Receiving & Managing Offers
Handle incoming offers, set pricing, accept or reject, and attract more applications from top creators.
Once your campaign is live, offers land in the Offers tab. Each row shows the creator’s name, photo, follower count, suggested price, and a “View Offer” button. Click in to see their full profile and the message they sent with the offer.
Compare the offer to:
- Your campaign budget range.
- The creator’s audience size and engagement rate.
- Their Quality Score and past brand reviews.
- Recent comparable deals in your niche.
The platform also surfaces a “Suggested Range” for each offer based on creator metrics, helpful as a sanity check.
Email + push notifications, configurable per event in Profile → Emails & Notifications. The Offers tab also shows an unread badge with the count.
Open the offer and click Decline. You can optionally add a short note (recommended, even a one-liner like “thanks, we’re going with bigger creators this round” preserves the relationship for next time).
For chronic spammers, use Block User from the offer’s three-dot menu, they won’t be able to send you future offers.
Four levers, in the order that actually moves the number:
- Write a real brief. Thin campaigns are the most common rejection reason at review, and creators skip them for the same reason reviewers do. State the deliverable, the format, the publish window and what must appear in the post.
- Add good visuals. Lack of usable images is another of the standard rejection reasons, and your campaign is competing with tens of thousands of live ones.
- Fill in your About Us. Creators read it before accepting, and an empty brand profile is itself a documented rejection reason.
- Keep your wallet funded and reply quickly. A brand that accepts and then stalls at Waiting Payment gets a reputation among creators fast.
Broadening your targeting helps too, but only after the brief is worth responding to. A wider audience for a thin campaign just means more people skipping it.
If you are getting very few offers, check whether your campaign is actually approved and live rather than pending or paused. A campaign paused by the plan check after approval looks approved to you and is invisible to creators.
From any offer or their profile, open the three-dot menu and tap Block User. They’re removed from your inbox and can’t send future offers to any of your campaigns.
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