Most brand work is a one-off. This isn't.

We book creators for brand campaigns, and the brands we work with come back. A first brief that goes well turns into a second one — same rate conversation, same contact, no re-pitching yourself each time.

First One brief, paid

You quote your rate, we confirm against the campaign budget, you deliver. Nothing is committed beyond that single brief.

Then Repeat briefs

If the work lands, you hear from us for the next round in the same category. Same terms unless you raise your rate — and you can.

Eventually On the roster

Regular creators get first refusal on briefs that fit, before anything goes out to a wider list.

What's on the table

The parts that don't change from brief to brief.

WorkShort-form video, testimonials, UGC, creator-led ads

CategoriesOpen across most verticals. We don't run adult, firearms, political or occult briefs.

RateYou set it. We confirm against the budget before any work starts.

UsageWritten into the brief, and time-limited. Never open-ended.

RevisionsOne round, stated in the brief, not invented afterwards

PaymentPaid by the brand, on whichever method they work with. Method and timing are set in the brief, before you start.

Audience sizeNot the deciding factor. Fit and craft matter more.

What we never ask

You've had all of these in your inbox. None of them come from us.

×Money from you, in any form, for any reason

×Work paid in free product instead of a fee

×That you buy the product first and claim it back later

×Bank logins, card details or a deposit

×Free sample content before a paid booking

×A rate renegotiated after you've already delivered

Who you'd be dealing with

Creator Anchor is a booking desk. Brands hire us to staff their campaigns and we work with creators directly rather than through a marketplace. The brand behind any brief is named before you agree to anything.

Cedrick & Julia

Two people, so you get the same contact from the first email through to payment — and the person answering you is the one who can actually move a deadline or chase an invoice.

If something in a brief doesn't work for you, say so. Most of it is negotiable, and we'll tell you plainly which parts aren't.

Get on the list

Send your handle or portfolio, your rate per deliverable, and the kind of work you want more of. If a brief fits, you'll hear from us. If not, you stay on file for the next one — and we won't email you about anything else.

Send your details Or reply directly to the email that brought you here.