The creator network
followers.Brands set campaign terms and budgets. Creators work against the agreed performance model. The Embassy keeps those terms, reported results and payment records together.
Your camera, your account, your voice. Post to the platforms you already use and attach the video to a campaign.
Set the rate, the rules and the budget. Publish when the campaign contract is ready for creators to review.
Connected-platform observations show their source, coverage and freshness. Per view or per approved video — the math follows the campaign contract.
The Academy teaches the craft that earns — hooks that hold, angles that convert, the work brands renew.
Creators join by invitation. Brands can prepare campaign drafts before deciding when to launch.
The same campaign looks different depending on which side you stand. Both sides see the same numbers.
Find campaigns from brands you actually like, apply, and work against the performance terms written into each campaign.
Write the brief once, set what a result is worth, and let dozens of creators produce against it. You approve the work and pay for what performs.
Rate, rules, budget and deadline in a five-step wizard. A published campaign can be public or restricted to invited creators.
Connect a supported social account, post to your own account, then attach the video to the campaign. Each observation keeps its source and freshness state.
Earnings move from pending to payable to paid, and every payment carries a proof reference. Brands attest to a 7-day payment clock before a campaign can launch.
Campaigns, briefs, approvals, measurement and payouts stop living in six tools and a group chat.
Drafts, live campaigns and finished work on one board, with budget burn and creator count on every card.
Your voice, personas, hooks and proven winners — shared section by section with the creators you approve, and nobody else.
Find creators, save the ones who deliver, and invite them straight into the next campaign.
Provider observations retain their source, coverage and freshness, including explicit partial and unavailable states.
What you owe, by cycle, with a payment reference recorded against every creator and every video.
One space per live campaign where the brief, the questions and the creators all live together.
Subscriptions are for brands. Creators join free and keep everything they earn.
Annual billing saves 20% · 3-day free trial on every planGetting your first creator campaigns off the ground.
For brands running campaigns continuously, not occasionally.
High-volume programs with no ceiling on either side.
Campaign budgets are paid by the brand straight to the creator. We take no cut of what a creator earns.
A campaign rewards the creator who knows why a first second works. The Academy teaches that in short lessons with real briefs, and issues a certificate when you finish.
Along the way you collect stamps in your passport — one for the first video a brand approves, one for the first dollar that lands, and up the ladder from there.
No. Campaigns pay on what a video does, so a small account that makes something people watch earns exactly like a large one. There is no follower threshold, no negotiation and no pitching.
The brand pays the creator directly. Before a campaign can go live, the brand attests that it will pay within seven days, and every payment is recorded against the video and the creator with a proof reference. You add your payout method — PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or Cash App — in your settings.
Connected-platform observations retain their source, coverage and freshness. When data is partial or unavailable, the product says so instead of presenting a missing observation as zero.
Two things, kept separate. The subscription — $249, $499 or $999 a month — unlocks launching campaigns, with a three-day free trial. The campaign budget is whatever you decide to pay creators, and it goes to them, not to us.
Yes. A campaign can be listed publicly in Discover, or kept private and opened only to creators who have an invitation code or a direct invitation from your roster.
It is where your identity, voice, audience personas, hooks, angles and proven winners live. You choose which sections each approved creator can see, and they receive only that filtered view — briefing thirty creators costs the same effort as briefing one.
Creators join by invitation. Brands can prepare a campaign draft and launch when it is ready.