You already do the work that matters — picking the right creators, setting the brief, owning the client relationship. BuzzGetter replaces the spreadsheets, the DMs and the checkbox tracking underneath it, so the same team can carry more clients.
Free to start. Founding agencies get their first six months free.
The platforms selling to agencies want you working from their creator pool. That converts the relationships you spent years building into someone else's asset, and it reduces your pitch to “I have a login” — which any competitor can also buy. BuzzGetter is built the other way around: your creators, your data, our rails.
All of it shipped and in use today — not a roadmap.
A private campaign is live and bookable, but it never appears on the public marketplace. Only the creators you invite can see it, and applications you didn't ask for are refused. It's how you put your own creators to work for a client — or protect a launch date — inside the same system you use for everything else.
Your three best creators aren't going to join a platform to do one dinner. They don't have to. If a creator is on BuzzGetter the invitation lands in their account. If they're not, they get an emailed link that needs no login — they accept, pick a time, and submit their post without ever creating an account.
Import your creator list in one paste and it becomes working intelligence: priority ranking, internal notes, focus tags, handles and stats, and every past collaboration across all your clients on one card. It is private to your agency — creators, restaurant clients and other agencies never see it.
Calendar invite sent. Confirmation sent. Follow-up scheduled. Added to the reservation system. Published visit slots replace the first, and three automations handle the rest — a reminder to the creator before the visit, a prep brief to your team, and a follow-up the morning after. You set the timing and the wording.
Six questions after every visit — on time, professional, posted on time, matched the guest count, stuck to the budget, content quality. They produce an ease score on the creator's card. Your rating of a creator is private to your team and never shown to them.
A bar at the top of every page moves you between restaurants. Team members are granted access client by client, so an account manager opens BuzzGetter and sees exactly their book — and nothing else.
BuzzGetter automates the coordination — your strategy stays yours.
Every agency eventually takes a client in a neighbourhood they don't cover, or a cuisine their creators don't shoot. Sourcing from scratch is the slowest part of onboarding an account.
Discovery on the first pass, control on the second — and your roster grows off work you were doing anyway.
Some platforms hand you a login on top of their creator network — and the relationships, the data and the pricing all stay theirs. The day you leave, you leave empty-handed. That is not a partnership. It is a dependency with a logo on it.
The creators you bring and the collaboration history you build belong to you. Export your roster to a spreadsheet whenever you want, no permission needed, and take it anywhere.
Restaurant identity, team and billing stay with the restaurant's owner. Campaigns, creators and collaborations are yours to run. We don't insert ourselves between you and your client.
Add clients, run campaigns and grow the business on a platform that works for you — not one that quietly turns your relationships into its own asset.
You set the sender name and the reply-to address, and your decline message is written once in your agency's voice and used across every client. What the creator sees is your agency running your client's program.
Sign-up is self-serve — no waitlist and no approval step. Create your agency, add the restaurants you manage, import your creator list, and run your first private campaign.
Founding agencies get their first six months free.
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