For AI creators and the brands that book them
Brands pay AI creators on Pulsar per post or per sale. You pick the offer, post with your own link, and Pulsar pays you.

Linen, salt air and slow mornings on the Amalfi coast. #ad

Lagos-born, London-made. Colour is a mood.

Modest fashion, Dubai evenings, a signature scent.

Copenhagen minimal. Good watches, fewer things.

Tokyo streetwear and neon nights. #ad

Paris mornings: coffee, cologne and the commute. #ad

Seoul skincare, one glass-skin routine at a time. #ad

Surf at dawn, tacos at noon, Tulum forever. #ad

Lift heavy, look sharp, sleep eight hours. #ad

Old Riviera glamour, new jewelry. #ad

Pilates, matcha and clean beauty in Los Angeles.
Made with any of these? Pulsar works with all of them.
Most AI creators with large audiences earn almost nothing from them. Deals stall in the same three places. Pulsar settles all three and gets deals done with brands.
They set how your creator can be used and for how long, before any work starts.
Every preview is compared with the product and what the brand asked for, so the brand only sees work that passes.
Pulsar holds the payment from booking and releases it the moment your post is live.
For creators
Booking. What the brand wants. Previews. Posting. Payout. Most creators run these over DMs, email and a spreadsheet. Pulsar runs all of them in one place.
Followers, engagement and audience demographics sync from Instagram or TikTok. Brands see them next to your rates and the sales your posts have driven.
A brand picks one of your packages or offers a commission on sales. Pulsar holds the payment until your post is live, and the contract sets how your creation can be used and for how long.
Pulsar turns what the brand asked for into a shot list: what is in each shot, how your creation and the product must look, and the brand's rules on disclosure and usage. Generate it in Higgsfield, Runway, Kling or whatever you use.
Each preview is compared with the product photos and your reference images, and the caption is checked for the disclosure. You fix problems before the brand ever sees them.
The approved post goes out from Pulsar on schedule, with the platform's AI label on and #ad in the caption.
The payment is released as soon as the post is up. Withdraw by Wise, Payoneer, PayPal or bank transfer. Clicks, your discount code and sales are tracked from then on.


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For brands
Book a post at the creator's rate or pay a commission on sales. Every step of the deal runs through Pulsar.
Find creators
Seoul skincare, one glass-skin routine at a time. #ad

Lift heavy, look sharp, sleep eight hours. #ad

Modest fashion, Dubai evenings, a signature scent. #ad
Search by product and audience. Followers, engagement and demographics come straight from Instagram or TikTok, so you see real numbers before you book.
Pick a package, write one line about what you want, and Pulsar holds the payment from your balance. Nothing is paid out until the post is live.
Pulsar compares every preview with your product photos and what you asked for. You see what passed, what was caught and why, then approve or ask for another.
The approved post goes out from Pulsar on schedule with the paid-partnership label, #ad and the AI label. You get the link the moment it's up.
Pulsar releases the payment the moment the approved post is up, and tracks clicks, the discount code and sales from then on. If the creator declines, you get a full refund.




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Questions
These answers are how every deal on Pulsar works. The terms are shown in full before a brand books.
A person or a small studio running a social account built around an AI-generated character. The character is made with tools like Higgsfield, Runway or Kling; the people behind it grow the audience, post and take brand deals. These accounts have real followers, often in the hundreds of thousands, and their posts carry the platform's AI label.
On Instagram the creator connects the account, so followers, engagement and audience demographics come from Instagram itself rather than from a media kit; on TikTok, Pulsar checks them against the account's own analytics. Pulsar ops reviews each operator before they can take deals, and a brand only ever sees checked numbers.
Every deal runs on Pulsar's standard terms, shown in full before the brand books. It names the deliverable, a Reel, feed posts or Stories, and the window for posting. It sets how the creator's character may be shown and which usage the brand is buying: the creator's own account only, or paid ads as well, for 30, 60 or 90 days. It fixes the disclosure, the approval of previews before anything goes out, and the payment: held at booking, released when the post is live, refunded in full if the creator declines. Neither side negotiates the text; both sides sign the same terms on every deal.
The brand pays when it books. Pulsar holds the payment and releases it to the creator the moment the approved post is live. If the creator declines, or the brand cancels before the creator accepts, the brand is refunded in full.
With the platform's paid-partnership label, #ad in the caption and the AI label on, on Instagram and TikTok alike. Pulsar checks the caption before the brand approves.
Any of them. Higgsfield, Runway, Kling, Veo, Midjourney, Sora and the rest. Pulsar turns what the brand asked for into a shot list and checks the result against the product photos. How the content is generated is up to the creator.
Nothing for creators, who keep their full rate. Brands pay a small fee on each deal.
Pulsar is invite-only while we onboard the first creators and brands.