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Impact's creator marketplace: brands discover creators for affiliate and sponsored campaigns on the same platform as their affiliate program.
#4.7k web rank · ▼ 20 this week · Free for creators · accepts Health & Supplements
7.6/10
Impact's creator marketplace lets brands running affiliate programs on Impact find creators for hybrid deals: flat fees, product and commissions in one contract. Creators list once and receive proposals; payment follows the brand's terms on Impact. Read more →
Pros
- Combines affiliate tracking and paid collaborations
- Big brands already on Impact use it
Cons
- Brands initiate
- Approval per brand
Pricing: Free · Payout: Set by brand on Impact · impact creator marketplace affiliate
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Influencer marketplace where brands buy sponsored posts and UGC at creator-set prices; free to list.
#109k web rank · ▲ 1.1k this week · Collabstr keeps 15% of the deal · accepts Health & Supplements
7.4/10
Collabstr lists creators on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and UGC with packages and prices; brands search, pay into escrow and receive the content. Creators keep 85% and are paid on approval. Open to small creators, especially for UGC. Read more →
Pros
- Free listing, creator sets prices, brands pay up front into escrow
- UGC deals do not require a large following
Cons
- 15% fee
- Most deals are small-budget
Pricing: Free · Payout: After the brand approves delivery · brand deals ugc instagram tiktok
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Influencer marketing platform where brands run campaigns; creators join the marketplace to receive offers.
#229k web rank · ▲ 2.1k this week · Free for creators; brands pay the platform · accepts Health & Supplements
7.2/10
Aspire is a brand-side influencer platform with a creator marketplace: creators apply to campaigns from e-commerce and consumer brands, negotiate, deliver and get paid through the platform. Free for creators; best for those with a few thousand engaged followers in consumer niches. Read more →
Pros
- Established DTC brands run campaigns here
- Affiliate and gifting deals alongside paid posts
Cons
- Brands choose you; inbound depends on niche and stats
- Mid-size creators and up
Pricing: Free · Payout: Per campaign terms · influencer campaigns dtc brands creator marketplace
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YouTube's own branded-content marketplace for Partner Program channels with 25,000+ subscribers.
#9 web rank · YouTube takes a share of deals · accepts Health & Supplements
7.0/10
BrandConnect matches YouTube channels in the Partner Program with brands for sponsored integrations, handling briefs, measurement and payment. It requires roughly 25,000 subscribers and is available in a few countries. Read more →
Pros
- Brand deals sourced by YouTube with measurement built in
- No pitching
Cons
- 25,000-subscriber minimum and US/Canada/UK availability
- Limited control over which brands
Pricing: Free · Payout: Via AdSense · youtube brand deals branded content
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TikTok's official brand collaboration platform for creators with 10,000+ followers.
#53 web rank · Free for creators · accepts Health & Supplements
6.9/10
TikTok Creator Marketplace lets eligible creators (10,000+ followers, 100,000 video views in 28 days) receive and accept brand campaign invitations, with reporting shared with the brand. Free for creators. Read more →
Pros
- Direct access to brand campaigns on TikTok
- Performance data shared with brands
Cons
- 10,000 followers and 100,000 recent views required
- Rates are set by brands
Pricing: Free · Payout: Per campaign · tiktok brand deals creator marketplace
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Creator management platform used by DTC brands; creators join brand programs, get products, links and payments.
#48k web rank · ▲ 185 this week · Free for creators · accepts Health & Supplements
6.8/10
Grin is software brands use to run creator programs (gifting, affiliate codes, payments). Creators are invited by brands and manage everything through a portal. Not a marketplace to browse, but a common channel through which DTC brand deals arrive. Read more →
Pros
- Brands manage gifting, affiliate links and payments in one place
- Long-term ambassador programs
Cons
- Brand-driven; no open marketplace
- Requires an existing audience
Pricing: Free · Payout: Per brand · creator management ambassador dtc