Everything from hello to paid.
Search, brief, offer, delivery, approval, money and results on one page, in one vocabulary, for brands, creators and agencies. Every model below runs on the same rules as the product.
One box. Anything in a profile.
A niche, a city, a word from a bio. No filters to learn, nothing to unlock. Every profile is built from a connected account, so what you compare is measured, not claimed.
184 applications. Cleared before lunch.
A brief is six fields, published free, open for at most 30 days. Applications arrive sorted by fit. Keep the ones you want in bulk, pass the rest with one reason, and every creator hears back.
One order, one page, one word.
Offer, counter, contract, chat, delivery, revisions, approval and payout live on the same page for both sides. This is the real order engine, running in your browser. Push it through.
A dispute can attach to any field of the contract from agreement to approval. Escrow freezes visibly, both sides add evidence, and HQ rules against the written agreement, with a deadline. Ruled means ruled: no confetti.
Every step lands here as an event, and marks the order unread for the other side. Counter, accept, deliver, approve: the same buttons both sides see on a real order.
Money that behaves for both sides.
The creator's rate is the creator's. The brand pays it plus one fee, on top, that falls with annual spend. Escrow holds it from booking to approval. No subscriptions, nothing gated.
Agencies pool their client spend onto the same ladder. The tier moves on its own.
A code in the shop. A share of what it sells.
The creator gets a discount code in the brand's shop and earns a share of every paid order that uses it, for the weeks you agree. Rows come only from the shop's own paid orders, never typed in. Nothing is charged until the term ends.
In full: 15% to the creator plus 1.5% to Wibbii is 16.5% of net, not 25%. Never a share of the brand's sales. Silence approves the statement after 30 days; the creator is paid within 2.
Measured hourly. Never typed in.
Views and engagement are pulled from the connected account every hour into a report the brand owns. Rights are live fields with expiry warnings. One link shares the whole thing with a client.
The brand's private cost figures live inside its own account and nowhere else. No star ratings, no reply times, no numbers a creator did not earn from a connected account.
A profile is born from a connected account.
No forms, no ID. Connect Instagram or TikTok, list one package, and the profile is live with numbers nobody typed. Disconnect the last account and it unpublishes itself.
Instagram or TikTok, with the platform’s own login. Nothing is scraped, nobody is listed without their say.
Followers, views, engagement and audience country pulled hourly into the profile.
One package with a price, and brands can book. Three minutes, start to finish.
Represent, invite, book. Commission on top, in the open.
An agency invites creators to its roster with a percentage; the creator accepts, declines or counters. The commission is added on top of the creator's rate and shown on the card, the profile and the offer. Agencies book like brands and name the brand each order is for.
Independents rank identically. Creators never need an agency to be found or booked.
What you will find here, and what you will not.
Here
- A written, versioned agreement on every booking, the accepted version pinned on top.
- Escrow you can see: funded, held, released, paid.
- Disputes with a path and a deadline: open, evidence, ruled against the contract.
- Every action on an order marks it unread for the other side. Nothing slips.
- Status levels earned from delivery, never bought.
- An inbox with badges, a contact guard that explains instead of blocks, and a brand catalogue brands opt into.
Not here
- Star ratings
- Reply times
- Scraped or claimed profiles
- Subscriptions or gated search
- A cut from the creator, ever
- Invented numbers
Brands already here
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Bring a creator, earn 2% of their bookings for 60 days.
Out of our fee, never theirs. One concrete number, no small print.
One page. One word. One fee.
Brands pay the only fee. Creators keep 100%. Agencies add their commission on top. Everyone reads the same order.