Some creators want their DMs handled and nothing else. Some want the whole operation run for them. Both are normal, each tier contains the one before it, and you can move between them as the page grows.
Trained chatters covering your page 24/7, so there is someone in your inbox at every hour. We learn your voice, your limits and your boundaries before we send a single message. The goal is a fan who feels looked after and comes back, not a fan who gets pushed until he leaves.
You keep 85%Everything in 01, plus your feed planned and posted on a proper schedule. Pricing reviewed, bundles built, and the whole thing tested rather than guessed at. Most pages we look at are leaving money on the table here without realising it.
You keep 80%Everything in 02, plus your socials run and grown, and your content cut down and repurposed to feed them. This is usually where creators who already have an audience start closing the gap between followers and actual subscribers.
You keep 75%Everything in 03, plus paid traffic campaigns to scale faster than organic growth allows. Run entirely on our side, on promo accounts we own, and kept completely separate from your own accounts.
We do not push this one. At 70% our cut is high enough that it only makes sense on a page already doing real volume, and on anything smaller it rarely leaves enough on the table to be worth it for you. It is here because some pages genuinely want it, not because we are trying to sell it.
You keep 70%Pick a column to compare. Everything is cumulative, so the only question is how far up you want to go.
The platform takes 20% of everything before anyone else sees it, and no agency can change that. Our percentage comes out of what is left, so here is the whole picture rather than half of it.
If yours is not here, ask it. We will answer it the same way, which is plainly and without turning it into a pitch.
Exactly the way you do now. The platform pays you directly, into your own account, on your normal schedule. Nothing routes through us and we never touch your payout. Once it lands, you send our share across. If a month is quiet, our share is small, because it is a percentage of what the page made and nothing else.
Twice a month. We bill two periods, the 1st to the 14th and the 15th to the end of the month, and each one is due within eight days of that period closing. So the first half of the month is payable by the 22nd and the second half by the 8th of the month after. Every invoice shows the revenue it was calculated on and the rate applied, so you can check the arithmetic yourself. There is no signing fee, no monthly retainer and no charge of any kind in a period where the page earned nothing.
Infloww, which is what most serious teams in this industry run on. It is also where the numbers you can audit come from, so nothing we show you is a screenshot we made ourselves. If you already use it, nothing about your setup has to change.
Trained chatters on our team. Not a bot, and not a rotating pool of freelancers who have never seen your page before. Before anyone sends a single message they learn your voice, your limits and the things you are not willing to say. If a fan asks something they are not sure about, they ask you rather than improvise.
No, and any agency telling you otherwise is either not counting or not telling you the truth. Here is how it actually works. There is someone in your inbox at every hour of the day. A new subscriber is the most valuable conversation there is, so he gets picked up as fast as we can get to him. A fan mid-conversation who is actually spending gets finished before someone who messages every day and never buys. After a mass message or a traffic spike, reply times stretch for everybody. What you are buying is continuous coverage and a team working the inbox properly, not a stopwatch.
Never, under any circumstances. Not through a wallet, a gift service, a third party site or anything else, and we will not hint at it or accept it if a fan suggests it. Every platform bans it and it is one of the quickest ways to lose an account permanently. Every person who works on your page is bound to that rule in writing.
No. We take creators from zero as well as established pages. It is slower for us and we are fine with that, because a page built properly from day one never has to be repaired later.
You ask, and we show you. Chat sales, how each chatter is performing, and real conversation examples from your own page. If something is not working we would rather you saw it early than found out months later.
Make the content, and decide where your line is. Both of those stay entirely yours, and neither of them changes your split. We handle the selling and everything operational around it.
You are out that day. No minimum term, no notice period, and no approval needed from us. We would rather you stayed because it is working than because leaving is difficult.