Campaigns

Every creator.
Every post. One place.

Who’s agreed, what’s live, what’s left of the budget and who’s been paid, without a spreadsheet.

Your stages

See where every
creator stands.

Contacted12
Negotiating5
Filming4
Live8
Posts

Nothing slips
through.

Sam · 2 reels, 3 stories

Live

Jess · 1 YouTube video

Filming

Nora · 1 reel

Planned
Budget
$18,400

spent of $25,000 on Spring launch, with 8 of 29 creators live.

$9.10cost per thousand views
$0.42cost per click on creator links
$2,300per creator on average, $200 under plan
Contracts (beta) and payouts

Signed. Paid.
Never left Kitbees.

Creator agreement · Spring launch
Creator
Sam Rivera
Deliverables
2 reels, 3 stories
Fee
$2,400
Link
kb.link/sam
Sam RiveraSigned Mar 2 · fee and dates filled in from the campaign
  1. Drafted
  2. Sent
  3. Viewed
  4. Signed
Paid to Sam Rivera$2,400Charged to your card · tied to Spring launch
Questions

Before
you launch.

Can I run several campaigns at once?

Yes, as many as you need. Each has its own creators, stages, posts and budget.

Can I set my own stages?

Yes. Name them after how your team works, from first contact to paid, and move creators along as things happen.

How are posts tracked?

Set what each creator owes you, reels, stories, videos or posts, and Kitbees follows them from planned to live, with the numbers once they’re up.

How does budget tracking work?

Set a budget and a fee per creator. Kitbees shows planned against actual spend, and cost per view and per click as posts go live.

How do creator payouts work?

Pay creators from the campaign through Stripe. The payout is charged to your card and tied to the creator and campaign, so you always know where the budget went.

Can I see how a campaign is doing?

Yes. Views, reach, engagement, clicks and sales fill in as posts go live, per creator and per post, next to what you planned to spend.

Can I send contracts from Kitbees?

Yes, in beta. The contract is filled in from the campaign, sent through PandaDoc and tracked to signature on the creator’s row.

Your brief.
Your people.