CreatorSense
One desk for the whole book. Keep the pipeline clean and stop losing deals to replies you never got back to.
Talent managers run the book across a CRM, a spreadsheet, and an accounting tool, then rebuild the numbers by hand every month. CreatorSense pulls your deals and your money into one place, so you can see which deals have gone quiet, who is waiting on a reply, and what the roster actually earns after platform fees. All without holding creator passwords.
Video uses a labelled demo desk, not your live Book.
Monday at a talent agency still hurts
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Gross looks fine. Net doesn’t.
Platform fees hide the truth until payout week, or until a creator asks a hard question.
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Who’s slipping is tribal knowledge.
Risk lives in spreadsheets, DMs, and memory. The book has no single signal surface.
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Contracts and commissions lag the money.
You manage people in one place and paper trail in five others. Passwords never help.
How it works
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Invite talent
Send a roster invite. They accept under their own login.
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They connect platforms
OAuth stays with the creator. You never hold their passwords.
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Run the Book
Money-truth, risk, contracts, commissions, and reports in one desk loop.
Influencer suites sell brand campaigns. We run the agency’s books.
CreatorIQ, Grin, and HypeAuditor are useful if you’re buying creator media for a brand. Different job from Monday at a talent agency: net earnings, risk, and what you owe talent.
Their job
Brand-side influencer marketing
- Find creators for campaigns
- Plan and run brand collaborations
- Score audiences for advertisers
- Brand campaign contracts & payouts
Optimised for the brand’s media buy, not your roster P&L.
Our job
Agency desk · back of house
- Net-of-fees revenue across the roster
- Who’s at risk before renewals slip
- Commissions reconciled in-desk (Scale+)
- E-contracts with verify links (Scale+)
Built for talent agencies that already manage the roster.
See the Book on your roster.
Twenty minutes on net-of-fee money-truth, who’s slipping, and the Monday loop. No cold drop into an empty desk.