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Limurse for Business

Creator marketing platform
and influencer CRM for brands

Great creators. Better campaigns.

Launch your first creator campaign with a five-creator shortlist in 72 hours, then keep every brief, approval, and payout in one workspace.

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  • Creator discovery
  • Content approvals
  • Connected payouts

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What do you need
creators to make?

Start with the outcome. Explore a campaign format to see what to brief, what to agree, and how to plan your budget.

UGC & ad creativeGet content for your brand channels

A library of creator content, built around your brief.

Commission product demos, explainers, unboxings, and ad variations. Review the assets with your team before using them in your own campaigns.

Explore UGC campaigns

Put it in the brief

  • Video concepts and opening hooks
  • Agreed formats, lengths, and aspect ratios
  • Final assets with documented usage terms

Content production and posting are separate deliverables. Include a creator post only when you need one.

Estimate content costs
Social collaborationsReach a creator’s audience

Put your story in the hands of a relevant creator.

Plan collaborations for Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, and other channels. Align the story, approvals, and publishing schedule before content goes live.

Explore social collaborations

Put it in the brief

  • Platform and publishing dates
  • Posts, videos, or stories in the agreed scope
  • Live links and campaign reporting

Choose creators for audience relevance and creative fit. A large following alone does not guarantee results.

Estimate collaboration costs
Events & launchesBring a real-world moment online

Give your launch a creator’s point of view.

Coordinate creators for a pop-up, product launch, or event. Set the location, attendance requirements, and content plan so everyone knows what the day needs to deliver.

Explore event campaigns

Put it in the brief

  • Attendance window and location
  • On-site capture and publishing requirements
  • Post-event content and reporting

Include travel, product access, and turnaround time in the brief before agreeing the scope.

Plan a campaign budget
Recruitment campaignsIntroduce your team to relevant talent

Show people what it means to work with you.

Work with creators who speak to the professional communities you want to reach. Build employer-brand stories and explain open roles with a clear path to apply.

Explore recruitment campaigns

Put it in the brief

  • Role and employer-brand messaging
  • Agreed content and distribution channels
  • Application links and reporting goals

Define what makes an application relevant and how you will measure it before the campaign begins.

Prepare your campaign brief

Have a campaign in mind? Share the scope with our team.

Build your campaign brief Free to submit. No campaign commitment.

A clear path to launch

Less coordination.
More creation.

Give your team and creators a shared place for the work, from the first shortlist to the final report.

  1. 1

    Find relevant creators

    Review profiles, content style, and audience fit. Build a shortlist around your campaign objective.

  2. 2

    Agree the brief

    Set deliverables, budget, usage terms, deadlines, and who will approve the work.

  3. 3

    Review and launch

    Coordinate drafts and feedback, approve final content, and keep track of agreed publishing dates and payouts.

  4. 4

    Review the results

    Compare delivery and performance with your original objective, then carry the learnings into your next brief.

Explore campaign management

The brief. The creators.
The difference they made.

Explore how creator strategies supported product discovery, live events, and community growth.

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Selected campaign results reported in Limurse Case Studies. Reporting dates, spend, and attribution windows were not supplied. Results are specific to each campaign and are not forecasts or guarantees.

From the first idea
to the final report.

Strategy, creators, content, execution, and performance, brought together through Limurse.

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Campaign strategy

Start with the business objective, audience, category, and region. Shape the brief, creator mix, and content formats around the people you need to reach.

Creator access

Find niche, regional, and category-aligned creators. Review their work and audience fit before agreeing the shortlist.

Content production

Build a mix of UGC, product demos, explainers, tutorials, recipes, and lifestyle stories suited to your product.

End-to-end execution

Keep briefs, deliverables, approvals, publishing dates, and payouts connected through Limurse.

Distribution and reuse

Plan for creator channels, brand pages, paid ads, websites, and marketplaces. Agree usage rights for each placement before launch.

Performance review

Review delivery, reach, engagement, traffic, and community growth against the agreed objective. Use the findings to shape the next campaign.

Your campaign workspace

Everything stays together.

Keep the context behind each partnership, approval, and result, so your next campaign starts a step ahead.

Find your community

Creators who know your world.

Explore creators and campaign ideas across consumer, professional, and technology markets.

Before you commission

A better brief.
A clearer agreement.

Make your shortlist, scope, and success measures specific enough for both your team and the creator to work from.

  1. Choose for the work

    For UGC, review sample videos, storytelling, and production quality. For creator posts, also check audience location, language, and relevance to your customer.

    Review creator profiles
  2. Agree the full scope

    Write down asset counts, posting dates, revision rounds, and approval owners. Confirm usage channels and duration, raw-file delivery, and any paid-ad permissions before work starts.

    Prepare the brief
  3. Define a useful result

    Choose the measure that matches your goal: approved assets for production, reach and engagement for awareness, or tracked leads and sales for acquisition. Set the reporting window before launch.

    Explore campaign reporting

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between UGC content and an influencer collaboration?

UGC production commissions assets for your brand to use on its own channels or in ads, subject to the agreed usage terms. An influencer collaboration includes publishing to the creator’s audience. Your brief can include either or both; specify content production, posting, and paid-media usage separately.

Can I use creator content in paid ads?

Agree the usage rights with the creator before production. Specify the channels, duration, territories, editing permissions, and whether creator-account ad authorization is needed. Keep those terms with the campaign; booking a collaboration does not automatically grant unlimited rights.

How should I budget for a creator campaign?

Plan separately for your platform subscription, creator fees, production scope, usage rights, product shipping or travel, and paid media where needed. Use Limurse’s rate and campaign budget calculators for an initial estimate, compare the current plans, and confirm the final scope before committing.

What is Limurse AI?

Limurse AI is a creator marketing platform and influencer CRM for brands and agencies. It connects creator discovery, campaign workflows, UGC operations, creator CRM, and reporting across markets and teams.

What is a Creator OS?

A Creator OS is an operating system for brand and agency creator-marketing teams, not a personal Notion workspace for solo creators. Limurse unifies discovery, CRM, campaigns, content creation workflows, UGC ads, and reporting so teams run collaborations without spreadsheets and agency retainers.

Can Limurse support a go-to-market launch in a new country?

Yes. Brands use Limurse for creator-led go-to-market work as well as always-on programs: local creator research, briefs in the language the audience follows, rights and disclosure records per market, and reporting that compares markets on the same measures.

Who is Limurse built for?

Limurse is built for global brand teams, agencies, and growth companies running creator programs across one or more markets. Creators join the Trendsetter network for brand discovery and paid collaborations.

Which industries and creator niches does Limurse support?

Limurse supports creator campaigns across fashion, beauty, food and beverage, fitness, wellness, SaaS, B2B, fintech, gaming, and other niches. Brands can find influencers by audience, location, platform, content style, and campaign fit.

How does campaign intelligence work on Limurse?

Campaign intelligence on Limurse tracks deliverables, creator performance, and program outcomes across collaborations, helping teams optimize niche creator programs, UGC ads, and always-on campaigns.

Does Limurse support UGC ads and content creation?

Yes. Brands use Limurse to produce creator-led ad videos in bulk, approve assets, record relevant platform usage rights, and receive organized final files for their performance marketing teams.

What kinds of creator campaigns can brands run on Limurse?

Brands use Limurse for four common outcomes: bulk ad creative for performance marketing, collaborations across Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, TikTok and other channels, creator-led event amplification, and recruitment campaigns that generate relevant candidates for open roles.

How do creators join Limurse?

Creators apply through the Trendsetter program to build a verified profile for brand discovery. Applying creates a platform listing, it does not guarantee paid campaigns or minimum earnings.

Is Limurse an influencer agency?

Both, and you choose. Limurse runs managed creator campaigns and Meta ads management for brands that want the work done for them, on the same software a team can run itself. Either way the briefs, approvals, creator relationships, and reporting stay in your Limurse workspace, and every price is published at /pricing.

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