Put an ingredient into a recipe
Give a creator a clear starting point, such as a quick lunch or a weekend bake. Explain the product's role and any essential preparation details while allowing the recipe to fit their usual style.
Find food influencers who can turn your product into something their audience understands and wants to explore. Describe the ingredient, drink or kitchen use, along with the creator post you need. CreatorCall handles sourcing and outreach, then returns interested creators for your review.
Free account. Sourcing and creator costs are separate.
A pantry brand wants a recipe creator to introduce a sauce through a weeknight meal.
Built around your product
Start with what your product needs to show. Then find creators whose content and audience make sense for it.
Give a creator a clear starting point, such as a quick lunch or a weekend bake. Explain the product's role and any essential preparation details while allowing the recipe to fit their usual style.
A drink, condiment or snack can be introduced through a useful serving occasion. Decide what needs to be visible, including packaging or preparation, without scripting the creator's taste opinion.
Use a creator-led demonstration to show texture, preparation or where a product belongs in the kitchen. A concrete explanation can be more helpful than a generic endorsement of something viewers do not recognise.
Beyond follower count
Be specific about the details that would make a creator right for your product.
What would make a creator right for this particular campaign?
Put those details in your CallA baking creator, family-meal creator and drinks specialist solve different content problems. Look at the creator's existing recipes and presentation before deciding whether the product fits.
Check selling countries and any retail or delivery restrictions. For a local food business, the audience's geography may be more useful than broad national visibility.
Provide accurate ingredients, preparation instructions and any relevant dietary information. Agree recipe constraints in advance, and avoid assigning a dietary label that the product cannot support.
Allow for delivery, shelf life, storage and recipe testing. If the creator needs extra ingredients or equipment, decide who provides them and include that work in the quote.
From your request to interested creators
Set the product, audience, deliverables and offer in your Creator Call.
We source against your request, send the opportunity and handle the initial replies.
Review interested matches, then agree the final scope, compensation and terms.
A shortlist confirms interest. Booking and final terms come next. Your Creator Call starts the sourcing; your Campaign Brief guides the booked work.
See what a useful request looks like
An example you can learn from, adapt and make your own. Your Creator Call starts the sourcing; your Campaign Brief guides the booked work.
A pantry brand wants a recipe creator to introduce a sauce through a weeknight meal.
Home cooks looking for practical weeknight meal ideas.
Choose a cooking need rather than a generic food audience.
One creator-published recipe video featuring the sauce in use.
Specify essential product and preparation shots.
Creator proposes a meal using the supplied product information.
Agree the recipe direction before filming.
Brand supplies the sauce; agree extra ingredient and delivery needs.
Allow time for the creator to test the recipe.
Request the post fee with recipe and brand-reuse scope made explicit.
Agree final deliverables before the collaboration begins.
Know what you are paying for
CreatorCall's sourcing charge is separate from the creator's fee, product and shipping costs, and any agreed usage rights. Define the full scope before comparing quotes.
See current CreatorCall pricingYour sourcing charge depends on the Call type and selected requirements. See the cost before you submit.
Agree the rate for the actual work with your chosen creator. Sourcing does not include their fee.
Include product shipping, extra deliverables and the rights you need, so you can compare like-for-like quotes. The campaign budget guide works through an illustrative example.
A useful place to start
Use these points to prepare a clear Creator Call.
Good questions
Straight answers about sponsored creator campaigns.
Compare sourcing optionsYes, describe recipe development as part of the work and allow time for testing. Agree the recipe direction, ingredient responsibilities and any rights to republish the recipe as well as the video.
State the audience and recipe requirements in the request. Provide accurate product information and confirm that the proposed recipe can meet those requirements; do not assume a category label alone establishes suitability.
No. It means the creator has expressed interest in your request. You choose whom to work with and agree the final rate, deliverables, timing and terms before the work begins.
CreatorCall sources interested creators for your request. You submit a Creator Call, we handle sourcing and initial outreach, and you review the interested matches. You do not browse a catalogue of creators to start.
Choose UGC sourcing. That request focuses on content delivered to your brand, with the production package and usage rights agreed, rather than a post to the creator's audience.
One Creator Call. The right introductions.
Posts to a creator’s audience. Tell us what matters and let us start the conversations.
Start a Creator CallFree account · Creator compensation agreed separately