Does this sound like you?
A brand said yes in a DM, and weeks later you can’t find what was agreed.
You signed something with usage rights you didn’t fully understand.
You’ve drafted the “just checking in on that invoice” email more than once.
You named a rate with no idea what other creators charge.
What we believe
Creators are becoming how brands get built, yet the deal still decides who owns what: the usage rights, your likeness, how long the brand keeps your work, when the money lands. All of it lands on one person who would rather be making things.
We believe an agent working for you can read every term, tell you what it means and chase what you’re owed, so ownership is part of every deal you sign and you never become your own admin.
We might be wrong about which part matters most. That is why we’re asking.
Try the search
The live search that reads your feed and finds the brands already paying creators like you.
Where this could go
Agentic deal sourcing
Instead of guessing who to email, you see who is spending in your niche and why, with a pitch you can read before it goes out.
This week
5 brands worth a pitch
Paid 3 creators in your niche in the last 60 days.
Works with builder creators. New campaign this quarter.
Runs travel partnerships. Posts roughly twice a month.
Pitch drafted from your last 9 posts.
Review and sendContract review
The agent reads the terms, says what they mean in one line, and points at the two clauses worth pushing back on.
Creator agreement
6 terms flagged
…Client is granted the right to use the Content across all paid, owned and organic channels for a period of twenty-four (24) months, automatically renewing for successive twelve-month terms unless ended in writing…
What it means
They keep your work everywhere for two years, and it renews by itself unless you end it 30 days out.
Payment says net 60. Your last three deals were net 30.
Value you built
The fee is one number. The rest sits in DMs and screenshots: what the brand got, when the money landed, what the same work paid someone else.
Last 90 days
2 deals · £7,200
214,000 views · 612 clicks
Paid 11 days early.
98,400 views · 1,140 clicks
Unpaid. 14 days past the date.
That post brought the brand 612 clicks. You were paid £3,000.
A sketch of where this could go. Names, brands and numbers are examples, not live data.
What we can’t answer from a desk
The data so far
Lumanu and Visa report that 87% of creators have been paid late or had payment problems, often waiting 60 to 180 days (link text vendor survey, Nov 2025). In a survey of 5,095 creators, 73% handle everything themselves and 8% have a manager or agent ( CreatorIQ, Aug 2026).
30 minutes. We ask, you talk. No pitch.
Three questions. Two minutes.
