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

From Campaigns → New Campaign in the dashboard:

• Title & description — what creators see when browsing.
• Category, platform & reward — required before publishing and used in creator discovery.
• Image — optional; use a stable public URL (for example, a Supabase Storage URL). The creator app displays branded campaign artwork when no image is supplied.
• 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

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. A campaign needs a title, description, due date, category, platform, and either a cash reward or written compensation terms.

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.