Show your creators in one clean grid with names, avatars and live follower counts. Curate it by manager or vertical, and share a single link with brands.
Starts with a 30-day free trial of Scale.
A roster section on an agency website is typically a list of names and a follower count someone typed in a year ago. Updating it is nobody's priority.
The outcome is a public page that undersells growing creators, or shows people who have since left.
A roster page tied to live data stays accurate on its own and can be tailored to whoever you are talking to.
Choose which creators appear, from your existing workspace roster.
Slice by manager or content vertical, so a beauty brand sees beauty creators and a gaming client sees gamers.
Link it from your website or send it directly. Follower counts refresh themselves.
Brands browse and shortlist your talent without you being in the room.
Counts refresh automatically, so nothing on the page is a year old.
From a roster page it is a short step to pitch links and individual live media kits.
A roster page is a sales tool. These are the traits that make it work.
Start a free 30-day trial and give brands a roster page that never goes stale.
A public web page that presents the creators or talent an agency represents, typically with names, avatars and follower counts, for brands to browse.
Roster pages are available from the Starter plan, and unlimited on Pro and above.
Yes. Curate roster pages by manager or content vertical and share the one that fits.
No. You create and curate the page in Creato and share its link.
Start a free 30-day trial and give brands a roster page that never goes stale.
Starts with a 30-day free trial of Scale.