Live feature
The collaboration marketplace
An exchange is matched, queued and priced. A collaboration is two people agreeing to something — a shoutout, a feature, a swap that does not fit a queue. The marketplace is where that happens, with enough structure that it does not become a DM you cannot enforce.
- Paid in
- Points
- Review dimensions
- 7
- Requests a day, free
- 10
- Geographic scope
- Country or continent
- Blocking
- Removes them from matching too
How an order works
You find a creator in the directory, send an order against a service they list, and pay in points. The order is tracked from sent to accepted to delivered, so both sides can see what stage it is at.
Every order carries its own message thread, so the agreement and the conversation about it never drift apart.
When it completes, both sides review each other across 7 dimensions. That average feeds back into where the creator ranks in the directory.
Saying no in advance
Preferences are per account: a minimum follower tier, whether the other creator must be Instagram-verified, whether they must match your niche, and how far away they may be (off, country, continent).
You can block a creator outright, which removes them from your directory results and from matching entirely, and you can save creators to a private shortlist with your own notes that nobody else sees.
The rails
Outbound requests are capped per day — 10 on the free tier, 20 on Pro, unlimited on Max. That is a spam rail before it is a tier feature.
Access is gated on account standing, so a new or penalised account cannot arrive and start sending.
If an order goes wrong you can open a thread with a moderator about it, separately from the exchange dispute pipeline.
Common questions
How do I find creators to collaborate with on Instagram?
Through the creator directory, which ranks on ten weighted signals, and then by sending an order against a service they list. The order is paid in points and carries its own message thread.
Can I stop people sending me collaboration requests?
Yes. Preferences let you require a minimum follower tier, an Instagram-verified account, a niche match or a geographic limit, and you can block an individual creator so they never reach you or appear in your results.
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