Describe the people you want to reach.
Share the product, campaign goal, audience, content style, budget, timing, and what a good partnership looks like.
For brands · Planned
Meet creators who make sense for your brand.
Creators connect to ANTRAMIC for their own audience insight. With a separate choice to take part in matching, a future AI-assisted flow could compare permitted creator context with your brief and suggest a better fit.
Brand matching is planned. There is no live creator marketplace or campaign booking on this site.
How it is intended to work
A clearer path from brief to partnership.
Both sides should understand why a connection makes sense before anyone commits.
Find a possible fit.
After a separate creator opt-in, AI can compare permitted post and video topics, recurring audience questions, and creator preferences with the brief.
Choose whether to take part.
The creator reviews the brief, decides if it fits, and controls what information to share. A brand sees only details the creator chooses to provide.
Work out the partnership.
If both sides want to proceed, they can agree on the deliverables, usage rights, payment, and next steps.
The matching logic · Planned
See how connected context could become a useful introduction.
A creator may connect eligible YouTube, Instagram, or X accounts for their own private insight. Matching would be a separate, optional use of permitted context from those connections.
CREATOR SIDE · PRIVATE
A connected creator workspace
The creator uses eligible platform connections to understand their own content and audience.
- Video, post, and content topics
- Questions that come up in comments
- Topics the creator answers and returns to
- Creator goals and preferences they choose to add
BRAND SIDE
A clear campaign brief
A brand describes the people it wants to reach and the work it wants to make.
- Audience and campaign goal
- Content style and deliverables
- Budget and timing
- Usage rights and other terms
PLANNED · PRIVATE SUGGESTION
ANTRAMIC checks relevance
With a separate creator choice and permitted data use, AI could compare the brief with the creator’s content and audience context, then explain why the opportunity might fit.
CREATOR DECIDES
Review the brief. Share or pass.
The brand sees only a creator-approved introduction or information the creator chooses to share, then both sides can discuss the deal.
This is a planned workflow. Current connections support private creator insight according to each platform’s availability; matching based on platform data would require purpose-specific creator consent and permission under the relevant platform rules.
Value for brands · Planned
Less searching. Better reasons to reach out.
Find the right audience
Look for creators whose content and audience questions connect to the problem your product solves.
See the reason for fit
Get an understandable explanation of why a creator might suit a brief, with uncertainty shown where context is thin.
Talk to willing creators
Start with a creator who has reviewed the opportunity and chosen whether to make an introduction.
Keep work organized
Bring briefs, discussions, deliverables, rights, and decisions together as partnership tools develop.
Why this matters
Know the reason for the match.
A creator’s audience questions, topics, and content style can say more about fit than one public number. The aim is a useful introduction with context, so brands can make a better decision and creators can protect their voice.
YouTube analysis is available today; Instagram and X connections are limited pilots. The brand workflow shown above remains future product direction.
See connection status →THE RULE FOR SHARINGCreator permission comes first.
Connecting a platform does not make its private reports visible to brands. Future brand features need a separate, clear creator choice and must follow each platform’s data rules.
Read the Privacy Policy →Have a creator brief in mind?
Tell us what kind of creators and audience you are looking for. We’ll be clear about what is available today.