Influencer marketing agency

An influencer marketing agency built for campaigns at scale

Sup does the work of a full service influencer marketing agency for brands and agencies that run creators by the hundred. Our team and our AI agents find the creators, agree every fee, write every contract, check every post and pay every creator. There is no monthly fee. You pay for posts that go live.

  • A live search across 350 million creators on Instagram and TikTok, not a fixed roster
  • One contract, one brief and one payout for every creator, all in one place
  • Paid usage in every agreement, so the best posts can run as ads
The first page of a draft creator agreement written by Sup, with the creator, the brand, the campaign and the deliverables filled in
The terms a creator sees before signing: brand, campaign, location, deliverables, posting window and usage rights
A real screen from Sup, with a test creator and a sample brand.
350M
creators searched live on Instagram and TikTok

Searched for your brief, by subject, place and size.

6 hours
from your brief to a shortlist

You say yes or no to each creator.

$10.10
creator cost per 1,000 views across our paid campaigns

Views include views from ads run on the posts.

Creators by the hundred

A search that does not run out

An agency’s roster is the creators it already knows, and a big campaign empties it fast. We search Instagram and TikTok live, across 350 million creators, for each brief. So a campaign can grow city by city and niche by niche without reusing the same faces.

  • Any niche, any size, in the countries you sell in
  • Fees agreed against your cost per 1,000 views target
  • You approve every creator before they are booked
The brief a brand sent to a creator in Sup, and the idea the two agreed
A real screen from Sup, with a test creator and a sample brand.

The paperwork

Every contract, tax form and payout handled

At volume the hard part is not finding creators. It is the contracts, the tax forms and the payouts for each one. Every creator signs an agreement written from the deal, gives their tax details on a secure page, and is paid by bank transfer once their approved post is live.

  • One agreement per creator, signed on a phone
  • Form W-9 or W-8BEN collected before payment
  • You pay Sup once. We pay every creator
The secure page where a creator gives their tax details, with a choice of Form W-9 or W-8BEN
A real screen from Sup, with a test creator and a sample brand.

Tracking and ads

Every post tracked, and ready to run as an ad

Each live post is found and read three times a day, so the report shows what every creator delivered. Paid usage is in every agreement, so the posts that work can run as Spark Ads or partnership ads straight away.

  • Views, likes, comments, shares and saves on every post
  • Creator cost per 1,000 views for the whole campaign
  • Ad codes collected in the platform
A live Instagram post found by Sup and approved, with its caption
A real screen from Sup, with a test creator and a sample brand.

How it works

How a large programme runs with us

  1. 01

    You set the brief and the target

    The product, who buys it, the countries, what to make and the cost per 1,000 views you want to beat.

  2. 02

    Shortlists in 6 hours

    Creators with their numbers and recent posts, in batches as large as the budget allows. You approve each one.

  3. 03

    We contract, brief and check

    One agreement and one brief per creator. Every draft is checked against the brief and the ad label rules.

  4. 04

    Posts go live, we pay

    You pay for posts that go live. We pay every creator and track every post.

  5. 05

    Rebook what worked

    The report shows which creators delivered. Book them again for the next wave.

The difference

A retainer agency, or Sup

  • What you pay

    A typical agency

    A monthly retainer, a share of the budget, or both

    With Sup

    No monthly fee. You pay for posts that go live

  • Where creators come from

    A typical agency

    The agency’s roster

    With Sup

    A live search of Instagram and TikTok for each brief

  • Contracts and payouts

    A typical agency

    Handled creator by creator

    With Sup

    One agreement and one payout per creator, in one place

The detail

The campaigns behind this page

Agency pages show client logos. The rest of this page shows what our campaigns produced, against the targets in their contracts, and what a large programme needs from an agency.

Case studies

Campaigns we have run, in numbers

Three campaigns with their views, their creator cost and the terms each creator signed. Each one has its own page.

What it takes

What a large creator programme needs

A campaign with a few creators can run on email. One with hundreds cannot. These are the jobs that grow with every creator you add, and how each one is done.

The jobWhy it gets hard at volumeHow Sup does it
Finding creatorsA roster runs out, and the same faces repeatA live search across 350 million creators for each brief
Agreeing feesEvery creator negotiates on their ownFees agreed inside the budget against your target, then approved by you
ContractsOne document per creator, each with its own termsWritten from the deal and signed on a phone
Tax formsEvery creator needs one before they are paidForm W-9 or W-8BEN given on a secure page
Ad labelsEach creator labels posts their own wayIn the brief, then checked on the draft and the live post
PayoutsHundreds of invoices and transfersOne invoice from Sup. We pay every creator
ReportingPosts are spread across hundreds of accountsEvery post read three times a day into one report

For agencies

Agencies run their clients’ creator work through Sup and keep the client. See for agencies.

For product brands

Ecommerce and DTC brands can track content to clicks and sales. See ecom and DTC.

Matt Greenwell

Written by

Matt Greenwell, Co-Founder and CEO of Sup

Matt started Sup in 2024 with Hassan Munir. Before Sup he co-founded Storefront, the marketplace for booking pop-up retail space. Before that he worked at Goldman Sachs.

The campaign figures are from Sup’s own reporting, and the case studies give each source. No creator is named. No fee rate is given. Updated 3 November 2026.

FAQ

Influencer marketing agency questions

It plans and runs a brand’s work with creators from start to finish. It finds the creators, agrees each fee, writes each contract, briefs the creators, checks the drafts, pays the creators and reports the results. Sup does every one of those jobs, for brands and for agencies.

They stop handling creators one by one. A large programme needs a search that can find hundreds of the right creators, fees agreed against a target, one contract per creator, every draft checked, every creator paid and every post tracked. Sup runs all of that in one place: we search 350 million creators live for the brief, and you approve each creator and each post.

Three, broadly: hire more people in house, buy software and run it yourself, or hand the work to a team built for volume. Sup is the third. A shortlist comes back within 6 hours of a brief, and our team and our AI agents do the contracts, the checks, the payouts and the tracking. Agencies use Sup too, and keep their client.

Most agencies charge a monthly retainer, a share of the campaign budget, or both, and few publish either. Sup has no monthly fee. You pay the price you approve for each creator, when their post is live, and we take our fee from creators. A gifting-only campaign pays $19 per gift as our fee.

The search is live, not a fixed roster, so the brief and the budget set the number. Campaigns start at about 10 creators. Our gifting programme for Moco Museum had more than 300 creators posting across London, Amsterdam and Barcelona.

Yes. Paid usage is written into each creator’s agreement as a length of time, so the best posts can run as Spark Ads on TikTok or partnership ads on Meta without a second negotiation. We collect the ad codes in the platform.

Post by post. Every post’s views, likes, comments, shares and saves are read from the public post three times a day and listed in one report, with the creator cost per 1,000 views. Across our paid campaigns that cost has been $10.10. A view count includes views from ads run on the post. Sales are counted only where a code or a link can count them.

Yes. We work with brands and agencies in any country, and pay creators by bank transfer in dollars, pounds or euros.

What does a full service influencer marketing agency do?

It plans and runs a brand’s work with creators from start to finish. It finds the creators, agrees each fee, writes each contract, briefs the creators, checks the drafts, pays the creators and reports the results. Sup does every one of those jobs, for brands and for agencies.

How do brands run creator programmes at scale?

They stop handling creators one by one. A large programme needs a search that can find hundreds of the right creators, fees agreed against a target, one contract per creator, every draft checked, every creator paid and every post tracked. Sup runs all of that in one place: we search 350 million creators live for the brief, and you approve each creator and each post.

Our agency is too slow to scale our creator programme. What are our options?

Three, broadly: hire more people in house, buy software and run it yourself, or hand the work to a team built for volume. Sup is the third. A shortlist comes back within 6 hours of a brief, and our team and our AI agents do the contracts, the checks, the payouts and the tracking. Agencies use Sup too, and keep their client.

How much does an influencer marketing agency cost?

Most agencies charge a monthly retainer, a share of the campaign budget, or both, and few publish either. Sup has no monthly fee. You pay the price you approve for each creator, when their post is live, and we take our fee from creators. A gifting-only campaign pays $19 per gift as our fee.

How many creators can one campaign have?

The search is live, not a fixed roster, so the brief and the budget set the number. Campaigns start at about 10 creators. Our gifting programme for Moco Museum had more than 300 creators posting across London, Amsterdam and Barcelona.

Can we run the creators’ posts as paid ads?

Yes. Paid usage is written into each creator’s agreement as a length of time, so the best posts can run as Spark Ads on TikTok or partnership ads on Meta without a second negotiation. We collect the ad codes in the platform.

How is a large campaign measured?

Post by post. Every post’s views, likes, comments, shares and saves are read from the public post three times a day and listed in one report, with the creator cost per 1,000 views. Across our paid campaigns that cost has been $10.10. A view count includes views from ads run on the post. Sales are counted only where a code or a link can count them.

Do you work with brands outside the US and the UK?

Yes. We work with brands and agencies in any country, and pay creators by bank transfer in dollars, pounds or euros.

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Where to go next

Planning a large creator campaign?

Send a brief and your target. A shortlist comes back in 6 hours. You say yes or no to each creator, we do the rest, and you only pay for posts that go live.