The brand checks your talent before it replies. Check them first.
Score every creator you represent across their whole footprint, fix what a brand would find, and send the pitch with the proof attached, under your own name.
Every post, frame and spoken word, read for every creator you represent.
Before a brand replies to your pitch, someone on their side reads your creator’s history. The only question is whether you read it first.
▸ Before you sign them
Know what’s in their history before it’s your problem.
A background check reads a prospective creator’s full posting history and lists what it finds by category, with the evidence. It runs on public data, so the creator isn’t told while you decide.
- The whole history, not the last month
- Legal matters shown with how they ended
- $29.99, quick or creator-verified
▸ Pitch with proof
Send the answer before legal asks the question.
Brands price uncertainty. Attach the report to the pitch, a live link under your logo with the CreatorScore name hidden, and the risk conversation is over before it starts. What’s left is fit and rate.
- One score across every account the creator owns
- Your logo on the report, ours hidden
- A live link that stays current, or a PDF for the deck
▸ Hear it first
Your creator posts at midnight. You hear about it by six.
With monitoring, new posts are read every morning. When a critical or high finding holds up on review, you get an email that names it and links the post, so you can take it to the creator before the brand finds it.
- New posts read daily, X twice a day
- Every alert names the post and the line
- Full rescore every 30 days
▸ Find the next deal
The brands your roster already posts about, ranked.
We read captions, speech and frames across your roster and list every brand that turns up, with the posts behind it. The ones mentioned organically, with no deal, are your warmest pitches.
- Mentions in text, speech and imagery
- Disclosed, undisclosed or organic, from the platform’s own record
- A share link with the proof, ready to send
▸ Resell it as your own
Sell vetted talent as your own service.
Brands will pay for talent that arrives already vetted. Buy the work from us at our price, put your name on the report, and bill the brand for a pre-vetted roster or fold it into your fee. There’s no partner contract and no revenue share. The margin is yours.
- Buy at our price$9.99 a creator, down to $7.99 at volume. Credits never expire and work in the dashboard and the API.
- Put your name on itYour logo and colour on every report, the CreatorScore name hidden, each client’s logo on their own reports.
- Set your priceBill per creator, per campaign or inside a retainer. Your invoice is between you and your client.
- Deliver itA live link that stays current, or a PDF for the deck. Monitoring keeps it true after the campaign starts.
- 12 creators vettedWhole footprint each, $9.99 per creator$119.88
- 1 background checkFull history, before the flagship signing$29.99
- Pre-vetted talent package12 creators, reports under Wren & Vale$900.00
- Background check, new signingFull history, delivered under Wren & Vale$150.00
86% of the invoice. Your prices here are an example; you set your own.
- Sell our scores, reports and background checks to your clients as your own service
- Charge any price, under your own brand
- Hide the CreatorScore name with the white-label settings
- Resell logins to your account, or access to our API or MCP
- Sell bulk exports of CreatorScore data
- Change a report’s findings or how it says they were found
▸ Pricing
Priced per creator. Never per seat, never per platform.
Discounts apply automatically as your month adds up. Buy credits ahead if you prefer: they never expire and work in the dashboard and the API.
- Monthly rescoreThe whole footprint, every 30 days$9.99 / mo
- Daily monitoringNew posts synced daily, alerts the same day+$9.99 / mo
- Background checkFull history, quick or creator-verified$29.99
- Your teamAdmins and analysts, as many as you needFree
Monthly items are per creator. Vetting a few hundred creators a month? Book a demo and we’ll talk volume.
▸ Questions
What talent managers ask first.
How do talent managers prove a creator is brand-safe to a brand?
With a document the brand can open and check, not an assurance. CreatorScore scores each creator you represent across every account they own, gives one score from 1 to 100, and lists every finding with the post, frame or line behind it. Attach that to the pitch and the brand’s own vetting finds nothing you didn’t already disclose.
Can a brand-safety score help a talent manager negotiate a higher rate?
It changes what you negotiate over. Brands price uncertainty: an unvetted creator is an unknown risk, and that unknown gets argued down, hedged with clawback clauses or stuck in legal review. When you arrive with a whole-footprint score, a clean record and monitoring for the campaign window, the risk question is answered before it’s asked and the conversation moves to fit and deliverables. We don’t claim a fixed uplift; the leverage is that your number comes with evidence.
Can I vet a creator before I sign them to my roster?
Yes, and quietly. A Social Background Check reads a creator’s full posting history and lists what it finds by category, such as hate speech, explicit content, violence, misinformation, undisclosed sponsorships and public feuds, with the evidence attached. Quick ($29.99) runs on public data and the creator is never notified. Verified ($29.99) runs with the creator’s authorization once the conversation is real.
Do I need my talent’s passwords or account logins to score them?
No. CreatorScore reads public content, so you add a creator by handle and score their whole footprint without logging in as them or storing their credentials. One account covers your entire roster. Creator authorization is only used for the Verified background check, where the creator connects their own accounts.
How do talent agencies pitch a whole roster to one brand?
Score the roster once, then pitch from it. When a brand asks about one creator, you can send pre-scored alternatives from the same roster, each with its report ready, instead of asking the brand to wait. Group creators by client or campaign so each pitch has its own roster.
What happens if one of my creators gets flagged?
You find out before the brand does, and you find out specifically. With monitoring, new posts are read every day and the whole footprint is rescored every 30 days. When a critical or high finding holds up on review, you get an email that names it and links the post. Take it to the creator, get it corrected or disclosed, and the next rescore reflects it.
How much does CreatorScore cost for a talent management roster?
Per creator, never per platform: one credit scores a creator’s whole footprint for $9.99, $8.99 from your 51st creator in a month and $7.99 from your 201st. Keeping a score current is $9.99 a month, and daily monitoring adds $9.99, per creator, so you can monitor only who is in market. A full-history background check is $29.99. There’s no separate plan for talent managers.


