Freeto post a job
Stop searching and sending messages. Post a job on the Octoclip creator marketplace, and influencers on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube apply to you. Hire the ones you like at a fixed price per approved video.
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01In short
Brands find influencers in three ways: searching social apps by hand, paying for a database that lists creators, or posting a job that creators apply to. The first two mean contacting people who never asked to hear from you. With a job, everyone who replies already wants to work with your brand.
02The guide
Five steps that replace the search, the cold messages and the spreadsheet.
The platform, the kind of content and a minimum follower count if size matters to you. Small accounts are often the best start: see micro influencers.
Creators see the price before they apply, so nobody you hear from needs persuading.
Each creator sends a note. You see their profile, their connected account and their record on Octoclip. The engagement rate calculator helps you compare them.
The contract is built from your job’s terms. Hire one creator or twenty from the same brief.
The creators you worked with stay on your list, ready for the next job.
03Two ways to work
Each job is one type. You set the price per video, and creators see it before they apply.
The creator publishes on their own TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, to their own audience. You get the live post to repost and run as an ad.
The creator sends you the file. You publish it on your own accounts, on your site and in your ads.
04How it works
Free until you hire. You only pay when a creator accepts.
01Free
Type, price per video, volume, deadline and the brief, with the must-include points every video is checked against.
02Free
Creators apply with a note. You see their profile, connected account and record on Octoclip.
03Free
The contract is generated from your job’s terms. Hire one creator or twenty from the same brief.
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When a creator accepts, you pay and they start. You approve every video before the creator is paid.
When money moves
05Ideas to brief
Four things you can see on Octoclip before you send an offer.
Their latest work tells you more than a follower count: the light, the pace, the way they talk.
Their real TikTok, Instagram or YouTube account, connected to their profile.
Their history on Octoclip, so you know how they work before you hire.
Every application comes with a note written for your job.
06Pricing
Free to post a job. You only pay when you hire, at the price per video you set.
As many jobs, applicants and teammates as you need. Reviewing and sending offers is free too.
Charged when a creator accepts your offer. You see the full amount before you send it.
Never tied to views. You set it, and creators see it before they apply.
An example
10 creator posts at €100 each
An example, not a price list: you choose the price and the number of videos, and you see the full amount before you send an offer.
07Compare
And the other ways brands find influencers today.
| What you get | Post a job free | Influencer platformDatabases and subscriptions | AgencyRetainer fees and shortlists | Doing it yourselfDMs, spreadsheets, invoices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Creators apply to your job | Yes | No: You search a database | No: They pick for you | No: You message one by one |
| You choose who works with you | Yes | Yes | No: From their shortlist | Yes |
| One fixed price per video | Yes: Set by you, seen before they apply | No: Negotiated each time | No: Set by the agency | No: Negotiated each time |
| No monthly cost | Yes: €0 until you hire | No: Usually a subscription | No: Often a retainer fee | Yes: Your time instead |
| Contracts and payouts handled | Yes | No: Often extra | Yes | No: By you, one by one |
| Ad rights in every contract | Yes: Spark Ads and partnership ads included | No: Agreed case by case | No: Agreed case by case | No: Agreed case by case |
Weighing a UGC platform? See Octoclip side by side with each one.
Compare platforms08Avoid these
Scrolling and messaging strangers costs days. A job brings the interested creators to you.
Look at the recent videos and who they are made for. A smaller creator with the right audience is the better hire.
Views depend on the algorithm. A fixed price per approved video keeps your cost known and the deal fair to the creator.
Price, dates and usage rights belong in a contract. On Octoclip they are on the one both sides accept.
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The review, revision and payment rules on this page are Octoclip’s own, set out in the terms. Usage rights are set in each job’s terms and shown on the contract.
FAQ
What brands ask before they post: price, rights and review.
On Octoclip you post a job and influencers on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube apply to you. You see each one’s profile, connected account and record, and send offers to the ones you want.
Posting a job, reviewing applicants and sending offers are free on Octoclip. You pay only when a creator accepts your offer.
Posting a job, reviewing applicants and sending offers are free. You set a fixed price per video and pay only when a creator accepts your offer. The full amount is shown before you send the offer.
Choose the platform when you post the job, and set a minimum follower count if size matters. Creators see both before they apply. For TikTok in particular, see TikTok influencer marketing.
Yes. The contract both sides accept lets you use approved content in paid ads, including Spark Ads and partnership ads. Ask for the ad code or approval in your brief so the creator knows before they apply.
A recommendation from someone people follow is why brands hire creators. Octoclip does not sell or guarantee downloads, installs or views. You pay a fixed price for each approved video.
Their payment is secured when they accept, before any work starts, and released for each video you approve.
No. You choose and hire creators directly. Octoclip runs the jobs, contracts, approvals and payments in between.
More on Octoclip
Free to post a job
See who wants to work with your brand before you pay anything.
Posting a job is free. You’re charged only when a creator accepts.
