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MicroInfluencer

Influencer management platform

The influencer management platform for busy teams

An influencer management platform lets a team run many creators without stepping on each other. MicroInfluencer gives you seats, roles, approvals for offers and payouts, signed contracts, payouts and reports in one workspace, so a small team can manage dozens of micro creators at once.

  • Seats and roles for everyone who touches creators
  • Approvals before offers, contracts and payouts go out
  • Separate workspaces and white label reports for agencies
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Approvals

Spending decisions go through the right person

When two or three people manage creators, the risks are predictable. Someone agrees a fee above budget, a contract goes out with the wrong usage rights, or a creator is paid twice because two people saw the same invoice. None of it is malicious. It happens because nobody can see what the others are doing.

MicroInfluencer separates preparing from releasing. A team member drafts the offer, the contract or the payout. Someone with the right role reviews it in an approvals queue and sends it on. Everything is recorded against the creator, so there is never a question about who agreed what.

Approvals queue Example

  • Payout @sample.fashion03

    Reel approved, $210 plus 7% fee

    Prepared by Alex

    Approve

  • Offer @sample.home02

    $320 for 2 videos, budget ceiling $300

    Prepared by Sam

    Approve

  • Contract @sample.fashion01

    Usage rights 180 days, paid ads included

    Prepared by Alex

    Approve

  • Payout @sample.fashion02

    Commission for September, $86

    Prepared by Priya

    Approve
Approvals queue

Roles

Four roles cover how creator teams actually work

Owner

Manages billing, seats and workspace settings. Can do everything an admin can.

Admin

Approves offers, contracts and payouts, sets budgets and edits briefs.

Member

Searches, contacts creators, prepares offers and payouts for approval.

Viewer

Reads campaigns and reports. Useful for founders, finance and clients.

Fine grained roles and permissions, single sign on and the audit log are part of Agency. Growth gives five seats that share one workspace, which suits most in house teams.

Plans for teams

What each plan gives a team managing creators

Team features by plan
Starter Growth Agency
Seats 1 5 20
Brand workspaces 1 1 10
Active campaigns 1 5 Unlimited
Influencer CRM with pipelines No Yes Yes
E-sign creator agreements No Yes Yes
Roles, permissions and audit log No No Yes
Single sign on with Google or Microsoft No No Yes
White label PDF reports No No Yes
Platform fee on payouts 10% 7% 5%
Price billed yearly $49 a month $199 a month $499 a month

Monthly billing is 99, 399 and 999 USD. Full limits for each plan are on the pricing page.

Agencies

One login for every client brand

Agencies managing creators for several brands need hard walls between clients. On Agency, each brand gets its own workspace with separate campaigns, creator records, codes, payouts and invoices. Team members only see the workspaces they are assigned to.

At the end of the month, each client receives a white label PDF report with posts, reach, attributed sales and cost per sale under your agency name. API access and CSV export let you feed results into your own dashboards.

Many brands weigh this against hiring an agency in the first place. The page on choosing a micro influencer agency or running the work yourself lays out the trade offs.

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Seats, roles and access are managed from one settings page.

Day to day

Less coordination and more creators per person

The real limit on a creator program is how many relationships one person can keep moving. Every task that runs itself raises that limit. Follow ups go out on schedule, addresses arrive through a form, posts sync from the platform, codes track sales and payouts wait in a queue.

What remains is judgement: which creators to pick, what to offer and whether the content is good. That is where a team should spend its time.

Each creator keeps one record across campaigns and team members. Read how the influencer CRM stores rates, notes and results so anyone on the team can pick up a relationship.

Campaigns themselves run on a board with stages from brief to payout, described on the influencer campaign management page.

FAQ

Influencer management platform questions

It gives a team one place to manage creators: who owns each relationship, what was offered, what was signed, what was delivered and what was paid. MicroInfluencer adds approvals so spending decisions go through the right person.

Starter has one seat, Growth five seats and Agency twenty. Agency also includes roles and permissions, single sign on with Google or Microsoft, and an audit log of every change.

Yes. Agency includes ten brand workspaces, each with its own campaigns, creators, codes and payouts, plus white label PDF reports and invoicing per workspace.

Yes. Payouts only go out after someone approves the delivered work. You can decide which roles may approve, so a junior team member can prepare a payout while a manager releases it.

No. Plans are monthly or yearly subscriptions with self-serve checkout, and you can cancel from the billing page. Paying yearly halves the monthly price.

Keep exploring

Give your team one place to manage creators

Search matching micro creators now, then invite your team when you pick a plan.