Send structured campaign briefs with deliverables, timelines, and usage rights spelled out. Negotiate rates in the same thread and confirm the deal without leaving the platform.
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The brief was a voice note, the deadline was in a DM, and the usage rights were never discussed at all.
Content type, count, and format agreed before anyone starts shooting.
Rounds are set in the brief, so scope creep has nowhere to hide.
Paid amplification and reuse terms agreed at the point of the offer.
The brief, the negotiation, and the confirmation are one record.
01 / BUILD THE BRIEF
Build a brief with deliverables, timelines, talking points, do-not-mention items, and usage rights. Save it as a template and the next campaign starts from a working draft rather than a blank page. Your third campaign takes a fraction of the time your first one did.
02 / SEND AT SCALE
Send the same brief to your entire shortlist in one action. Each creator receives it personalised with their name and their rate, and you track who has opened, who has responded, and who has passed, all from one view rather than a spreadsheet of DM statuses.
03 / NEGOTIATE AND CONFIRM
Counter-offers happen in the same thread as the brief, with rate benchmarks for comparable creators visible to both sides. When you agree, the deal is confirmed and the budget moves into escrow in one step. There is no separate contract email and no ambiguity about what was agreed.
Standardise how your team briefs.
Shared templates mean every campaign your team runs briefs to the same standard, whoever is sending it.
Every message in campaign context.
Brief, negotiation, submissions, and feedback stay in one thread attached to the deal, not scattered across inboxes.
Know what is outstanding at a glance.
Each deliverable tracks its own status from briefed to submitted to approved, so nothing is quietly missed.
“We built a scalable pipeline of on-brand content across multiple markets. It let us test and iterate creative rapidly and informed our paid media strategy.”
Arjun M.
Brand Manager, boAt
Set deliverables, timelines, and rights once, then send it to your whole shortlist in a single action.