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What is CooCreator

An AI agency for creator marketing — not another tool you have to run.

Most "creator marketing platforms" hand you a dashboard and leave the work to you: you still source creators, still write the outreach, still negotiate every rate, still chase delivery. CooCreator does the opposite. You hand us the BD work, and an always-on agent takes it from there.

Hand us the BD work, we'll take it from here.

Submit a brief — or paste a reference URL and let the agent expand it. From there we:

  1. Source creators from a warm pool, matched to your brief.
  2. Reach out on the creator's real channel. Email is the primary touch channel today; WhatsApp, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Telegram, and Lark contacts are supported and open up as channels roll out.
  3. Negotiate terms like a real BD would, not a scripted chatbot.
  4. Follow through to contract, content, publication, and settlement.

You stay in control of the outcome — the budget, the brief, the brand. The agent owns the legwork.

Who it's for​

  • Brands that want creator campaigns delivered without standing up an in-house BD team. → Brand guide
  • Creators who get contacted, negotiate, and get paid through the platform. → Creator guide

What makes it different​

  • It negotiates — it isn't a chatbot. The agent runs a real back-and-forth to agree terms, not a canned drip sequence. → The workflow
  • Rates are transparent and budgets are refunded. You see the real rate agreed with every creator; whatever budget isn't spent comes back in full. → Pricing & money
  • Creators meet a consistent person, not a random bot voice. Outreach is signed by a persistent persona. → Personas
  • Everything is escrowed and auditable. Money moves through a ledger with a fixed set of events. → Trust & transparency

The honest version​

We're early, and we say so. There are pilots in flight rather than a wall of finished case studies. We'd rather tell you what's true today than inflate a number. The system is real, the discipline is real, and the docs you're reading describe what it actually does — not a roadmap dressed up as a feature list.

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