
Beauty creator
BeautyExampleNo fee on top. The 10% platform fee comes out of the creator’s payout.
Browse storefronts with published rates, or post a brief and let creators pitch you. Brief to payout stays in one workspace.
StorefrontsExamples. Pick one.

No fee on top. The 10% platform fee comes out of the creator’s payout.
Shown the way the app shows storefronts. Follower counts are what creators enter. Photos by Vitaly Gariev, Kyle Loftus and ola szkolda on Unsplash. Browse the live directory
Figures from a 2026 industry survey of nearly 900 marketers and creators.








Some of the niches on Alamut. Photographs show the kind of work, not Alamut users. Photos by Vitaly Gariev, Logan Weaver, ola szkolda, Kyle Loftus, jason hu, Detail .co and Soundtrap on Unsplash.
Describe the deliverables and your target rate once. Creators who want the work pitch you with their own price.
Free to post. You’ll sign up first, then it opens in New campaign, filled in.

Two Reels built around a morning routine, shot at home.
Sent 2 days ago
A get-ready-with-me Reel, then a before and after a week later.
Sent 5 days ago
Post-workout skincare. My audience asks about it every week.
Sent 19 days agoPhotos by Vitaly Gariev, ola szkolda and Logan Weaver on Unsplash.
Pitches nobody answers close after 21 days, and the creator is warned before they do.
Offers, review rounds, paid changes, disputes and payouts live on the deal, and whatever is waiting on you is in one place.
In email and spreadsheetsRate cards arrive one creator at a time, as attachments.
On Alamut: Packages and prices are on every storefront. Filter by price before you reach out.
In email and spreadsheetsApprovals and extra asks live in long email threads.
On Alamut: Review rounds and paid changes sit on the deal, and apply once the creator agrees.
In email and spreadsheetsYou pay an invoice before you know the post is up.
On Alamut: Money is held when you accept, and released only as you confirm each post is live.
In email and spreadsheetsWho owes what lives in a spreadsheet someone updates.
On Alamut: Every figure in your wallet traces to a ledger row you can open.
In email and spreadsheetsA deal belongs to whoever happened to send the first email.
On Alamut: Every deal has an owner, and only admin and finance roles can top up the wallet.
The agreed rate is held in escrow when you accept an offer, and released as you confirm each post.
Tap a post to confirm it. The creator links each post, you check it’s live, and only then is its share released. If a post is off-brief or never goes up, open a dispute: the escrow freezes until you agree on a split.
$0
platform fee on top of the rates you agree. Money moves only when you accept an offer. No subscription, no retainer and no minimum spend.
Not yet. Follower counts and engagement are what creators enter, so look at their work before you brief them. Pulling numbers straight from the platforms isn’t live yet.
Ask for revisions, or open a dispute. The escrow freezes and either side can propose a split. Nothing releases without your confirmation or a settlement you agree to.
If you post it from here, it’s waiting in New campaign when you sign up, filled in. Until then it stays in this browser and is sent nowhere.
Yes. Every deal has an owner, so it’s clear who answers the creator, and only admin and finance roles can top up the wallet.
Yes. The demo account is a full brand workspace with creators to browse and sample campaigns, and needs no sign-up.
It’s free, and money only moves when you accept an offer.
Setup after you sign up: your company and preferences, then launch.