InfluStudio
Everything you need to run your creator business. Manage campaigns, contracts, budgets, and brand collaborations in one powerful platform.
- Sector
- Creator Economy
- Type
- Web platform
- Surfaces
- Creator dashboard · Studio workspace
- Services
- Strategy · Experience Design · Digital Products
Creator work is a business. Most of it runs on tools that aren't.
A full-time creator is running sales, production, scheduling, and finance at once — usually across half a dozen apps that don't know about each other.
A business spread across tabs
Brand deals arrive in DMs, budgets live in a spreadsheet, and deliverables sit in a notes app. The work is real; the system holding it together isn't.
Money tracked by hand
Contracts, invoices, and payouts get followed manually, so the simplest question — what has been signed, and what is still owed — takes an afternoon to answer.
Numbers that don't add up
Every platform reports differently. Without one view of performance, it's guesswork deciding which collaborations are actually worth repeating.
One platform, eight jobs it has to do.
Each area of the product maps to something a creator business actually does in a week — and they share one set of records, so the campaign, the contract, and the invoice are the same thing.
Campaigns
Every brand deal in one pipeline, with status, progress, budget, and deadline visible on a single row.
Content Hub
One library for assets and drafts, ready to publish out to any connected channel.
Content Calendar
A month view color-coded by platform, so an entire posting schedule reads at a glance.
Tasks
Deliverables tracked against the campaign they belong to, so nothing slips past a deadline.
Inbox
Brand conversations kept next to the deal they're about, instead of scattered across apps.
Finance & Invoicing
Contracts, invoices, and payments followed from signature through to payout.
Analytics & Insights
Performance pulled from every connected platform into one report worth acting on.
Creator CRM
For studios and managers: a roster view of every creator, contract, and payment in one place.
Link an account once. Publishing and analytics follow.
Seven networks connect through a single card, with a visible counter tracking how many are live. Once an account is linked, posts publish and real analytics flow back into the dashboard without leaving the platform.
Built for the creator
and the studio behind them.
A solo creator opens on their own operations. A studio or manager opens on the whole roster — creator CRM, revenue, and contract activity across everyone they represent. Same records, same components, a different first screen.
- Creator view — campaigns, calendar, tasks, income
- Studio view — roster CRM, revenue, contracts, payments
- Shared records, so nothing is entered twice
Four choices that shaped the product.
One screen that answers “where do I stand?”
The dashboard opens on four numbers — active campaigns, tasks due, monthly income, unread messages. Everything else is one click away, but the question a creator asks first is answered before they scroll.
Onboarding you can see the end of
Connecting channels is the step that makes the rest of the product work, so it gets a card of its own with a visible counter. “0 of 7 connected” sets the expectation and marks the progress.
Status carries the meaning
Active, Draft, Signed, Awaiting signature — states are color-coded and paired with progress, so scanning a list tells you what needs attention without reading every row.
Two audiences, one system
A solo creator and a studio managing a roster need different first screens, not different products. The same components serve both, so the platform grows with whoever is using it.
A creator business you can run from one screen.
Campaigns, content, contracts, and cash sit in one system instead of six. The work that used to mean reconciling a spreadsheet against an inbox is now a single view — and because every record is shared, the deal, the deliverable, and the invoice all refer to the same thing.
What changed.
Outcomes
- Campaigns, content, contracts and cash sit in one system instead of six.
- The deal, the deliverable and the invoice refer to the same shared record, so reconciling a spreadsheet against an inbox stops being a job.
- Seven channels report into a single view of a creator's business.
- The same platform serves an individual creator and a studio managing several.
Ready to build what's next?
Let's turn your next business challenge into a digital experience that works.