Campaigns
A campaign describes the work you want creators to do — the deliverable, the location, the timeline, and how many creators you need.
Creating a campaign
Section titled “Creating a campaign”From Campaigns → New Campaign in the dashboard:
- Title & description — what creators see when browsing.
- City & radius — campaigns are local; creators discover campaigns near them.
- Due date & application deadline.
- Deliverable — e.g. TikTok Video, Instagram Reel, YouTube Video.
- Creator tier — Nano (1K–10K followers), Micro (10K–100K), Macro (100K+), or all tiers.
- Max creators — how many collaborations the campaign can hold.
- Open for applications — whether creators can apply directly.
New campaigns are created as drafts — they’re not visible to creators until you publish.
Campaign lifecycle
Section titled “Campaign lifecycle”| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Draft | Only you can see it. Edit, publish, or archive. |
| Active | Published and visible to eligible creators. Can be paused or archived. |
| Paused | Temporarily hidden from creators. Reactivate any time. |
| Archived | Closed. Can be unarchived. |
Publish from the campaign page — you’ll see a summary checklist before it goes live.
Inviting creators
Section titled “Inviting creators”Besides open applications, you can invite creators directly from a campaign. Invites are capacity-checked against your Max creators setting, and you’ll see which invites couldn’t be delivered.