One desk, both sides of the deal
Reach is rented.
Trust is earned.
A brand can buy impressions anywhere. What it cannot buy is the relationship a creator has with their audience. Eqlipz works both ends of that: representation for creators, sourced and managed campaigns for brands.
Move the moon onto the sun
The sun
/ BrandsYou have the budget.
You want the trust.
We find the creators your customers already listen to, write the brief, negotiate the rate and run the campaign to the invoice.
- Sourcing
- Strategy
- Briefs
- Reporting
The moon
/ CreatorsYou have the audience.
You want the deals.
Representation that brings you offers worth taking, argues the rate up, reads the contract properly and chases the money so you don't have to.
- Deal flow
- Negotiation
- Contracts
- Payments
Creator on the roster today. Named, not a number in a database.
Founders. No account managers, no handoffs, no junior on your campaign.
Response time on anything you send us. Held to, not aspired to.
Lock-in. Month to month, everything documented and handover-ready.
Match
The fit, not the biggest name. We read audiences, past brand work, comment sections and tone before anyone gets a call, and we tell you why a name is on the list.
Manage
Briefs, rates, contracts, usage rights, timelines and payments, handled on both sides from one desk. This is the unglamorous middle where campaigns actually die. We live here.
Multiply
Good partnerships repeat. A one-off collab that both sides would do again is worth more than four that neither would. We build for the second campaign, not the first.
The Eqlipz method: Match, Manage, Multiply.
What we believe
03The creator economy runs on trust.
Reach is rented. Trust is earned.
A brand can buy impressions anywhere, and that market is efficient and boring. What it cannot buy is the relationship a creator has with their audience. Every campaign we run starts at that relationship and works outward.
Fit beats follower count.
A mid-size creator whose audience actually cares outsells a celebrity shoutout, at a fraction of the cost. We match on audience, tone and intent, not on the number in the bio.
Managed, not just matched.
Anyone can make an introduction. The work is everything after: the brief, the contract, the timeline, the payment, and making sure both sides want to do it again.
Who we represent
04A small sky, on purpose.
One creator today. Every name here is someone one of us has actually watched, whose audience we could describe to you without opening an analytics tab. The other slots stay dark until that is true of the next one.
Full disclosure
05We are new. That is the offer.
Eqlipz does not have a decade of case studies to show you. What it has is a way of working we are happy to put in writing, and the time to actually do it for you, this month, personally.
A deliberately capped roster means every creator and every brand gets founder attention every week, not whatever is left over on a Friday.
Creators: ask for a sample deal shortlist. Brands: ask for a sample match list with the reasoning attached. Judge the work before you commit to anything.
Month to month, everything documented, handover-ready from day one. If we stop being useful, you keep every file we made.
Questions
06Asked often, answered straight.
Both. That is the whole point. Creators get representation and deal flow. Brands get sourced, managed campaigns. On every single deal, both sides are told exactly who we work for and what everyone is being paid.
Fair question, and we would ask it too. Start small: one match, or one campaign. Judge the work, not the pitch. Engagements are month to month, everything is written down, and you keep all of it if we part ways.
Prem, Siddhant and Arkaprava. There are no account managers and no handoffs: the people on your first call are the people negotiating your deals and running your campaigns.
In writing, before anything starts. Creators pay a percentage of the deals we close, so we only earn when you do. Brands pay a flat, scoped campaign fee. No hidden margin on creator rates, no lock-in.
Creators: your channel links, your rates if you have them, and honesty about what you will and will not promote. Brands: your goal, budget range and timeline. About an hour a week after that.