Getting started as a creator

The first hour on Elev8or: profile, channels, discovery, and your first application.

Elev8or connects you with brands that pay for content. Brands can find you, and you can go find them. Do these five things and you are properly set up.

  1. 1

    Finish your profile

    A photo, a real bio, your niche and your rates. Half-finished profiles rank below finished ones in brand search. See Set up your creator profile.

  2. 2

    Connect your channels

    Linked accounts show brands your real follower count and engagement instead of numbers you typed in. See Connect your channels.

  3. 3

    Set your rates and services

    List what you make and what it costs. Brands filter on this, so an empty rate card means fewer invites.

  4. 4

    Browse Discover

    Open Discover for live briefs, campaigns and brands. See Finding brands and opportunities.

  5. 5

    Apply to two or three briefs

    Applying costs credits and you start with 20, so aim your first ones carefully. See Proposals and applications.

Two ways work arrives

Inbound: brands find your profile and invite you. Outbound: you apply to briefs or pitch brands by email. Creators who do both get far more deals than creators who wait.

What it costs you

  • A creator account is free and stays free. There is no trial clock.
  • Applications, pitches and brand unlocks cost credits. You get 20 free at signup.
  • Elev8or takes a platform fee on money you earn: 15% on Free, 10% on Creator Pro and Elite.

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