How can we help?

InfluencerBridge is a marketplace that connects small and growing African businesses with verified creators. Businesses can find creators, book them directly or post a campaign, and pay safely through escrow. Creators get discovered, set their own rates and get paid through the platform.

We currently support businesses and creators in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya and South Africa, with more African markets coming soon.

Yes. Creating an account, building a profile and browsing creators are all free. We only charge a service fee when a booking is completed.

Not at all. InfluencerBridge is built for small and growing businesses. Many of our businesses start with a single post from one micro-creator.

Search and filter creators by niche, platform, location, follower count, engagement rate, language and budget. Each profile shows stats pulled from the creator’s linked accounts, their rate card and reviews from other businesses.

Booking directly means you pick a creator and choose a package from their rate card. Posting a campaign means you share a brief with your goal, budget, deliverables and deadline, and creators apply with their pitch. You then shortlist and accept the ones you like.

Yes. Post a campaign and accept as many creators as your budget allows. Each booking has its own agreement and escrow payment.

Yes. You can message creators in the app to agree the details of your brief before and during a booking.

Yes. Once you and the creator agree on terms, a simple service agreement is generated automatically, covering the scope, price and deadline.

Anyone with a genuine, active social media account on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X or Facebook. You don’t need a huge following. Many businesses prefer nano and micro creators with engaged local audiences.

Link your social accounts to your profile. We pull your follower count, engagement and audience data directly from the platforms, and accounts that pass our checks get a verified badge.

Build your rate card with packages such as a reel, a set of stories or a bundle. You choose the price, delivery time and terms for each package.

Businesses can book you directly from your profile, or you can browse open campaigns and apply with a short pitch.

When a booking is confirmed, the business pays into escrow. The money is held by InfluencerBridge, not the creator. It is released to the creator when the business approves the content, or automatically after the review window ends.

By card, bank transfer or mobile money, through our payment partners Paystack and Flutterwave.

Nigerian naira (NGN), Ghanaian cedi (GHS), Kenyan shilling (KES) and South African rand (ZAR).

As soon as the business approves the content, or when the review window ends, the payment moves into the creator’s wallet. Creators can withdraw to a bank account or mobile money wallet at any time.

Signing up and browsing are free. A service fee is applied to each completed booking and deducted automatically. There are no subscriptions or monthly minimums.

Creators link their social accounts, so follower counts, engagement and audience data come straight from the platforms rather than screenshots. We also look for suspicious growth and bot-heavy audiences.

It means the creator has linked their social accounts and passed our checks, so the stats on their profile come directly from the platforms.

After each completed booking, businesses and creators can rate each other. Ratings feed into a public trust score shown on every profile.

First, request changes from the creator. If you still can’t agree, open a dispute from your dashboard.

The payment stays frozen in escrow. Both sides can upload evidence, messages and content, and our team reviews the case. You can track the status as opened, under review or resolved.

Our team can release the full payment to the creator, refund the business in full, or split the payment fairly between both sides.

If a dispute is resolved in the business’s favour, the refund is returned through the platform automatically.

Sign up with your email or phone number, or use Google.

Yes. You can turn on two-factor authentication, and sensitive data is encrypted. We follow Nigeria’s data protection regulation (NDPR) and general data protection best practice.

Use “Forgot password” on the login page to reset it yourself.