Infrastructure for
the creator economy

Trusted by the brands you love
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Today, brands run 
creator marketing as 
one-off campaigns across disconnected tools

When they end, creators leave, data disappears, 
and the next campaign starts from zero

“They know what we want, and we have the expectation that they’re going to deliver. And they deliver.”
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Mizanur Rahman
@ Optimum
“#paid brings something unique to the market. 
We saw the brand grow more than 55%.”
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Charlene Zapisocki
Bayer, Women's Health Marketing Manager
“We also have a strong partnership with #paid that facilitates meetings between us and our core roster of creators where they can get to know us, our key messages, what’s important to us.”
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Sonia Whiteson
CMO @ RBC
“We invest a lot of time in the creator selection process, leveraging the #paid platform. We make sure there is a fit between the creator and the brand, and we strive for diversity of people, pets and geography.”
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Idan Driman
VP Marketing @ Pet Valu

Why brands switch to #paid

Without #paid
Endless scrolling to find the right creators
Back-and-forth on rates, contracts, and admin
Limited visibility into campaign performance
With #paid
Creators matched to your brand
Rates, legal, and admin handled for you
Clear performance tracking at every step