How it works
How influencer campaigns run on Vyral Sync
One place for the whole collaboration: finding the right creators, agreeing the work, approving content and tracking payment. Here is what happens on each side.
For brands
Describe your brand
Industry, location, platforms, goals and budget. This is what matching is measured against.Search or publish a campaign
Search creators directly, or publish a campaign brief with deliverables, fee and dates so creators can apply.Shortlist and invite
Review match scores and their reasons, then invite creators one by one or send AI-drafted invitations to your whole shortlist.Collaborate
Accepted creators get a workspace with the brief, deliverables, due dates and messages.Approve content
Approve each submitted draft or request changes. Creators post approved content and add the live link.Pay and review
Record each payment, see your spend and delivery in analytics, and rate creators privately for next time.
For creators
Create your profile
Channels, topics, audience, city and rates. Accurate profiles get better matches.Receive invitations or apply
Brands invite you, or you apply to open campaigns with a pitch and your rate.Agree the work
Everything agreed sits in the collaboration workspace, so nothing gets lost in DMs.Submit and get approval
Submit drafts per deliverable, get feedback, then post the approved version with #ad or #sponsored.Get paid and confirm
The brand pays you directly and marks the payment; you confirm when it arrives.Grow your track record
On-time, first-time-approved work strengthens how you rank for future campaigns.
How payments work today
For now, brands pay creators directly, for example by EFT. Vyral Sync records each agreed fee and its status: due, marked as paid by the brand, and confirmed as received by the creator. If something goes wrong, either side can raise a problem on the payment.
Vyral Sync doesn't hold or move money yet. Paying through the platform, with funds released when content is approved, is being built and will only be switched on once it has been fully tested with a licensed payment provider.