Sage finds the creators already reaching your audience on TikTok and Instagram, drafts the outreach and agrees prices inside the range your team sets. A person on your team releases every batch.
On Advanced, $250 per artist per month, with Catalog and Socials. Start free with 150 credits.
WHERE SHE LOOKS
§ 01 · The work
Seeding is hard to judge from the outside. Follower counts say little about reach, briefs get interpreted loosely, and by the time the invoices land it is hard to tell which posts did anything. Teams know this; the tools have not helped.
Sage starts from the other end. She reads what the record is already doing, who is already posting to it, and the words the comments keep using. Then the campaign runs in one of three ways, and each one works differently.
Creator discovery, which she does herself. She searches creator pages on TikTok and Instagram, starting with who is already posting to the record, and picks on what their posts actually reach.
Direct outreach, which she drafts and a person releases. Micro creator UGC and macro creators she runs creator by creator, messaging from her own address and agreeing prices inside the range your team sets. Nothing goes out until someone on your team releases the batch.
Partner-delivered campaigns, run through partner networks. Narrative seeding on X and Instagram, and clipping and content-reward campaigns, are delivered by partner seeding networks. She writes the brief, sends it, and holds the network to what it said.
Your team sets the strategy and the budget. Sage makes the moment bigger than it was.
§ 02 · What Sage does
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Create counts on the sound, week over week velocity, the accounts already carrying it, and the language the comment sections keep reaching for. Then she writes the brief as named angles, with example captions a creator can work from and blunt rules about what to use, what to skip, and what never to do.
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She searches 350M+ creator pages across TikTok and Instagram, starting with who is already posting to the record. She scores them on what their recent posts actually reached, not follower count, and drops accounts whose views do not match their likes and comments before your team sees the list.
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Every note to a creator she signs herself is drafted from her own address and held. Your team approves the creator list, then releases each batch. Nothing leaves her address without a person releasing it. She writes. Your team sends.
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Your team sets the band. On the creators she signs direct, Sage agrees deals inside it without asking, and brings anything above it back to your team before it becomes a commitment. You find out about the expensive yes before you have made it.
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Narrative seeding on X and Instagram, and clipping on TikTok, Instagram, and X, are delivered by partner networks. Sage writes the brief they work from, sends it, and checks what comes back against it. The brief is the spec the network gets held to.
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A twelve-state lifecycle from first contact to live post, including a QA window where your team checks the post before it counts, then thirty days of monitoring. A post pulled inside those thirty days takes that creator off your future shortlists. Network deliveries get checked back against the brief they were sent.
§ 02b · Where your team decides
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Amplify what is already happening.
§ 03 · The sound, seeded
Sage is reading the momentum on Aurora Lane’s single, then building the shortlist off it. Every creator here is scored on measured median reach, not follower count.
SHORTLIST · SCORED ON MEDIAN REACH
Median reach is what their last posts actually did. Fit is how close they sit to the record.
THIS CAMPAIGN
WAITING ON YOU
Drafted
14 notes
Status
Held
Next
Nothing leaves her address until you approve the creator list and release the batch. Sage drafts. You send.
9 posts live and monitored. Day 4 of 30.
Illustrative campaign, shortened. Names and numbers are examples.
§ 03b · How a seed travels
A seed is one asset and the voices that carry it. Sage picks the accounts whose audience already cares about the idea, briefs the angle, and the conversation does the rest.
CARRIED
third verse @thirdverse · 2h
a stream pays you a fraction of a cent. an email address sells a $50 hoodie. pre-saves were never about the streams.
@onemoretime.fmPre-saves are not about the streams. They are about the fan data.312 reposts · 1,840 likes
night shift notes @nightshiftnotes · 1h
you can have a song do numbers and still not know one person who played it. that is the whole problem.
96 reposts · 703 likes
The asset is real. The accounts carrying it are an illustration.
§ 04 · Pricing
Pro
For a team running ads, pages and fan messaging.
$49
Per artist, per month.
250 credits per artist, every month
Advanced
For labels, managers and marketing teams.
$250
Per artist, per month.
500 credits per artist, every month
Credits are shared across the workspace and top up any time. Every new account starts with 150 free credits. What you pay creators is separate from the plan. Compare plans
§ 05 · Questions
No. She writes every message, then waits. Your team looks at the list of creators and releases each batch. Nothing leaves her inbox until a person says go. This is not a setting you can forget to switch on. It is always on.
She starts with who is already posting to your song, and who those people reach. Then she checks how many views their recent posts really got, instead of trusting follower counts. If someone has big views but almost no likes or comments, she treats that as a reach mismatch and keeps them off your list. The network campaigns are held to the same standard, written into the brief.
Three kinds, and each runs differently. Creator discovery she does herself: she finds big and small creators who fit your song on TikTok and Instagram and checks that their reach is real. Direct outreach she drafts: messages from her own address and prices inside the range your team sets, with a person on your team releasing every batch. Partner-delivered campaigns, narrative seeding on X and Instagram and clipping on TikTok, Instagram, and X, run through partner networks. She writes the brief and checks what comes back against it.
Your team does. You set the price range, and Sage agrees any deal inside it without checking in. If a creator asks for more than that, she brings it to your team first. Nothing gets promised with your money unless you said yes. Network campaigns run to a budget your team sets the same way.
Your team gets time to check the post before it counts. After that, Sage watches it for thirty days. If a creator takes their post down early, they do not show up on your next list. Posts from the networks get checked against the brief the same way.
Sage comes with Advanced. Credits come with your plan and cover her work. A quick question costs a little. A long job costs more. Busy month? Top up AI credits anytime. What you pay creators is separate from your plan, and that money is yours to set. Partner network fees and campaign budgets for seeding and clipping are separate too. New accounts receive 150 initial credits; after 30 days, an unpaid account at zero credits may receive a fixed 50-credit refill once per calendar month.
§ 06 · Next step
Part of Advanced. Tell us which artists and songs to start with, and we walk your team through discovery, direct outreach and the partner campaigns.