We think the deal should be on the table before the DM.
Publee is a marketplace for creator campaigns where the terms come first. Every brief states the deal type, the fee, the deliverables and the deadline up front — so creators know what they are saying yes to, and brands stop negotiating the same thing forty times over.
Why we built it
Creator marketing still runs on guesswork. A brand sends a vague DM. A creator replies asking what the budget is. Three days later somebody names a number, and one of them walks away. Repeat that across a hundred inboxes and you have an industry where the most common outcome is nothing happening at all.
The information that would settle it in one message — what the product is, whether there is cash, how much, what is due and when — almost never appears in the first message. It is not a trust problem. It is a format problem.
So Publee makes the format the rule. A brief cannot go live without its numbers. Creators browse real terms instead of asking for them, apply to the ones that fit, and get paid against what was written down. Brands write the deal once and hear from people who already agreed to it.
Who it is for
Four rules we hold ourselves to
Where we are right now
Publee is pre-launch. We are opening to creators in batches, matched to the brands going live in each niche, so that the first briefs a creator sees are ones they can actually win. If you join the waitlist you get one email when your spot opens — and nothing in between.
Brands can start earlier. We are onboarding a small first group by hand, writing the opening briefs alongside them so the terms are right before anything goes live. A fifteen-minute call is enough to know whether it fits.