Creator campaigns made easy.
h@ndle is self-serve: you post the campaign, creators apply with a pitch and their h@ndle profile, and you send the contract yourself. No agency fees, no retainer. h@ndle's platform fee is shown up front, before you fund the deal. Every campaign can end with a report of tracked clicks and the redemptions you log.
A $500 campaign is as welcome as a $50,000 one. No credit card to start.
Find the right creators in seconds.
Waiting for applications is optional. Tell us what you're launching and matching surfaces creators by niche, platforms, rates, past brands, and their Handle Score, not just follower count. Build a shortlist and invite them directly.
Everything in one thread, disputes included.
Brief, contract, payment, deliverables, and revisions live in one shared Deal Room. E-sign in the browser; your budget is charged up front and held by Stripe, and released when you approve the work. On a single-payment deal it also releases automatically if the review window ends with no response after delivery; milestone deals release each milestone on your approval. And if something goes sideways, raise a dispute in the same thread: it pauses release of the whole deal until it is resolved, and h@ndle support reviews the contract and the delivery record.
The reach of a macro. The conversion of a micro.
The catch with smaller creators is scale. You'd have to manage a dozen of them. Cohorts is the fix: one campaign fans out to a whole roster of creators who execute in parallel. Combined reach that rivals a macro creator, with the engagement rates only small, loyal audiences deliver.
Content for your ads, not just their feed.
Need videos for your own channels and paid media? Run a UGC deal: the creator delivers the file in the Deal Room, you review a watermarked preview, and approving it releases the payment and your full-resolution download. Usage rights are written into the contract before anyone films, so there are no rights ambushes later. Want it posted too? That runs as a posted deal with a draft preview first.
Held by Stripe until you approve the work or the review window ends. Free to post: $0 until you fund a deal.
Run a campaign today. No sales call.
No annual contract, no minimum spend, no demo call, no agency gatekeeper. The enterprise platforms make you sit through all four. On h@ndle you post a campaign, creators apply with a pitch and their profile, and you send a contract from the same view. A $500 campaign is as welcome as a $50,000 one. Pricing is one line item: the creator's rate plus h@ndle's platform fee, shown up front before you fund the deal. Creators keep 100% of their rate. No agency markup hiding in the middle. And every campaign can end with a shareable performance report: verified platform data, tracked clicks, and the redemptions you log (labeled advertiser-reported). See a sample report →
Six-month partnerships without the enterprise software.
Ambassador programs usually mean an enterprise SaaS contract or a marketplace taking a cut of every repeat deal, forever. On h@ndle a retainer is just a deal shape: book a creator’s monthly package, fund it month by month (never prepay a whole term) and get a performance report every month built from platform APIs, not screenshots. h@ndle also watches the fine print: before usage rights or an exclusivity window expire, both sides are told. No more discovering an expired license from an invoice. And when the term ends, the full verified track record sits next to one button: renew.
Free to post. You only pay when you fund a deal.
Post a campaignNo minimums · No sales call
Post to payout, four steps.
Free, takes minutes. No retainer, no sales call.
With a pitch and their Handle Score. Pick from applicants, or invite creators you find yourself.
Held by Stripe. You see the all-in total before a dollar moves.
Payment releases on your approval, milestone by milestone.
Follower counts lie. Handle Score doesn't.
Follower counts are easy to inflate, and a follower count tells you nothing about whether they deliver. Follower counts on connected accounts come straight from the platforms, and every creator carries a Handle Score: a complete profile and connected accounts, plus business ratings from completed paid deals (ease, communication, quality, results). A score with no rated deals yet is marked Provisional. Every closed deal leaves a public receipt (deliverables, dates, rating) you can read before you spend a dollar. Real audiences and real track records, not content-mill volume.
Questions, answered.
What does h@ndle cost?
Posting a campaign is free. You pay the creator’s rate plus h@ndle’s platform fee. The all-in total is shown before you fund the deal. No retainers, no subscriptions, no minimums.
Who holds the money?
When you fund the deal your payment method is charged the full amount, and the money is held by Stripe in a payments account pending release. Nothing is paid out to the creator until you approve the work, or, on a single-payment deal, automatically if delivered work goes unreviewed past the post-delivery review window (we warn you before the clock runs out). How payment protection works on h@ndle →
How do I know who I’m hiring?
Follower counts on connected accounts come straight from the platforms, not a media kit, and any count a creator typed in by hand is labeled self-reported. Every creator also carries a Handle Score: a complete profile and connected accounts, plus business ratings (ease, communication, quality, results) from completed paid deals. A score with no rated deals yet is marked Provisional. You hire on a record you can check.
Can I get UGC for my own channels and ads, without a post on the creator’s page?
Yes. Run a UGC deal: the creator delivers the video file in the Deal Room, you review a watermarked preview, and approving it releases the payment and your full-resolution download, with usage rights already written into the contract. If you want the creator to post it too, that runs as a normal posted deal with a draft-preview step.
How is h@ndle different from enterprise platforms like Upfluence, Grin, or Aspire?
Those are enterprise software: sold through a sales call, priced by custom quote, and typically committed for a year before you run your first campaign. h@ndle is self-serve: post a campaign for free, see the all-in total (creator rate plus h@ndle’s platform fee) before you fund, and stop whenever you like. No demo call, no annual contract, no seat licenses. The verification is also different in kind: h@ndle creators connect their accounts themselves, so the numbers you see come from the platform APIs with every unverified figure labeled, rather than from a scraped database.
How is h@ndle different from hiring through Collabstr or a similar marketplace?
A marketplace’s job ends when the content is delivered. h@ndle starts earlier and finishes later: the creator’s audience is verified through the platform APIs before you book, not taken from a media kit. After the content ships, tracking links, promo codes, and a performance report show what it did, with every number labeled verified, creator-reported, or advertiser-reported. One-off bookings and month-by-month retainers both run the same way: funded before work starts, paid out when you approve.
How do I know the campaign actually worked?
Every deal can ship with a verified performance report. Views come from the platform APIs (YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, and Instagram when the creator grants insights access), likes and comments from YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram. Clicks are measured on h@ndle tracking links. Promo-code redemptions are logged by the business and labeled advertiser-reported. Every number carries its label: verified, creator-reported, or advertiser-reported, and any total that includes reported numbers says how much of it is reported. How h@ndle verifies campaign results →
What if the content misses the brief?
Request revisions in the Deal Room. If you still disagree, raise a dispute: it pauses release of the whole deal until it is resolved, and h@ndle support reviews the signed contract and the delivery record and decides.
Is there a minimum spend?
No. A $500 campaign is as welcome as a $50,000 one.
How fast can I launch?
Post a campaign in minutes. Creators apply with a pitch and their h@ndle profile, and you can contract and fund the same day.
Can we run a long-term partnership, not just one-offs?
Yes. Book a creator’s monthly package and it runs as a retainer: funded month by month (never prepay a whole term), a verified performance report every month, alerts before usage rights or exclusivity windows expire, and one-click renewal with the full track record in front of you.
Ready to launch?
Post your first campaign in under five minutes. No retainer, no monthly subscription, no credit card to start.