Keep the client. Hand us the delivery, at a CPM you can price against.
Fluencify is the creator delivery arm you resell. You hold the strategy and the client relationship. We source the ambassadors, run the briefs, control quality, post, track and pay — against a contracted CPM that turns your client's monthly allotment into a guaranteed view floor.
- A client's monthly allotment
- $100,000A client's monthly allotment
- Contracted CPM, benchmarked per brand
- $10.00Contracted CPM, benchmarked per brand
- Guaranteed views — a floor, not a target
- 10,000,000Guaranteed views — a floor, not a target
The same shape the live worked example uses — $100,000 a month at a $10 contracted CPM is 10,000,000 guaranteed views. Creators, production, usage rights and payouts are inside that one number. Underdelivery rolls into next month instead of evaporating, so what you quote your client is a floor we carry the risk on.
You keep the account. We keep the operations.
Nothing about your client relationship moves. Your client signs with you — inside Fluencify, a brand you manage sees “Managed by Agency” where its own contracts would be, and is pointed back to you.
Stays with you
The relationship and the direction
- The contract, the invoice and the client conversation
- Strategy, positioning and the brand guidelines we score against
- What each client is worth, and what you charge for it
- Reporting to your client, in your words, off numbers you can point at
We run it
Everything between the brief and the views
- Sourcing from 8,000+ vetted ambassadors in 60+ countries
- Briefing, examples and the trial video every creator films before admission
- Quality review — every video scored against the guidelines it was briefed on
- Warm-up on brand-dedicated accounts, funded by us, never billed on
- Posting and account handling on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook
- Product distribution — shipping, 100%-off codes, individual or shared links
- Tracked codes per creator, and the analytics your client sees in real time
- Creator contracts and payouts, automated and compliant — never your problem
Our own home page says agencies are slow and opaque. Here is what we mean by it.
We mean a retainer billed against effort with no floor underneath it, and a creator line nobody can reconcile. That is a delivery problem, not an agency problem — and it is precisely the part we take off you.
“Slow”
Standing a roster up from zero for every new client
Ours is already vetted, already briefed and already posting. Your first videos for a new client can be ready in as little as 24 hours, and we run from 10 to 5,000+ videos a month without you hiring anyone.
“Opaque”
A creator spend nobody at the table can reconcile
You get a contracted CPM, a view floor, every published post with its own view history, and a tracking code per creator. Each number carries its own data-through date rather than one global “synced recently”.
“20–40% commissions”
A cut of someone else’s media, with nothing guaranteed under it
What you buy from us is a delivery cost with a guaranteed output attached — creators, production, usage rights and payouts inside one figure. What you charge on top of it is your business, and we never see your client’s contract.
Six moves we make under your brief
You brief once per client. Everything below runs without your team touching it — and every step is visible to you while it happens, not summarised afterwards.
01.
We build it and Activate
ActivateYou hand over the brief and the brand guidelines. We assemble the campaign — basics, distribution, content, payout, targeting, ambassadors — and Activate it. That is the single moment invites go out and the per-video rate locks.
02.
Ambassadors accept and prove it
Trial railwayMicro-creators matched to your client’s real customer profile — not influencers, no talent managers. Each one runs the trial railway and films a Trial video before touching the product. It never counts toward quota and is never billed on.
03.
Admission, then product
AdmissionWe admit on the trial video, and only then does product move. Five ways to get it there: your client ships it, a 100%-off code they claim themselves, individual codes or links, one shared code, or free access. An invalid combination is not expressible.
04.
Accounts warm before they carry the brand
Warm-upPosting creators run a warm-up arc on a brand-dedicated account until it clears a real view gate — 1,000 views on TikTok, 200 on Instagram and YouTube. We fund it, those posts never carry your client’s brand, and their reach never counts toward the guarantee.
05.
Nothing ships that has not passed review
DeliverableEvery submission is watched against the exact example it was briefed on, then a human makes the call. Request changes is a loop, not a rejection — the creator gets written feedback and resubmits the same video until it passes. Then we post it and start tracking.
06.
Creators get paid. The meter moves.
Campaign payoutPayouts run automatically and compliantly through our payment provider, on completion — no rails for you to build, no invoices to chase, no contractor paperwork on your side. Delivered branded views move the guarantee meter, and only those do.
Every client you run, in one place.
You do not juggle a login per client. One agency view holds all of your brands, and each brand carries its own campaigns, roster, published posts and guarantee meter underneath it. This is not what you are buying — it is how you prove to your client that what you sold them landed.
No directory to browse. Only what was delivered.
A brand you manage never browses or hires anybody here — there is no creator directory to search, by design. What it sees is what was delivered for it: the posts, the roster that made them, and the meter. Unlike a brand, an agency can create and run campaigns.
Per brand
Campaigns, delivered roster, every published post, and the guarantee meter for that client alone.
Across all brands
One analytics view over the whole book, your ambassador roster, your messages and your billing.
Your team
Invite colleagues by email and remove them again. Seats, plainly — we do not pretend to have granular roles.
We run it by default. You can stand in the work if you want to.
A brand we serve directly gets proof of delivery and nothing to operate. A partner agency is different — because you own the client, you can sit next to us in the work. Most start at hands-off and move in as they learn what to look at.
Open to a partner agency
Things a brand seat will never show you
- Build a campaign for a client and Activate it yourself — brands cannot, and never will
- Sit in the applications queue and admit or decline on the trial video
- Approve a video, or request changes and send the creator back with written feedback
- Watch campaign health, post checks, shipping and linked social accounts as they move
- Message creators across every brand you manage, from one inbox
Stays with us, deliberately
The calls we carry the risk on, so we keep them
- The terminal decline on a video. You can loop a creator; only we can end them on a piece of work.
- Review mode and review priority — the full-screen triage queue that keeps the whole book moving
- Removing or reinstating a creator mid-campaign, and rotating underperformers out of a roster
- Finishing a campaign, or continuing it into the next monthly cycle with the creators worth keeping
- The contracted CPM itself. It is benchmarked and set by us, because we are the ones guaranteeing it.
You buy views, not videos
One fixed monthly allotment per client at a contracted CPM. No tiers, no rate card, no per-video line item. The CPM is benchmarked against real creator accounts in that client’s niche and set below their expected delivery — which is exactly why we can sign it as a floor.
A floor, not a target
If a month overdelivers, your client keeps the extra views and you are not billed for them.
Shortfalls roll forward
Allotments stack. Views we owe carry into the next month instead of quietly evaporating.
One number, everything in it
Creators, production, usage rights and payouts are all inside the allotment. No production line to quote separately.
Priced per client, not per tier
Two clients in different niches get different CPMs, because they are benchmarked separately.
Full usage rights, built in
Deploy everything we deliver across paid ads and organic social. No extra licensing, no per-creator negotiation, no separate whitelisting deal to broker on your client’s behalf — the rights come with the allotment.
Every creator also carries their own tracking code, so click-throughs, signups and installs come back attributable per creator — the layer your media team wants before it puts spend behind a cut.
Numbers that survive the review meeting
Reporting is the part of the retainer that eats your week. Here it is already assembled, already sourced, and conservative enough that nobody in the room can pull the thread.
Every number carries its own date
Each series states what it is current through, rather than one global “synced recently” averaging four different scrape tiers into a lie.
Lift we will not claim
Signups and downloads are read against a counterfactual baseline with a confidence band — but below 28 clean baseline days we show observed counts only. No band, no counterfactual, no story.
Warm-up is never dressed up as delivery
Warm-up reach appears in the totals it belongs in and never in the guarantee meter. Nobody gets to count non-branded views as your client’s.
Who actually watched
Gender, country, age range and platform, weighted by views across the roster — and always labelled with how many creators the reading covers.
Your client can be given their own view of this, or never see it at all. Either way you are reading the same rows we are — the meter, the weekly summary and the statement are computed once, so they cannot disagree with each other in front of anyone.
Three questions before anyone quotes anything
These are the three we actually ask when an agency comes on. They set the sourcing and the phasing across your book — not the guarantee, which holds either way.
01.
How you bill
How do you work with your brands?
A performance book phases allotments differently from a retainer book. We size for the one you actually run.
- Retainer
- Performance
- One-off
- Mixed
02.
How many clients
How many brands do you expect to run?
Each brand sits under your agency as its own entity with its own campaigns, roster and meter. Adding the next one is not a new account.
- 1–5
- 6–10
- 10–20
- 20+
03.
How much volume
How many videos a month per brand?
We run from 10 to 5,000+ videos a month. One client at volume or twenty at a trickle changes the sourcing, never the floor.
- 5–25
- 25–50
- 50–250
- 250+
Straight answers, including the unflattering ones
01.
Do you contract with our client directly?
No. When a brand is managed by your agency, its agreements sit with you — the brand is shown a plain “managed by your agency partner” notice where its own contracts would otherwise be, and is pointed back to you for anything commercial. We never see what you charge, and we do not go around you.
02.
Can we run it entirely under our own name?
The relationship, the contract and the story you tell your client are yours. What we do not do today is repaint the delivery in your colours — if a client is given their own view, it is a Fluencify one. Most partners simply do not hand one over, and report from the numbers themselves. We would rather say that plainly than sell you a skin that does not exist.
03.
How fast can we stand up a new client?
Once the brief and the brand guidelines are in, your first videos can be ready in as little as 24 hours. We are sourcing from a roster of 8,000+ vetted ambassadors across 60+ countries, not opening a fresh outreach round — that is the difference between a warm bench and a cold start.
04.
What happens if a month falls short?
Nothing disappears. The floor is measured on delivered branded views; whatever is unmet carries into the next month, and monthly allotments stack rather than expiring. Overdelivery is free. Warm-up reach is excluded from the meter in both directions, so a good warm-up month cannot flatter the number either.
05.
Are these influencers we are booking?
No. Ambassadors are micro-creators matched to the real-life profile of your client’s customer. No talent managers to negotiate through, no agency retainers stacked underneath yours, and no follower minimum to argue about — what they have to clear is a trial video and a real view gate.
06.
Who pays the creators, and who carries the paperwork?
We do, on completion, automatically and compliantly through our payment provider. You never onboard a contractor, chase an invoice, or build a payout rail for someone else’s roster. Trial videos and the creator-side bonuses that keep the bench sharp are funded out of our margin and never reach your invoice.
Bring us one client and see what a floor feels like.
Tell us how you work, which client to start with, and what that client’s month is worth. We come back with a benchmarked CPM and the view floor it buys. Nothing on your side to build, staff or reconcile.