A new kind of ad lot. The same agreement.
A creator placement is a defined job in content you control, not a sale of followers or an ad-network auction. Choose the work first, then its platform. Only approved offers appear in the marketplace.
Instagram photos and carousels
Offer one original photo with a caption, or one carousel with 2–10 images. Specify the product, caption scope, brand tags, revision rounds, publication date and how many days the post stays public (7–365). A carousel is one publication, not a price multiplied by its slides. Reels belong under Video; temporary Stories are not supported.
Buy a sponsored Instagram post ↗ · Offer Instagram collaborations ↗
TikTok creator collaborations
Commission a published video integration, not a package of views. Define the product appearance or sponsor mention, duration and disclosure. Hire a TikTok creator ↗ · Offer a sponsored TikTok video ↗. Each guide has English, Ukrainian, Thai, Indonesian and Vietnamese versions.
LinkedIn sponsored posts
Offer one text post or one photo with a caption, from a personal profile or company page you control. Describe the topic and audience fit, links and any factual review. Do not promise positive reviews of untested products or guaranteed impressions. The price is per post, not per day.
Video and live formats remain distinct
Video placements cover a product in the scene or a spoken sponsor mention. Livestream placements cover a sponsor segment, product appearance or overlay. Those offers specify seconds and recording retention rather than an image count. Illustrative video/stream drafts are $75, $150 and $100; they are not available partnerships.
What goes in the brief?
- Your public profile, language, niche and recent typical impressions/views, not your best viral result.
- Exact deliverables: image count, caption, tags, links, revisions and publication time.
- Who supplies or ships the product, any additional costs, public retention and clear disclosure.
- Usage rights and paid-ad reuse: excluded unless explicitly agreed. A sponsored post is not ownership of its creator’s content.
Upload content and audience screenshots without private viewer data, passwords or tokens. Figures are self-reported, not verified reach; operators must verify profile control and evidence. The creator’s city identifies their base, not audience targeting.
Disclose the partnership. Show the actual post.
Use the platform’s required branded-content label and clear disclosure. See Instagram’s branded-content guidance and LinkedIn’s brand-partnership label. Platform eligibility and advertising policies still apply.
The advertiser requests one publication date. Payment follows acceptance. Final proof needs a sanitized screenshot showing the placement/disclosure, its direct publication URL and disclosure attestation. A profile link or Instagram Reel cannot serve as static-post proof. URLs are not fetched or embedded. Participants/operators check delivery and retention manually; there is no automatic reach or ownership verification.
Price the work, not a follower-count promise.
The $45 photo, $90 carousel and $75 text examples are illustrative starting offers, not researched market averages or Thailand-specific quotes. Set your own price for production effort, niche, audience, revisions and rights. For wider context, Collabstr’s marketplace research reports roughly four in five collaborations below $300; that does not establish a rate for your account.