For food brands, cafés & restaurants

Good food.
Great content.
Made together.

Connect local cafés, restaurants and food brands with creators. Gift a product or host an experience in exchange for agreed content.

See how a collab comes together
The experienceHosted

Brunch for two.

A local café. A fresh perspective.

Your new
Sunday ritual.

The content · Reel + Story

An example hosted collaboration · Your offer, your agreed content

From the first hello to the final post

One collab. Two sides. Four steps.

You bring what you do best.
Make something worth sharing, together.

  1. 01

    Create & discover

    Brand
    Create a campaign.
    Creator
    Browse the offers.
  2. 02

    Apply & accept

    Brand
    Choose your creators.
    Creator
    Apply to a good fit.
  3. 03

    Host & create

    Brand
    Gift a product or host.
    Creator
    Experience it. Create content.
  4. 04

    Post & share

    Brand
    Approve the agreed content.
    Creator
    Post it. Share the story.

A hosted brunch, illustrated. The same journey works for gifted products.

A closer look at the process

People, not just profiles

A little personality.
A better connection.

Meet the businesses and creators in our growing community. Now making more room at the table for food, cafés and restaurants.

Starting local, in Sydney.

Meet the creators
Brendan, a Sydney UGC creatorCreator spotlight

Brendan

UGC creator · Sydney

Vision Studios Global logoBrand spotlight

Vision Studios Global

Apparel & clothing

A few helpful details

Before your first collab.

Explore plans & pricing
What’s exchanged in a collaboration?

A business offers a product or hosted experience, and a creator makes the content agreed in the brief. For example, a café could host brunch in exchange for a Reel and a Story. Gifted and hosted collaborations do not include a cash creator fee.

What does it cost to get started?

Accounts are free for businesses and creators. Businesses need Pro at AUD $79/month per brand to publish gifted and hosted offers. Product, delivery and hosting costs are separate. See pricing for campaign publication allowances.

Who decides on the collaboration?

Creators choose which offers to apply to. Businesses review applications and select their collaborators. The offer, content, timing and terms are agreed upfront. Applications and results are not guaranteed.

What happens before the content goes live?

The creator submits a draft for the business to review. Once approved, they publish the agreed posts and submit publication evidence. Any content reuse or paid advertising rights follow the terms agreed in the brief.

Let’s make your next collab happen.

Your place. Your product. Their creative perspective.

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