Set a commission, give each creator a tracked link, and let performance decide the payout. Flat fee, pure commission, or both together.
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You paid a flat fee upfront and have no idea whether a single sale came out of it.
Commission only pays out on tracked sales, so a campaign that does not convert does not drain the budget. Creators who do convert earn more than a flat fee would have paid them, which is exactly the incentive you want.
A flat-fee post is finished the day it goes up. An affiliate link keeps earning, so creators keep it in their bio, mention it again, and reshare what works. The relationship keeps producing past the campaign window.
Offer a smaller guaranteed fee alongside a commission rate so creators are covered for their production time but still have upside on performance. Both components are agreed in the brief and handled in the same deal.
Attribution runs on the platform and both sides see the same dashboard. Creators can verify what they earned and brands can verify what they are paying for, from one shared record.
One per creator, generated automatically.
Each creator gets a unique link and discount code, so every sale maps back to whoever generated it with no manual tagging.
Set the rate and the rules.
Percentage or fixed amount per sale, with optional caps, minimum order values, and category exclusions.
Settled on your schedule.
Commission accrues live and pays out on a schedule you set, with invoices generated for both sides automatically.
“Moving to commission changed the relationship entirely. The creators who convert now earn more than we used to pay in flat fees, and they keep promoting long after the campaign window closed.”
Ananya G.
Growth Lead, D2C fashion
Set a commission, issue tracked links, and let the numbers decide what each creator earns.