Listing for creators: brief once, reach many

You describe what should be made — and the creators who suit your audience come to you. Every application you accept turns into an ordinary booking.

When a listing is worth it

When you are not looking for one particular creator but for several who fit a profile. Instead of writing twenty separate requests, you publish the campaign brief once as an listing — a listing in your account. Every creator who matches your audience sees it and can get in touch; anyone with no interest quietly takes it off their list, and you never see the declines.

Fixed price or collect quotes

With a fixed price you name the amount per creator yourself, and the usage rights you ask for are included in it. On the second route the creators name their price and you compare. Either way an acceptance is first of all an application: you see the profile and decide whom you take on.

Narrow the audience and set the places

You narrow the field as you would in the creator search — country, language, niche, reach, audience — and see while filling in the form how many creators that reaches. You also set how many places are on offer and how long the call runs. Extending it and publishing it again is possible at any time.

From creator applications to booking

If you accept an application, it becomes an ordinary booking: payment, briefing chat, delivery, approval and invoice work exactly as usual. A tender applies to exactly one platform. You can tender posts on the creator’s channel, but also UGC without publication, photos or an on-site appointment — you still choose the platform so that the right creators see the tender.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Key answers at a glance. Everything else is in the guides and in the FAQ.

How does a listing for creators work?

You describe the work, the brief, the audience and the places, then publish the listing. Matching creators see it and apply; you accept or decline, and every acceptance becomes a normal booking.

What does a listing cost?

Whether a flat fee applies when you publish, and how much it is, is shown in the form before you pay. Republishing or extending costs nothing extra.

Do all creators see my listing?

Only those who match the audience you have set. How many that is, the form shows you while you are still filling it in.

Do I have to accept every application?

No. You decide on each one separately, and the places only count as taken once you have accepted.

A listing rather than one request at a time

Describe once what should be made — the matching creators come to you.

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General information, not legal or tax advice. Last updated: 28 September 2026