Your best creator videos are stuck on TikTok.Reach and earn across every channel.
The content your creators already posted, running on every channel you sell on — one file, no re-filming. Because we send the traffic, the sales trace back to the video behind them.
No pressure, no pitch. If we're not a fit, we'll say so.

















Real creator posts. Each one enters the library as a file, not a post ID you can only boost where it already sits.
The sequence
It starts with what already sold, not with a brief and a shoot.
No subscription and no seat fees — but it isn't free. Most deals are commission: you set the rate, and you're charged when a sale is attributed. A flat fee or a sample costs you whether or not it sells. What it costs.
The post gets posted again. For free.
Same file, no re-edit, no second ask of the creator. Anyone who comments the keyword gets a tracked link back in a DM.
Then the same file runs as an ad.
It runs from the creator's handle, not yours, so the engagement lands back on their post. The only step with a cost attached.
The ones who would rather buy on Amazon, do. Amazon helps pay for it.
Some arrive on a link we sent, tagged with Amazon Attribution — and enrolled sellers get a bonus credited back on those, at a rate set by category. The rest search your brand and buy: nobody can attribute that, so we measure it as branded-search lift.
And the ones who buy from you, you keep.
Your store, your customer, their email address. No marketplace sitting between you and the person who just bought.
Example figures for one file, not results we're claiming. Tracked and halo are established two different ways; the cross-channel lift report that measures the halo half is still in build.
Organic
Your TikTok content already sells off TikTok. It just never leaves TikTok.
People watch, leave, and buy where their card is already saved. Today you earn that from one audience only.
Because the file never leaves the app it was posted in. Push it to Instagram and a second audience sees it — incremental halo on content you already paid for.
Source: Pacvue — a published Bayesian marketing-mix model of TikTok traffic arriving on Amazon. A modelled effect across many brands, not per-order attribution. Nobody has published the equivalent for a repost, so we don't quote one.
Paid
Your creators are already making the creative. It just stops at TikTok.
Winning creator ads have a shelf life. Keeping ten running means feeding the account continuously, and commissioning that volume is what breaks the economics.
Every affiliate posting organically is already producing creative, with the rights attached and a real conversion signal on it.
Source: Agentio, August 2026 — analysis of $130M in spend across 65,000 Meta partnership ads from 137 brands. Agentio sells creator ads; we're citing their numbers with that noted.
Inside the platform
The work that used to be five tools and a spreadsheet.






Example library. Interface values, not performance claims.
One file, every surface
The video never changes. Everything around it does.

The creator posts it.
Product attached, commission live from the first view. No follower gate.
One example asset. These are interface values, not performance claims.
Your roster
Bring the creators you have. Add from the ones already here.
Two ways in, one place they land. However a creator arrives, the posts, the permissions and the payouts sit on the same record — so adding the next one costs what adding the last one did.
The ones you already have
Your existing TikTok Shop affiliates keep posting the way they do now. What changes is what happens to the video afterward.
The ones already here
Creators join on their own, because auto‑repurposing is free to them. So widening your program is a matter of picking someone already posting — not running outreach, waiting on replies, or bidding against other brands for attention.
See what your existing content is actually worth.
Tell us what you sell and where. We'll tell you if this fits.