Pricing: managed or self-service
There is no one-size sticker, because a two-creator seeding burst and an always-on acquisition engine are not the same job. Here is exactly how pricing works, and what shapes it.
Two ways to work with us
Same platform underneath. The difference is how much of the work you want off your plate.
Our team plans, casts, briefs, runs and reports the whole program on CrowdSwell. You approve, we do the heavy lifting.
Your team uses CrowdSwell directly to discover creators, run campaigns and report, with our tooling doing the busywork.
What shapes your price
When we scope a managed program, these are the factors we price against. Nothing hidden.
A seeding burst, a UGC ad package and a live-shopping event carry different costs.
How many creators, and at what tier, from nano through to VIP talent.
How many assets, in which formats, and what usage rights you need to hold.
A one-off sprint versus an always-on program with rotating creator cohorts.
Always included
Assess on audience fit, engagement quality and brand safety before anyone is booked.
Briefs, contracts, approvals and posting tracked per campaign, so deadlines are hit.
Results while the campaign is still live, not a slide deck weeks after it ends.
Proper payout and superannuation rails for Australian creators, built in.
Brand and creators working against the same campaign, materials in one place.
A local team that has run over a hundred brand programs on this exact system.
Most brands start with a low-commitment pilot: a scoped mini-program that proves the model on your own products before you scale. You see the platform, the creators and the numbers first.
Good to know
There is no fixed sticker, because scope drives cost. A two-creator product seeding burst and an always-on acquisition engine are very different jobs. We scope your program against the levers above, then give you a fixed number up front.
Because scope drives cost. We would rather scope your program properly and give you a fixed, defensible number than post a headline figure that never matches the job. The levers above are exactly what we price against.
Pilots run as a defined piece of work with no long tail. Always-on programs are agreed period by period, so you stay in control. Self-service accounts have no lock-in contracts either, just a monthly subscription you can change as you go.
Yes. Most brands begin with a low-commitment Test Drive: a scoped mini-program that proves the model on your own products before you scale. You see the platform, the creators and the numbers first.
Book a 30-minute demo. We will understand your objective, show you the platform, and come back with a clear number.
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