Your launch post, the minute it goes out, and a lineup of creators who post about it in the same five minutes. You set the brief, the moment and the budget. We line up the creators and send everyone the go.

Whatever they charge, and you approve every price before anything moves. Quotes on X run from $20, and the median is $100. Your plan adds 15% on Unfair, 10% on Very Unfair and nothing on Launchmaxxing, plus 3% card processing.

Then they don’t get paid. The budget sits on hold, a creator is paid only when their post lands in the window, and the rest goes back to your balance.

Because the feed decides early. Twenty posts in one window look like news. Twenty posts across a week look like nothing in particular. The window is our rule, not the platform’s, and it’s the whole trick.

No. A pod is strangers trading likes. These are creators with real audiences, each writing in their own words from their own angle, and the reach comes from the people who already follow them.

X and LinkedIn. Every creator’s page shows each platform on its own tab, with its own audience, numbers and prices.

Today, if you like. Pick a moment at least six hours out so the creators get the brief and their reminders in time.

If you’ve run a launch before and want to drive, start a campaign yourself. If this one matters too much to learn on, book a call and a GTM manager runs it from $990 a month, with a creator budget from $2,000 a launch.