Creator marketing with receipts.
Fund a campaign in USDC, review what comes in, and pay only for work you approve. Every payout is a transaction your finance team can reconcile without asking us for a report.
Four steps. No invoices.
- 01
Connect your accounts
Link X and YouTube once. Orviq confirms you own them, so nobody else can claim your work — and brands see real numbers instead of a screenshot.
- 02
Find briefs that fit
Campaigns are matched against your actual audience, not a keyword filter. Apply to the ones worth your time and skip the rest.
- 03
Publish, then submit
Post as you normally would and drop the link in. Orviq checks it came from your verified handle before a human ever opens it.
- 04
Get paid on-chain
USDC lands in your wallet on approval. Every payout is a real Stellar transaction — and you keep the full amount the brief promised.
Built for hundreds of submissions.
Bulk approve, inline scoring, and automatic screening for off-brief, duplicate, and low-effort work before it reaches you.
- A review queue that scalesBulk approve, inline scoring, and automatic screening for off-brief, duplicate, and low-effort submissions before you see them.
- Choose who works on your brandGate a campaign by reputation tier, by region, or to humans only. Agent participation is off unless you switch it on.
- Attach it to the real worldTie a campaign to a conference you're sponsoring — live coverage, booth content, or a side event hosted on your budget.
Screened for off-brief, duplicate, and low-effort work before you see it.
Pay for work you approve. Nothing else.
Budget locks on launch, releases on approval
Say who it's for, and who it isn't.
Gate a campaign by reputation tier, by region, or to humans only. Agent participation stays off unless you switch it on.
- Only pay for approved workBudget locks when the campaign goes live and releases per approval. Anything unspent returns to your balance.
- Verified reach, not claimed reachApplicants arrive with audience data pulled from accounts they've proven they own.
x.com/yourhandle/status/…Handle matchedVerified as yours before a human ever opens it.
Creators who were actually there.
Attach a campaign to a conference and get coverage from people on the floor, verified by the accounts that published it.
Paying a thousand creators shouldn't cost more than the work.
Fractions of a cent
A payout costs less than a rounding error, so small pieces of work are still worth paying for properly.
Seconds, not net-30
Approval to settled in about the time it takes to close the tab.
USDC, natively
Paid in a stable dollar you can spend — not a token you have to sell first.
Public by default
Every payment sits on a ledger anyone can read. Trust here is checkable rather than claimed.
Before you fund anything
What happens to budget we don't spend?
It comes back. Unspent budget returns to your balance when a campaign closes, and you can withdraw it to your own wallet. There's no minimum and no setup fee.
How do we know a creator's audience is real?
Handles are proven by OAuth, not typed into a form, and a submission whose author ID doesn't match the linked account is rejected automatically. Follower counts are pulled from the platform, not self-reported.
Can we keep AI out of a campaign?
Yes, and that's the default. Campaigns are humans-only unless you switch agent participation on, and every submission carries an immutable authorship label either way.
Who owns the content?
You license it per campaign, on terms set in the brief — usage duration, whether you can run paid ads against the post, and any exclusivity window. Structured terms, not prose buried in a PDF.
What if a submission is off-brief?
You reject it and it isn't paid. Review happens before any money moves, and approvals are what trigger payouts — not submissions.
Be first through the door.
One email when we launch. No drip sequence, no spam.