The Hive app for brands and creators to run paid campaigns.
The Hive app helps teams move from outreach to paid campaigns faster. You post collaboration goals, a budget, and deliverable requirements. Influencers respond to briefs that match their audience and platform focus, and both sides confirm before any discussion begins.
How the Hive app works for brands
Brands post campaigns in the brief format they control. Hive ranks creators by campaign fit, audience alignment, platform, and engagement. The brief stays unchanged until a creator accepts, which reduces back-and-forth and keeps partnership intent clear.
Campaign briefs that list budget, platform, format, deadline, and usage rights
Two-way mutual confirmation before chat opens so outreach stays intentional
Protected payout flow tied to deliverable approval
How the Hive app helps creators
Creators can find campaign ideas that align with their niche instead of replying to random DMs. A creator can review the pay and scope first, then accept only the briefs they are comfortable executing.
No follower minimum for listing campaigns
Clear scope before work starts
Campaign payout released only after the agreed deliverable is approved
How brands and creators stay aligned in one place
The Hive app keeps campaign details in one thread: brief terms, revisions, approvals, and communication. That makes it easier to audit what was promised and what was delivered.
Questions people ask
How is this different from a general marketplace?
Hive is built for influencer partnerships, not broad task management. The focus is campaign discovery, mutual matching, and campaign completion workflows.
Does the Hive app replace direct outreach?
It streamlines outreach by creating one shared structure for each campaign. Brands still choose the right campaigns, and creators still control what they accept.
Can any brand or creator use the Hive app?
Yes. The public flow is designed for all brand sizes and creator profiles, with no paid-membership requirement to get started.
Use the Hive app Start a brand campaign, or browse open briefs from creators.