Everything a creator program needs
Groups, bounties, paid collabs, submissions, and an earnings ledger, in one workspace your whole team can run.
Organize creators, then put them to work
Invite creators by email or a join link, and sort them into groups like tiers or audiences. A creator can sit in as many groups as you like. Post a bounty with a brief, a cash or product reward, and a deadline, target it at the right groups, and every creator in them gets an email.
YouTube48.2K subscribers
X12.9K followers
Paid collaborations with real numbers
Set a fixed amount or a min to max range that you agree on at approval. Pick which socials creators must connect for the collab, and see live follower and subscriber stats from X and YouTube before you say yes.
Review, approve, and pay out
Creators submit a link or a file. You approve, request changes, or reject with a note. Approved cash rewards land in an earnings ledger, you mark them paid, and creators see what is owed and what has been paid across every program they are in.
One creator account, many programs
Creators sign up once, keep a shared profile, and join any startup's program. On your side, a command palette, keyboard shortcuts, and data tables with CSV export keep a growing roster manageable. Email notifications cover invites, new bounties, decisions, and payouts.
How it works
From empty workspace to your first paid creator in three steps.
Create your workspace and invite creators
Sign up, name your workspace, and invite creators by email or share a join link. Creators join with one account and connect their socials.
Group them and post a bounty or collab
Organize creators into groups like tiers or audiences. Post a bounty with a brief, reward, and deadline, or set up a paid collab with a fixed or variable amount.
Review submissions and pay out
Creators submit a link or file. Approve, request changes, or reject. Approved cash rewards land in the earnings ledger, and you mark them paid.
Questions, answered
Everything worth knowing before you invite your first creator.
CollabPal is a creator-program platform for startups. You invite creators into your workspace, organize them into groups, post bounties and paid collabs, review what they submit, and track what you owe them. Think of it as partner programs, but for creators.
Yes. The Starter plan is free and includes one workspace, up to 25 creators, bounties, and email notifications. Plans are introductory while billing is being built, and existing workspaces keep what they have.
Yes, but only one. A creator signs up once, sets up a shared profile, connects their socials, and can then join any startup's program through an email invite or a join link.
Yes. One creator account can be in many programs at once. Creators see every program, bounty, collab, submission, and payout in one place and switch between programs without separate logins.
CollabPal tracks what is owed. When you approve a submission with a cash reward, it lands in the earnings ledger for that creator. You pay them through your usual method, then mark it paid so both sides see the same numbers. In-app payments are on the roadmap.
X and YouTube connect with live follower and subscriber stats. Instagram and TikTok are handle-only for now. For collabs, you choose which socials creators must connect so you can see their stats before approving.
No. CollabPal charges a flat subscription per workspace. What you agree to pay a creator is what they get.
Agent tooling is coming. CollabPal is being built agent-native so an agent can manage programs the same way a person does in the dashboard. Today, the dashboard is the way to run your program.