Contracts, drafts, Spark codes and payouts for every paid creator, and the profit each one brings in.
One retainer, both sides, one record. Built from the real app, with sample data.
The old way
Contracts in DocuSign, drafts in WhatsApp, Spark codes in DMs, payments in PayPal, and the truth in somebody’s spreadsheet.
Three questions that take a morning to answer
Answer 1: Every contract shows on track, behind or overdue, and nudges go out before anyone has to chase.
Answer 2: One pay run, late first. Marked paid with your reference, and the creator sees it at once.
Answer 3: Profit per creator and per video, after the retainer, the samples, commission and ads.
The brand’s Today screen and a creator’s phone. Real product, sample data.
Savesthe revision round nobody agreed to
Mark each note as a must-fix or a suggestion, pin it to a moment, or record a voice note. The creator gets a checklist on their phone, with the rounds from the contract shown on both sides.
Savesthe DM chase before every ad launch
Creators submit the TikTok link and Spark code tagged to the right SKU. Copy every ready code for one product in a click, and see what expires before it lapses.
Earnsbudget moved to the creators who sell
CreatorMecca holds the contract, so profit comes after the retainer and the samples, not before. Every dollar from TikTok Shop sales down to what you keep, then a verdict per creator: scale up, keep, renegotiate or drop.
Savesthe “did you pay me?” messages
When the last video is approved, the payout is due and the countdown starts on both screens. Pay in the tool you already use, mark it paid with your reference, and the creator knows at once. CreatorMecca never holds your money.
Savesstarting over mid-contract
Signed contracts, with what’s delivered and paid. One at a time or from a CSV; each creator confirms it matches.
Privacy by design
Brands see sales, ad spend and profit. Creators see their contracts, notes and pay. The database enforces it, not just the screen.
Revenue, GMV, ROAS, ad spend and profit are brand-only, enforced in the database.
An automated suite signs in as other brands and creators and checks they get zero rows.
Bound to your workspace and readable by no user role. Only the sync job uses them.
Signatures and documents are append-only, so any change would show.
Pricing
Only creators with a live contract count: sent, signed or running. Past and paused creators are free and kept forever.
For brands paying their first creators.
$199/mo
Up to 15 active creators
For brands building a real creator program.
$449/mo
16–50 active creators
For brands running a creator team.
$899/mo
51–100 active creators
For large programs, multi-brand teams and agencies.
From$1,750/mo
100+ active creators
Every plan includes everything. Upgrade anytime: your data, creators and contracts come with you. Compare plans
Ecommerce and TikTok Shop brands that pay creators on monthly retainers or package deals, like a set number of videos a month for a set fee. If you have creators, contracts and Spark codes to keep track of, it’s for you.
Affiliate tools are great at finding creators and running commission deals. CreatorMecca is the layer after that: once a creator is good enough to pay a retainer, they move here for the contract, drafts, revisions, Spark codes, profit and payday. Your affiliate tool finds them. CreatorMecca runs the ones you pay.
No. You pay a flat monthly price based on how many creators are active. What you pay creators is between you and them.
No. You pay creators in the payment tool you already use (PayPal, Wise, bank transfer). CreatorMecca tells you who’s due and when, reminds you before anything is late, and records the payment with your reference so both sides can see it. We never hold your money.
Never. Revenue, GMV, ROAS, ad spend and profit are brand-only. That’s enforced in the database, not just hidden on the screen.
Yes. Add a contract that’s already signed, one at a time or from a CSV: you enter the terms and how far along it is (videos delivered, what’s already paid) and upload the signed agreement. Nothing is signed again. The creator gets an invite and confirms the terms and progress match what they signed, or flags what doesn’t.
Start with your next contract. Bring the ones already running when you’re ready.
