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Build an influencer marketing platform
Kliv is an AI app builder. Describe your influencer marketing platform: creator profiles, brand campaign rooms, deliverable approvals, usage-rights windows, creator vetting, brand subscriptions, and settlement ledgers on your own Stripe account.
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What is Kliv?
Kliv isn’t a marketplace kit you skin and launch. It’s an AI app builder that builds software for you.
You describe the app you need in plain words, and Kliv builds it: the data, profiles, campaign rooms, approvals, permissions, commerce flow, and admin screens. What you get is a real app that’s yours. You can run it on your own accounts, use your own Stripe account for brand subscriptions, and change it later by asking. It isn’t a template.
On this page, that app is an influencer marketing platform for creators, brands, briefs, deliverables, usage rights, and settlement records. Kliv builds all kinds of web apps; this is one business tools example.
Why build your own influencer platform?
A niche creator platform needs the rules of that niche. Outdoor gear brands may care about hiking and climbing micro-creators, approval rounds, usage windows, and creator quality more than raw reach.
Generic marketplace kits may not understand deliverable states, rights expiry, brand walls, or how you settle creators. Kliv turns those operating rules into the product.
The objects your platform runs on
Five records make the marketplace work.
Creator profiles
Niche, formats, audience, rates, and campaign history live on the creator profile. Track record can come from work completed on the platform.
Brands and campaigns
Each brand is an organization with its own users, briefs, budgets, and pipeline. One brand’s campaigns stay invisible to the next.
Briefs and deliverables
A brief breaks into deliverables with states such as pitched, drafted, revision, approved, and posted. Nothing counts as delivered until the brand approves it.
Usage rights
Each approved asset carries rights: channels, regions, and expiry date. Rights that lapse become dates the system can act on.
The commission ledger
Each approved deliverable writes an earning to the creator ledger. The platform prepares settlement statements, and you remain the one who pays.
What the platform runs
These parts turn the records into a business.
Brand subscriptions
Brands can subscribe on your own Stripe account, such as $349 a month for three live campaign slots, with trials, upgrades, proration, and slots opening when payment starts.
Creator vetting
New creators land in a moderation queue. Approve to publish, or reject with a reason.
The campaign room
Brand and creator discuss revisions inside the deliverable, so the conversation stays attached to the work.
Contracts on file
Signed agreements and brand guidelines live in file storage, shared per campaign so a creator sees only the files for their work.
Marketplace analytics
Applications per brief, approval turnaround, revenue per brand, and other events you define can be tracked without a tag manager.
An example: Leah and Tomas’s outdoor creator platform
Here’s how one marketplace might use an influencer platform built with Kliv. It’s only an example — you would describe your own creator niche, brand plans, approval rules, rights, and settlement process.
A brand starts a paid plan
An outdoor gear brand subscribes at $349 a month for three live campaign slots. The slots open when payment starts on Leah and Tomas’s Stripe account.
A vetted creator applies to a brief
A climbing creator with listed rates applies to a backpack launch brief. The brand sees the profile, rate, format, and campaign history.
Deliverables move through approval states
The creator uploads a draft video. The brand requests revision in the campaign room, then approves the final post when the brief is satisfied.
Usage rights are stored with the asset
The approved video can be used on paid social in the EU and US for six months. The expiry date is a field, not a line lost in email.
Earnings enter the creator ledger
Approval writes the creator’s earning to the ledger. At month-end, Leah and Tomas generate settlement statements and make the payouts themselves.
Brand walls stay firm
Another brand can run its own campaign at the same time, but its users cannot read the first brand’s briefs, rates, files, or conversations.
Describe what you want to build
Kliv builds from your description, so include the niche, brand plans, creator rules, deliverable states, rights, files, and ledgers. Here are three examples:
Outdoor creator marketplace
Micro-creators, gear brands, and approval rounds.
“Build a platform where outdoor gear brands subscribe at $349 a month for three live campaign slots, hiking and climbing micro-creators apply with rates and formats, and every deliverable moves through draft, revision, approval, and posted states before it counts as complete.”
Restaurant creator campaigns
Local food creators and expiring video rights.
“Build an influencer platform for restaurant groups. Local food creators claim campaign slots, upload draft videos for approval, and each approved video has usage rights for Instagram, TikTok, and paid social that expire after six months.”
Agency roster portal
Invited brands browsing your talent.
“Build a portal for our talent agency. Invited brands browse our creator roster, request campaigns with budget and timeline, our team approves every match before a brief opens, and creator earnings enter a monthly settlement ledger.”
How it comes together
Brands are separate organizations. Owners, campaign managers, and finance users sign in under their brand. Row-level rules keep one brand’s briefs, shortlists, and rates out of another brand’s queries.
Subscription mechanics are built into the app. Trials, upgrades from three slots to ten, failed-card retries, recovery emails, and lapsed-plan slot closure can run against your catalog.
You can test the business first. In the Sandbox, you can run test payments, sign up a brand, fail a renewal, and refund a month before connecting Stripe or inviting creators.
A platform like this is also a SaaS business: pricing tiers, onboarding, churn, and subscription mechanics. Building a SaaS on Kliv covers that side.
Common questions
What exactly is Kliv?
Kliv is an AI app builder. You describe the influencer platform you need, and it builds the marketplace app, commerce flow, permissions, approvals, and admin.
Do I get a real app, or a template?
A real app. Your creator profiles, brand organizations, campaign rooms, deliverable states, rights, subscriptions, and ledgers are built for your niche.
Can I change it after it’s built?
Yes. You can change plans, add deliverable states, adjust rights fields, add vetting steps, or change settlement reports by asking.
Can creators get paid through the platform?
The ledger records what each creator earned and can generate settlement statements. The transfers themselves are yours to make; the platform does not split payments automatically.
How strong are the walls between brands?
Brand users can be scoped to their organization, so another brand’s briefs, shortlists, rates, files, and conversations are absent from their queries.
What can we charge for?
You can charge brand subscriptions, campaign fees, or use launch promo codes through one catalog on your own Stripe account.
Do creators need their own Stripe accounts?
No. Brand payments run through your Stripe account. Creator settlement is recorded in the ledger, and you make payouts on your cadence.
Does Kliv take a cut of campaign revenue?
No. Payments run through your own Stripe account. Card processing costs are between you and Stripe.
Can we curate who joins?
Yes. Creator applications can sit in a moderation queue until you approve or reject them with a reason.
Can usage rights expire automatically?
Yes. Rights can include channel, region, and expiry date, and the platform can report or enforce those dates.
Can I move off Kliv later?
Yes. The code syncs to your own Git repository, so leaving is a git pull rather than a rebuild.
Do I need a separate CMS or admin tool?
No. The platform is its own admin for profiles, campaigns, plans, files, copy, and reports.
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Build the platform around the niche you know
Describe the creators, brands, subscriptions, approval states, rights, files, and settlement process in detail. Kliv builds the influencer platform around those rules.