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Put a number on somebody's attention.

An account, a post and an amount. It stands on their table until they take it or you take it back.

You already know whose attention you want.

You have known for months. What you have never had is a way to say it that does not need them to answer.

It is addressed to one person: You pick the account yourself. Nothing here is a campaign and nobody is being searched for.
It does not need a reply to exist: No DM, no media kit and no invented figure. It stands there while nobody is replying.
If they take it, it is theirs to write: A post on their own account, in their own words, carrying your link. Not a mention we arranged.

The whole mechanism, from an amount on a table to money in an account.

A buyer names an amount: An account, an object and an amount. No card is taken and nothing is charged.
The creator accepts: One offer, or none. The money is authorised at that moment, before a word is written.
They publish with the link: One link goes in the post, issued when they accepted. Nothing else is asked of them.
We read it, they are paid: Three automatic checks on one public link, then capture. Nothing is judged and nothing waits.

Not a screenshot and not a report. What you paid for stays where it was published.

The post is the receipt: It stays on their account, in public, and the record keeps the link to it.
The link counts the people it brought: So what each person cost is a number we counted, and not one anybody named.
The amount stays beside it: What was paid is public next to what was delivered. One post, one day, and nothing wider.

Which is why nothing is promised, and why nothing is charged until it happens.

Nobody had to say yes to be here: We recruited nobody and we write to nobody. If they take your money it is because they wanted it.
Everybody's money gets them to look: One offer on its own is a message nobody answers. A table of them is worth walking to, and one of them is at the top.
You risk the wait and nothing else: An offer costs nothing while it stands and nothing if it is never taken. You can take it back at any point.

The money is already moving. Fourteen posts in 281k show what it moved for.

78% raised their budget for creators: The spend is not the scarce thing here. A number anybody can check is.Spotter with EMARKETER, 139 US marketers, April 2025
45% priced a creator wrong: Marketing and procurement leaders, about their own company. Two in five believe they overpaid.Billion Dollar Boy, 1,000 leaders, via Digiday 2026
14 public rates in 281k paid posts: One analysis read every sponsorship it could find. Fourteen carried a readable price.Influencer Advisory, 8,496 creators, 2026

An account, a post and an amount. It stands on their table until they take it or you take it back.

Name the account and what you want. Nobody publishes what a post costs, so the number is yours.

Who is worth it

What it's worth

What you can ask for

Their people see itOnly you see it

What would you want insteadNobody sees this but us

Nothing is placed, and nobody is contacted.