Your handle, your history, and more ways to get discovered

This release gives everyone a shareable @handle, lets advertisers see their full history with a creator at a glance, opens a public creator directory, and lets creators co-sell packages together.

This release gives everyone a shareable @handle, lets advertisers see their full history with a creator at a glance, opens a public creator directory, and lets creators co-sell packages together.

Claim your @handle

  • Every account now has a unique @handle. Pick a memorable handle (like @mudasir) in Settings → Profile, with live "available / taken" checking as you type. Your public profile is now reachable at a clean, shareable address — yourplatform.com/@yourhandle — and your handle appears on your public media kit and anywhere brands search for creators.

See your whole history with a creator

  • "Your history with this creator" on every creator profile. When an advertiser opens a creator's profile, they now see every engagement they've had with that creator in one place — campaign assignments, briefs, marketplace deals, and opportunity bookings — each with a clear status (active, delivered, completed, cancelled, and so on). Filter by type or status, and click any item to jump straight to its details.

Co-sell as a creator

  • Collab packages. Two creators can bundle their work into a single package, split the price, and sell it together. The lead creator invites a partner, each delivers their part, and payouts are tracked per creator. Brands see it as one offer with both creators credited.

Get discovered

  • A public creator directory. Logged-out visitors can now browse creators at /creators — search by name, filter by channel, and open any creator's media kit. Creators are listed automatically and can opt out anytime from their Media Kit settings.
  • Show what's available to book on your media kit. Your public media kit can now showcase your open listings and availability slots, so brands can see what's bookable without signing in — and you control whether prices show.

More control for advertisers and creators

  • Allow a campaign's budget to be exceeded — on purpose. Advertisers can flip a per-campaign switch to let line items add up to more than the campaign budget, for when you're intentionally over-allocating.
  • Hide the price on a single channel. Creators can hide the rate on one specific channel while keeping that channel visible on their media kit.
  • A simpler Analytics page. Analytics and Attribution are now one page with tabs.

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