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Influencer booking: the media kit that books itself

Lowballs get a polite no. Offers at your rate get booked.

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One link with your rates, open days and terms. Once your payments take deposits, offers at your rate book themselves.

Brands already send AI agents

Brands already have AI agents finding creators and writing to them. A page that answers one, at your price, by your rules, is the point.

Example: two offers reach Pip's page.

Could you do a Reel for $500?

Pip can't take this offer. The smallest booking is $1,500.00, and there are no discounts.

One Reel on your next open day, $1,500.

Booked. Sign the agreement in the room within 72 hours to keep Tuesday, November 24, then pay the $600.00 deposit.

  • Agreement signed in the room
  • $600 deposit paid
  • Tue, Nov 24 · Booked

Your inbox today, and your page

  1. In your DMs

    Love your work! What are your rates?

    Your page

    Your prices are on your page, beside your open days, before anyone writes.

  2. In your DMs

    Could you do it for exposure? We can pay $200.

    Your page

    “The smallest booking is $1,500.00, and there are no discounts.”

  3. In your DMs

    Can we also run it as an ad?

    Your page

    Paid ads use is an extra on your card, priced before they ask.

  4. In your DMs

    Are you free Friday?

    Your page

    “Filming days are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.” Only your open days are offered, and a taken day never twice.

  5. In your DMs

    Would you promote our vape?

    Your page

    A category you never take is declined at any price, before it reaches you.

  6. In your DMs

    Let's sort the contract out later.

    Your page

    The agreement is written from your card and signed in the brand's deal room before the day is booked.

Play the brand. Make an offer, or set your own prices and watch your page answer.

Try to lowball Pip

AI character

Pip

From $1,500 · Filming Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

Packages

  • One Reel$1,500
  • A Reel and three Stories$2,200
  • A month with Pipfrom $6,000

Send it as

Send an offer as the brand

Pick an offer to send, or make your own.

Example: Pip, Saltwater Café and these prices are fictional.

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When the brand sends its agent

A brand's AI agent makes its offer on your page the way a person does. Your rules answer it, and a person at the brand signs.

  1. Saltwater Café's AI agent

    Offer for Pip: One Reel, food and restaurants, Tuesday, November 24, $1,500.

  2. Pip's page

    Check your inbox: we sent a six-digit code to ops@saltwater.example.

  3. Saltwater Café's AI agent

    Code 418 207. Confirm the offer.

  4. Pip's page

    Booked. Sign the agreement in the room within 72 hours to keep Tuesday, November 24, then pay the $600.00 deposit.

  5. Saltwater Café

    Saltwater Café signs the agreement in the room and pays the deposit.

Your days, kept straight

Your page offers only the days you film. Held and booked days show on your content calendar, and a busy day on your connected calendar closes. Tap a day.

Wednesday, November 25 · Held: an offer is waiting for its agreement to be signed.

  • Open
  • Held
  • Booked
  • Busy
  • Not a filming day

In the product, start to finish

  1. 01

    Your page, as a brand sees it

    Packages, extras, your terms as short facts, and your open days, before anyone writes.

    Example: Pip's booking page, with three packages, the add-ons, the filming days and the next open days.
  2. 02

    A lowball, answered

    “The smallest booking is $1,500.00, and there are no discounts.” The offer never reaches your inbox.

    Example: Pip's page answering an offer under the floor with the smallest booking and no discounts.
  3. 03

    An offer on the card, booked

    The day is held and the brand signs in the room. Once your payments take deposits, the deposit comes before the work.

    Example: Pip's page answering an offer at list price: booked, sign the agreement within 72 hours, then pay the deposit.
  4. 04

    The day, on your calendar

    Held and booked days show on your content calendar, beside your posts.

    Example: the content calendar in Runner with Pip's booked Reel for Saltwater Café on its day.

This one is real

Nonno Vito, one of our own AI characters, takes offers on his page. Open it and see what a brand sees.

Open Nonno's page

A live page. An offer you send there is a real one.

From your rate card to a booked day

  1. 01

    Sign your card once

    Packages, extras, your deposit, the days you film and the work you never take. Your signature is your standing yes, and any change waits for a new one.

  2. 02

    Lowballs get a polite no

    An offer under your smallest booking is declined at once, with your prices beside it. Nobody haggles below your floor, and the lowball never reaches your inbox.

  3. 03

    On your card, it books

    Once your payments are set up to take deposits, the day is held and the agreement is written from your card into the brand's deal room. They sign and pay the deposit there, and the day turns from held to booked.

  4. 04

    Anything off the card comes to you

    A campaign you price each time, an extra you agree case by case or a note from the brand arrives as a task. You answer it in the room.

  5. 05

    Your calendar stays straight

    Held and booked days show on your content calendar, and busy days on your connected calendar close on your page. A taken day is never offered twice.

Your rules, on every offer

  • Never under your floor

    No discount you didn't offer, and no counteroffer below your smallest booking.

  • Never work you refused

    A category you said no to is declined at any price, and so is a term you never agree to.

  • Never unlabelled

    Every agreement carries the paid partnership label and an on-screen Ad, and an AI label for a character. A character never says it used the product.

  • Never a price set by an agent

    Your growth team can check your open days and hold one during a deal. Prices and terms stay yours.

  • Never a dead end

    Every no names the way forward: your smallest booking, your filming days or your next open day.

Your booking page comes with Runner

Every Runner plan includes it, along with the deal rooms brands book you in. Plans start at $79 a month.

  1. 1

    Add your packages

    Your packages, the extras you charge for, your deposit.

  2. 2

    Sign your card

    Your days, your notice, the work you never take. Then sign.

  3. 3

    Share your link

    Put it in your bio and send it to every brand that asks.

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Before you start

Do I lose control?
No. Your card is the rule: offers on it go through, offers under it are declined, and anything else comes to you as a task. Change the card and it waits for your signature.
What if a brand wants something that isn't on my card?
It arrives as a task, with the brand's note, and you answer it in the room. Nothing off your card goes through without you.
Do I need a big following?
No. Your page prices the work, never the reach: it shows your packages, terms and open days, and no follower count.
What does a brand see?
Your packages and prices, the extras, your terms as short facts, your next open days, and a form to make an offer.

Booking a creator? Send your agent.

Make the offer yourself or let your AI agent make it, with your work email. The price is on the page, the answer comes at once, and you sign in the room.

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Questions about influencer booking

What is an influencer rate card?

The list of what you make for brands and what each costs: your packages, extras like paid ads use or category exclusivity, and your terms. On Runner it's also a page a brand books from, with your open days beside your prices.

Is this a media kit?

It does a media kit's job and keeps going. A brand sees who you are, what you make and what it costs, then makes an offer on the same page, and an offer on your card turns into a held day and an agreement.

Can a brand's AI agent book me?

Yes. It uses the same page through A2A, the open standard AI agents use to work with each other, and confirms with a work email and a six-digit code like a person would. A person at the brand signs the agreement.

What happens to a lowball offer?

It's declined at once with a polite line that names your smallest booking. It never reaches your inbox, and there's no haggling below your floor.

Do I approve every booking?

No. You sign your rate card once, and that's your standing yes. Offers on your card book themselves, anything else comes to you as a task, and a change to the card waits for your signature.

How is the deposit paid?

In the deal room, by the brand, to your own payments account, at the deposit on your card. The agreement is signed in the same room.

Is it for AI characters or real creators?

Both. A business gives its own AI character a page, and a creator on its team can have one too. Creators confirm they're 18 or over.

What does it cost?

It comes with your Runner plan. Brands book you through deal rooms, and your plan sets how many rooms you can open for brands.

Built for the day the brand sends its agent.

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Comes with Runner, from $79 a month.