Nobody can answer "what is live?"
Current deals live across a sheet, four DM threads and your memory. Answering a simple status question means opening all of them.
Elev8or gives managers the cross-roster view: every creator they represent, every live brand deal, and every outstanding payment in one list. Add creators as you sign them, match them to campaigns brands have already posted, track deliverables against deadlines, and keep one payment record so commission reconciliation is a report rather than a reconstruction.
Every creator, every live deal and every outstanding payment in one list. Get the roster out of the spreadsheet.
100k+
Creators
1,000+
Brands
30+
Categories
98%
Satisfaction
The problem
Management breaks at a predictable point. Somewhere around the fifth creator, the thing holding your business together is a spreadsheet you no longer fully trust.
Current deals live across a sheet, four DM threads and your memory. Answering a simple status question means opening all of them.
A deadline passes and you find out when the brand asks. There was no system watching, because the system was you.
Payment records live in inboxes and bank statements. Working out what each creator earned, and therefore what you earned, is a manual reconstruction every month.
A brand asks for someone in a niche and you cannot quickly tell who on the roster fits. The deal goes elsewhere because the answer was slow, not because it was no.
Elev8or gives managers the cross-roster view: every creator, every live deal and every outstanding payment in one list, so the answers are lookups rather than reconstructions.
Track the roster and its deals, pitch each creator with a kit that builds itself, and grow the audiences that make them bookable.
What you get
Every creator you represent, their niches and their current status, in one place.
Put the right creator forward instead of waiting for each to be discovered.
Deadlines and revisions per deal, so a slip surfaces before the brand raises it.
What each creator was paid and when, which is what makes commission a report rather than a reconstruction.
Negotiate against published market rates instead of a number you guessed.
What you get
Niche, audience and past work on a page you can send to a brand today.
Updates in place, so the link you sent last month is still right.
Roster members can sell directly, which is revenue that is not dependent on brand budgets.
What you get
Convert comment volume into followers and leads on each creator account.
An owned list per creator, which is the asset that survives a platform change.
Handle creator DMs on their behalf without sharing logins.
Same campaigns and payouts the rest of the platform runs on, seen from above rather than from inside one creator account.
Every creator you represent, their niches and their platforms, in one place instead of a sheet that goes stale.
Check audience quality, engagement and growth before adding someone. Signing is the expensive decision, so make it with data.
Brands post campaigns to the marketplace. Put the right creator forward instead of waiting for each of them to be discovered.
Deadlines and revisions per deal, so a slip surfaces before the brand raises it.
One payment record across the roster, so commission is a report rather than a day of forensic accounting.
Nobody switches because a spreadsheet is bad. They switch at the point it stops answering questions fast enough.
| Dimension | Spreadsheet + DMs | With Elev8or |
|---|---|---|
| Roster view | Accurate the week you built it | Every creator and their current status in one list |
| Deal pipeline | Lives in your head and four threads | Tracked per creator with deliverables and dates |
| Finding deals | Wait for brands to approach each creator | Match the roster to briefs that are already live |
| Payment records | Reconstructed from inboxes each month | One record of what was paid and when |
| Vetting a signing | Vibes and a follower count | Audience quality and engagement checked first |
| Where it wins | One or two creators you speak to daily | Five and up, or any roster you plan to grow |
The last row is the honest one: every tool has a case where the alternative is the better answer.
Check audience quality and engagement before you add someone to the roster, not after.
The roster, the deals, and the checks that stop a bad signing.
A creator manages one profile and their own deals. A manager runs several at once and needs the cross-roster view: every creator, every live deal, every outstanding payment in one list. The underlying campaigns and payouts are the same; the vantage point is different.
It starts paying off once tracking deals in your head stops working, which for most managers is around five creators. There is no upper bound that matters in practice — the constraint is your own review capacity, not the tooling.
Yes. Briefs posted by brands are visible across the marketplace, so you can match live campaigns to the right creator on your roster rather than waiting for brands to find them individually.
Payouts run through the platform against agreed deliverables, so there is one record of what each creator was paid and when. That record is what makes commission reconciliation and year-end accounting bearable.
No commission on creator spend. That matters more to managers than to anyone else, since a platform cut comes out of the same pool your own commission does.
Yes. The research extension and the per-platform analytics pages let you check audience quality, engagement and growth before you add someone to the roster, rather than after.
Elev8or reads differently depending on which side of a collaboration you are on.
Add creators as you sign them, match them to live briefs, and keep one record of every deal and payout. Free to start, no commission on creator spend.
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