Creator programme Business — 6 creators a month
Fixed scope · published rate · delivered by the Vibence partner network BusinessMonthly
Six creators a month with whitelisting for paid amplification and usage rights negotiated and recorded, not assumed.
What is included
- Creators shortlisted — 25 a month
- Audience authenticity and overlap checked
- Rate benchmarking before approach
- Brand safety review
- Creators activated — 6 a month
- Brief and contracting managed
- Content approval cycle
- Disclosure compliance checked on every post
- Whitelisting and creator-handle ads where agreed
- Usage rights negotiated and recorded
- Content repurposed to owned channels
- Reach, engagement and earned media value
- Cost per engaged follower
- Creator-by-creator performance
- Email, chat, phone
- Project management tool tracking
Compare the ladder
| Tier | Scope | Line items | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | 3 creators a month | 16 | ₹50,000/month |
| Business | 6 creators a month | 16 | ₹85,000/month |
| Enterprise | 12 creators a month | 16 | ₹1,35,000/month |
What is excluded
- Ad spend and media budget — paid directly to the platform, never to Vibence
- Third-party licences, stock media and premium tool subscriptions
- Government, registrar and platform fees where any apply
- Taxes — rates are shown ex-GST with the GST-inclusive figure alongside
- Work outside the scope list above, which is quoted separately rather than absorbed
What you provide
- Access to the accounts and assets the scope depends on
- Brand assets — logo, fonts, colour palette
- A named point of contact who can approve work
- Feedback within 5 working days, so the schedule holds
How it runs
- 1Order and scope lock
You order at the published rate. The scope list above is attached to the order and fixed from that point. Payment goes into escrow.
- 2Kickoff and access
Within one working day we confirm the brief and request the access listed under what you provide. The clock starts when access lands.
- 3Baseline and plan
Audit, competition and keyword analysis, baseline rankings and the plan for month one. Delivered as a document you approve.
- 4Month one delivery
The scope volumes above are executed in full. Work is visible in the order as it lands, not only at month end.
- 5Monthly report
A written report against the same scope lines every month, so month three is comparable with month one.
- 6Approval and release
You approve the month. Only then does Vibence release that month from escrow.
What you receive
- A written baseline document in month one
- Everything listed in the scope above, at the stated volume, every month
- A monthly written report covering identification, programme, amplification
- A running activity log inside the order, updated as work lands
- Direct access to the delivery team by email, chat and phone
About this service
Creator programme Business — 6 creators a month is the business tier of this line, at ₹85,000/month, carrying 16 line items in its scope with 3 scope options in the ladder above it.
A creator programme buys access to an audience that already trusts somebody. The value is the trust rather than the reach, which is why the selection work matters more than the negotiation. Sourcing, vetting on audience authenticity, briefing, approvals, disclosure checks and reporting all sit inside the published rate.
What the rate excludes
Excluded: creator fees, gifted product and any shipping it requires, paid amplification budget behind whitelisted posts, and usage rights beyond what was negotiated for each creator. Assuming rights you did not buy is the most common and most expensive mistake in this discipline, which is why every right is recorded in writing.
Who it suits
Consumer brands, apps and services where a demonstration or an endorsement shortens the decision. It suits categories with real enthusiast communities. It suits B2B less often, though niche professional creators on LinkedIn and YouTube are an increasingly serious exception.
How the tiers differ
By creators activated each month and by whether whitelisting for paid amplification is included. Whitelisting usually changes the economics more than creator count does, because it lets a post that performed organically be bought into a much larger audience under the creator’s own handle.
How to judge it
Cost per engaged follower and earned media value reported creator by creator rather than as a programme average. Averages hide the two creators carrying the month and the four who did nothing. Where amplification is running, judge it on the same cost per acquisition you apply to any other paid channel.
What you have to do
Approve the shortlist, which arrives with the reasoning attached, and give creators genuine latitude. A brief that dictates every word produces an advertisement, and an audience that follows a creator for their voice can tell the difference immediately.
On disclosure
The creator is legally responsible and every post is checked against the brief before and after it goes live. Missing disclosure is corrected. ASCI guidance in India is treated as the floor rather than the ceiling, because an undisclosed post is a liability that sits with your brand long after the campaign ends.
Frequently asked
Is creator payment included in the rate?
No. Creator fees and any product you gift or send are excluded and paid separately. The published rate covers sourcing, vetting, negotiation, briefing, approvals, disclosure checks and reporting.
How are creators chosen?
On audience authenticity rather than follower count. We look at engaged-follower ratio, audience geography, comment quality and whether previous brand work actually performed. A shortlist comes to you with the reasoning attached and you approve before anyone is approached.
Who is responsible for disclosure?
The creator is legally responsible and we check every post against the brief before and after it goes live. Where a post is missing disclosure we have it corrected. ASCI guidance in India is treated as the floor rather than the ceiling.
Do we get to reuse the content in ads?
Only where usage rights were negotiated for that creator and recorded in writing. Whitelisting and paid amplification rights are part of the Business and Enterprise scope. Assuming rights you did not buy is the most common and most expensive mistake in this discipline.
What decides the tier?
Volume, not quality. The same team delivers every tier — the tier sets how many keywords, pages, posts or articles you get each month.
Is the published rate the final price?
Excluded from the rate: ad spend, third-party licences and expert review fees, which are billed at cost. Everything in the scope list is covered by the published rate for the term shown. GST is added at 18% and shown alongside.
Is the scope really fixed?
Yes. Scope is agreed at the point of order, so it does not drift once work starts. New scope is quoted separately rather than absorbed.
When does my money actually move?
Not at order. Payment sits in escrow and is released only when you approve the delivery.
What happens if I am not happy?
Do not approve the delivery. Raise it inside the order, and if it cannot be resolved, Vibence reviews the brief against what was delivered before releasing anything.
Can I cancel a monthly retainer?
Yes, at the end of any paid month unless a minimum term is stated on this page. Work already delivered and approved is not refunded.
Who actually does the work?
Vibence owns the package, the scope and the rate. A vetted partner in the network delivers it against this exact scope and rate.
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