Every collab, on the record.timeline.books.
A creator and a brand already exist. PRsathi is the line drawn over them that makes them one deal — the request, the note, the terms, the agreement, the payment. Pick your side.
I'm a Creator
Publish a rate card, apply to live campaigns, and get the terms in writing before you shoot.
Start earning Read the creator guideI'm a Business
Post a campaign, read every application in one place, and check the audience before you pay for it.
Launch a campaign Read the brand guideI'm an Agency
A roster and a client list in one workspace. Move ten deals a stage at once, and let the invoice fetch itself.
Set up a workspace Read the agency guideOne deal, start to paid.
Explore
Send a request
Deal room
Invoice & payment
Everything on the line. Nothing off it.
A creator, a brand and an agency want different things from a collab, but they all need the same thing from everyone else. So all three roles get the same spine, pointed at different work.
One spine, three doors.
The request, the note, the terms, the signature, the delivery, the invoice — the same sequence whichever side you're on. What changes is the door you walk in through.
Request → Answer
Anybody can send anybody a request — creator to brand, brand to creator, agency to either. A note is required, so nobody has to guess.
The deal room
Eleven stages from accepted to paid. Terms, signatures, submission, review and invoice, each one time-stamped, neither side able to move it alone.
The audience check
Engagement read against per-platform, per-tier benchmarks. It returns a score and the signals behind it — so you can argue with it.
Two ways a collab goes wrong.
Both are closed here.
Silence isn't an answer, so we don't allow it.
A request can't just sit there. Accepting opens a chat and a deal room. Declining opens a note field — the sender is told why, in the sender's own inbox. Withdrawing is on the record too.
Fixed · Every ending is written downNothing is agreed in a DM you can't find later.
Deliverables, fee, usage rights, revisions and deadline are fields, not a conversation. Both sides sign before work starts, and the invoice is generated off the terms that were signed — not off memory.
Fixed · Signed before the first frameA note, always
Every request carries a note. Nobody opens an inbox and has to guess what's being asked for.
No silent no
Declining opens a reason field. The sender is told why, in their own inbox. Withdrawing is on the record too.
Terms are fields
Fee, usage rights, revisions and deadline are inputs, not a conversation you'll have to search for later.
Guards on the record
Change the terms mid-deal and both sides sign again. Scope creep stops being free.
The invoice writes itself
Generated off what was signed, not off memory. Paid against the version that was approved.
Reviews run both ways
Each side rates the other after completion. Paying on time becomes a visible asset.
Four steps, and none of them are a DM.
Make a profile
Your platforms, your rates, your city. About four minutes.
Send a request
Direct, or off a live campaign. Say what you want in the note.
Agree in the room
Negotiate, finalise terms, both sign. Then the work starts.
Deliver and get paid
Submit, review, invoice, done. It all stays on the timeline.
Read the whole product before you sign up.
Three complete guides, one per role. This is what's in them — the pages scroll themselves, or open the full thing in a new tab.
A brand opens your profile before they ever message you. Verification is what stops the "is this really you?" question from killing the deal.
Set it up
Eleven tracked stages. Change the terms halfway through and the re-review guard holds delivery until both sides confirm.
Ask Gillu
Profile views, who's circling you, accept rate and the request funnel — live, so your next rate comes from evidence.
The Campaign Budget Calculator sizes a realistic spend from deliverable type and creator tier — before the number is public and before anyone anchors you.
How to use it
Two routes into the same deal room. Filtering to verified creators means you're not paying an account that borrowed someone else's audience.
Pre-award checklist
Paying on time and briefing clearly isn't just good practice — it's a visible, compounding asset on your profile.
Add a brand as a lead even if they've never heard of PRsathi. Link it to their real profile later — that's what unlocks chat, requests and the Deal Room.
Raw vs weighted
Eight signals against regional benchmarks, with the evidence shown for each. It doesn't prove fraud — it shows where numbers stop behaving like real ones.
Fee Calculator
Point one brief at a saved Campaign Group and it goes to everyone already tagged for that client. Every reply opens its own deal room.
The whole product, written down.
Three complete guides — one per role. Every feature, what it does, how to use it step by step, and what you get out of it. No account needed.
PRsathi for Creators
Build a profile brands trust, get verified, run your first deal through all eleven stages, and price from your own numbers instead of a guess.
PRsathi for Brands
Budget the campaign before the number is public, source verified creators, and keep every checkpoint logged on both sides.
PRsathi for Agencies
A roster and a client book with weighted pipeline value, audience audits, fee benchmarks and bulk pitching — on the same deal room rails.
Guides open in a new tab. Nothing to install, nothing to sign.
The questions people actually ask.
What does "on the record" actually mean?
Can a creator approach a brand, or only the other way round?
How do you check followers are real?
Will this guarantee me deals?
What does it cost?
Who is it for?
Pick your side and start.
Four minutes to a profile. The first request is free, and so is every one after it today.