Small and mid-sized creators, checked by a person
Nano, micro and mid-tier creators across Canada and the US. Every one has been through the published checklist, set their own rates, and agreed to work on a contract. This is who a brief gets matched against.
Counted from our own records at build time, 2026-09-11. We would rather show a small honest number than a big invented one.
Creators who chose to be listed
The roster opened in September 2026
Applications are being reviewed now. Rather than pad this page with names we have not checked, we are leaving it empty until there are verified creators who have also agreed to a public profile. Plenty of creators join the roster for briefs without wanting a page here, so this list will always be smaller than the roster itself.
Brands: the roster is already working. Send a brief and you will get a shortlist from it, or an honest answer that we need to source for your category.
Who we represent, and who we do not
We work in the first three tiers deliberately. That is where a startup budget buys something real and where creators are most badly served.
| Tier | Followers | What it is good for | On the roster |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nano | 1,000–9,999 | Closest audience relationship, cheapest to test with, most hands-on to manage. | 0 |
| Micro | 10,000–99,999 | The sweet spot for a small budget: real reach, still reachable rates. | 0 |
| Mid-tier | 100,000–499,999 | Meaningful reach. Usually needs a contract, a brief and a proper timeline. | 0 |
| Macro | 500,000–999,999 | Reach and credibility in one go. Beyond most SME budgets. | 0 |
We do not represent mega creators. Campaigns at that level are priced like media buying, need a different kind of agency, and are not what a startup budget should be spent on.
What a brand sees before committing
A shortlist is not a list of links. For each creator it carries the handle and recent work, the follower count and engagement rate we measured and when we measured it, the audience geography split the creator supplied, the rate they set for the format you asked for, what the rate does and does not include, and any note from the review that you should weigh. If something looked odd during verification, it is in the notes rather than quietly removed.
What a creator sees before committing
The company, the product, the budget, exactly what is being asked for, where the content will run and for how long, and the payment terms. No creator on this roster is asked to make something before those are settled, and no rate is offered to a brand that the creator has not already agreed to.
Tell us what you need to make.
A brief reply within one business day, from a person. No retainer required to start a conversation.