Work with creators you can actually contract.
Discovery is the easy part. Knowing that the person you found can legally take the work, invoice you correctly and post from the right account is the part that goes wrong.
Verified before you spend
Identity and social accounts are checked before a creator can accept your campaign — not after you have already paid. A Mawthooq licence a creator shows on their profile is their own statement; Reachoro does not check it.
Matching that fits your brief
Reachoro suggests creators who match your brief, your market and your platforms.
Rights agreed as data
Organic, paid-media windows, perpetual and whitelisting are structured terms with dates and territories. "Can we boost this?" has an answer you can look up.
Teams with real authority limits
Who can build a campaign and who can commit the company are separate permissions. A campaign manager can run a campaign without being able to sign for it.
Money through a licensed provider
We never hold your funds. Payments run through a licensed payment provider, and the ledger is double-entry so every movement reconciles.
Reporting that admits its limits
Each figure carries its source and its freshness. Where a platform restricts access, the report says the metric is unavailable rather than showing a zero.
How a deal keeps moving. Every step has a time limit, so nothing waits for ever. The creator is paid automatically once the post has stayed up for the agreed time.
Two doors, one standard
Whichever side you are on, the same checks apply before anyone is asked to commit.