AI influencer payments

AI influencer payments pay every creator from one secure wallet. You can use it as part of a full campaign, or on its own. You add funds by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice. The fee is 5% of the transaction. See our pricing page for current rates.

  • 5% of the transaction
  • ACH, card or invoice
  • With a campaign, or on its own

The short answer.

You hold the campaign budget in a secure wallet and pay creators from it. You can use it as part of a full campaign, or on its own. Adding funds is by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice. The fee is 5% of the transaction.

A payout is recorded only after the deliverable is approved. When the creator posts the video, it is recorded when that post goes live. On a content-only campaign, it is recorded when you approve the video. If the campaign budget cannot cover the payout, the approval stops and asks you to top up.

The wallet ledger is in US dollars. A creator payout is sent to the creator’s bank in the currency of that account, where a payout rail is available.

What it costs.

5% of the transaction. Use it with a campaign, or on its own.

You can use payments as part of a full campaign, or on its own. The fee is 5% of the transaction, on the amount paid to creators. You add funds by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice, and the budget sits in a secure wallet. See our pricing page for current rates. See also ROI tracking and UGC boosting.

How it works.

From a funded wallet to a recorded payout.

How AI influencer payments run: you add funds to the secure wallet by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice; you approve the deliverable, and approval stops if the campaign budget cannot cover the payout; the payout is released from that budget after approval, or when a posted video goes live; a bank-transfer top-up sends an invoice, and each creator payout has its own invoice.
  1. 01Fund
  2. 02Approve
  3. 03Release
  4. 04Record
01

Fund the wallet

Add funds by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice. A bank transfer is an emailed invoice you pay by ACH. Card payments are credit or debit.

02

Approve the deliverable

You approve the video. Approval is refused when the campaign budget cannot cover the payout, and a submission with no video cannot be approved.

03

The payout is released

The payout comes out of the campaign budget. When the creator posts, it is released once the post goes live. On a content-only campaign, it is released when you approve the video. A contract holds the amount until delivery.

04

Invoices and records

A bank-transfer top-up sends an invoice for that amount. Each creator payout has its own invoice, and you can download those invoices for a period.

Currencies.

The wallet is kept in US dollars. A creator payout is sent to their bank in the currency of that account, where a payout rail is available. Local rails cover US dollar, Canadian dollar, British pound, euro and Australian dollar accounts in those regions. An account elsewhere is paid when a rail exists for it.

Safeguards.

Money moves against the campaign budget, and only for work that has been approved.

  • A payout is not recorded before the deliverable is approved.
  • Approval stops when the campaign budget cannot cover the payout.
  • A submission with no video cannot be approved, so an empty submission cannot be paid.
  • On a contract, the amount is held until delivery.
  • A creator withdrawal is checked before the bank transfer is sent.

The fee, on an example amount.

5% of the amount paid to creators. Move the slider.

$10,000
$10,000Paid to creators
$500Our fee
$10,500Total
5% of the amount paid to creators.$500
The creator amount plus the 5% fee.$10,500

An example, so you can see the fee. Payments has no minimum budget. Funding the wallet, by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice, is separate from this illustration.

Less manual work.

The labour it replaces. Paying creators from several tools, and lining those payments up with invoices by hand. You fund one wallet, by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice, and each creator payout has its own invoice.

The errors it cuts. A payout is not recorded before the deliverable is approved. Approval stops when the campaign budget cannot cover it, and a submission with no video cannot be approved.

The speed it adds. The payout is recorded when you approve the video. When the creator posts, it is recorded once the post goes live. On a content-only campaign, approval is the moment it is recorded.

Questions.

5% of the transaction. You can use payments as part of a full campaign, or on its own. You add funds by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice, and the budget is held in a secure wallet. Current rates are on the pricing page.

ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice. The bank-transfer option is an emailed invoice you pay by ACH. Card payments are credit or debit.

The wallet is in US dollars. A payout is sent in the currency of the creator’s bank account, where a payout rail is available. Local rails cover US dollar, Canadian dollar, British pound, euro and Australian dollar accounts in those regions.

The campaign records the payout when you approve the deliverable. When the creator posts the video, the payout is recorded once the post goes live. On a content-only campaign, it is recorded when you approve the video. The creator withdraws that balance to their bank account.

A bank-transfer top-up sends an invoice for that amount. Each creator payout has its own invoice. You can download the payout invoices for a date range.

Yes. You can use payments as part of a full campaign, or on its own. The fee is 5% of the transaction either way. Current rates are on the pricing page.

Pay every creator from one wallet.

Use payments as part of a full campaign, or on its own. Add funds by ACH, credit or debit card, or invoice. The fee is 5% of the transaction. See our pricing page for current rates.