes for direct attribution. Second: a post-purchase “how did you hear about us?” survey, which catches the dark-social traffic that links miss. Third: geo and time-series lift analysis against a holdout. We look at what happened to your baseline in markets we activated versus markets we didn’t.

We’ll tell you the confidence level on every number. Where attribution is genuinely fuzzy, we say so in the report rather than claiming credit for it.

You’ll know inside three weeks, not three months. That’s the point of the 72-hour kill cycle. If a hook family isn’t performing by day three it’s dead and the budget moves.

If the whole channel isn’t working for you by the end of the first 90-day cycle, we’ll say so directly and help you exit rather than roll you into another quarter. We turn down roughly one in four enquiries at the audit stage for exactly this reason, some products aren’t ready for volume distribution yet, and taking that money would waste everyone’s time.

Typically 10–12 days from kickoff. Days 1–5 are the buyer teardown and brief architecture, days 4–12 are creator casting and briefing, and first content is usually publishing by day 12. Full volume is reached inside 30 days.

Yes, fintech is our strongest vertical, which forced us to get good at this early. Briefs in regulated categories are written to survive platform review: process framing rather than outcome promises, no guaranteed-return language, mandatory risk disclosure in caption and on-screen, and a compliance pass on every script before it reaches a creator.

We can work alongside your legal team’s approved-claims list. We’ve never had a campaign pulled for a claims violation.

Less than you’d think. Product access for creators, your existing brand and claims guidelines, analytics read access for attribution, and one decision-maker who can approve a brief inside 48 hours. That last one matters more than the rest combined, slow approvals are the single biggest cause of underperforming campaigns.

An initial 90-day cycle, then month to month with 30 days’ notice. Ninety days isn’t a lock-in tactic. It’s the minimum window in which a volume strategy can produce a statistically meaningful result. Anyone promising you a verdict in 30 days is selling you a spike, not a channel.