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Managed creators typically earn 20 to 50 percent more on the same deals. Not magic: someone who knows the market rates is doing the talking.

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how it works

the service

The brand knows the market rate. The brand knows their budget ceiling. You're guessing at both, which is why first offers get accepted and usage rights get given away free. Negotiation is information, and we have it: live market rates by tier and niche, what usage and exclusivity actually cost, and where the ceiling really is.

We negotiate the whole package: the fee, paid-usage pricing, exclusivity premiums, revision caps, payment terms, and kill fees, so the deal that gets signed is the deal you deserved.

rate benchmarking

Your rates set against live market data for your tier, niche, and engagement, not against your last underpriced deal.

usage & exclusivity pricing

The two things brands try to get free are the two things we price properly.

terms that protect you

Payment schedules, revision limits, and kill fees negotiated in, so scope creep and late payment stop being your problem.

good questions

faqs

why do managed creators earn more on the same deals?

Because negotiation runs on market information: knowing current rates, what usage rights cost, and the brand's real ceiling routinely lifts offers 20 to 50 percent.

what should never be given away free in a brand deal?

Paid usage rights and exclusivity: both have market prices, and both are routinely slipped into contracts unpriced.

can you renegotiate a deal i already have on the table?

Yes: live offers are reviewed and renegotiated before signature, which is often where the biggest single uplift happens.

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