For brands
Prices up front 

A better way to 
Manage Your Creators 

Published rates, no calls, no PDFs. Launch a campaign, approve the creators who ask to be on it, and hold your money until the work is live. 

The Fanpay brand dashboard: four campaigns with budgets and how much of each is committed, badges counting creator requests to review and placements to approve, and a running total of what's been spent against an $18,000 active budget.

The brand dashboard, in progress. Creator pages and rate cards are live today.

The Difference

The parts you dread, removed

Eight things go wrong in nearly every creator booking. Each one is a missing price or a missing rule.

Booking today“Send me your rates” — then a week of silence
With FanpayEvery format priced on the page, per account
Booking todayA media kit PDF from four months ago
With FanpayA live media kit, with every figure dated
Booking todayOne blended follower count for every account
With FanpayFollowers and engagement per account, separately
Booking todayUsage rights and exclusivity argued after the post is live
With FanpayPriced as add-ons before you agree to anything
Booking todayPaying up front and hoping
With FanpayHeld until you've seen the placement and approved it
Booking todayChasing someone who's gone quiet past the deadline
With FanpayA missed delivery date refunds you automatically
Booking todayNo recourse when the post is wrong, or quietly deleted
With FanpayOpen a dispute — nothing releases until it's settled
Booking todayInvoices and receipts turning up at month end
With FanpayOne payment and one receipt, at the moment you book
Capabilities

Everything you need to book a creator

Real numbers, published rates, and money that only moves when the work does

Live media kits

Audience per account rather than one blended follower count, plus formats, turnaround and past work — on a page the creator keeps current, with every figure dated.

Rates you can plan against

Every format priced, and usage rights, exclusivity, rush and extra revisions quoted before you commit. One payment and one receipt, at the moment you book.

Access by work email

Verify with your work address and the rates open. Fans never see them, and you never wait on a call to get them.

Held until you approve

Committed when you accept, released when you've seen the placement. It auto-approves after 72 hours, which is the rule that makes creators willing to wait at all.

When something goes wrong

A missed delivery date refunds you automatically — you don't have to ask. A wrong or deleted post opens a dispute, and nothing releases until it's settled.

See it on a real page

Every one of these is on a live media kit right now. Open one and read the rates the way a brand would.

How it works

Brief to live post
in four steps

No rate request, no call, and nothing paid before you’ve seen the work

1

Open

Their media kit — audience per account, formats, turnaround and past work

2

Unlock

Verify with your work email and every rate opens. No call, no chasing

3

Book

Pick a format at its published price, add usage rights, set your dates

4

Approve

Check the live post. Approve, the creator is paid, and that's the receipt

Where this is up to

Written so you can tell what you’d be using today

Live now

Media kits and rates

Audience per account, published prices, priced add-ons, and access by work email. Open the example above and you're using it.

In build

The brand workspace

Several bookings in one place, paid from one account, with every clock and receipt in the same view. This is what we're on now.

Next

Agency rosters

One workspace across many creators, shared rate cards, split payouts. After the brand side — a roster tool needs bookings first.

What we’re planning

Be among the first
brands to book

We're building the brand side now. Tell us who you are and what you'd book, and we'll bring you in as it lands.