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Understanding creator tiers

4 min read•Updated Sep 2026

1The three tiers

  • Small Creator (micro) — 100,000 to just under 1 million followers. The starting tier.
  • Moderate Creator (mid) — 1 million to just under 10 million followers.
  • Big Creator (macro) — 10 million or more followers.
Below 100,000 followers you can browse campaigns but can't apply yet — the follower check happens when you connect your socials during onboarding.

2What each tier unlocks

  • Small Creator: fixed-fee campaigns, up to 2 active at once.
  • Moderate Creator: fixed-fee and affiliate campaigns, up to 5 active at once.
  • Big Creator: everything including hybrid campaigns, with no cap on concurrent work.

3How verification works

Your tier comes from the social account you connect during onboarding (Google/YouTube sign-in verifies your subscriber count). Businesses see your tier badge when you apply — it's how they trust an application without a long back-and-forth.

4Growing into the next tier

Tiers are checked from your connected account, so they move when your real audience moves. Crossing a band (1M, then 10M) unlocks the next campaign type automatically — new campaign types appear in Discover once you re-verify.

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5Frequently asked questions

How many campaigns can I run at once?

Small Creator (micro) tiers can run 2 active campaigns at once; Moderate Creator (mid) tiers can run 5.

What does each tier unlock?

Small Creator: fixed-fee campaigns. Moderate Creator: fixed-fee and affiliate. Big Creator (macro): fixed-fee, affiliate and hybrid.

How does tier verification work?

Your follower count is checked when you connect your socials during onboarding — below 100,000 followers you can browse campaigns but cannot apply yet.

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