For Businesses

Your dashboard shows influencers ranked by fit for your business: local creators who have already joined the platform, and relevant creators the discovery engine has found but who have not signed up yet. Both appear together, ranked by the same scoring logic.

Before you send a deal and it is accepted, a match shows only what is needed to judge relevance: location, niche tags, and a match score. Name, contact details, and follower count stay hidden until the deal fee is paid. See Deal Flow & the Anti-Cheat Rule for why.

• Add a payment method on your dashboard before sending your first deal. The deal fee charges automatically the moment an influencer accepts, so a card has to be on file first.
• Find an influencer in your match list and send a deal.
• Once the influencer accepts, the fee is charged and their full profile and contact details unlock, for that deal only.
• Message them directly inside the platform to coordinate the collaboration.
• Mark the deal complete once the work is done.

A creator the discovery engine found but who has not joined has no account, so a deal cannot be sent to them. Instead, a small unlock fee reveals their public Instagram handle so you can reach out yourself. The platform never messages a discovered profile on your behalf.

A business can buy visibility in its own city through an ad box: a rotating placement shown on the public site rather than a fixed slot. See Ad Box Rotation for how weighting and rotation work.

An optional monthly subscription, the per deal fee, and ad box placements are three independent charges. Every charge is recorded in your dashboard's billing history with a description, date, and amount. See Billing & Pricing for current figures.