Fluid for creator and talent agencies

More creators than the roster can carry.

You signed the twelfth creator and the bottleneck stopped being talent. It is the number of accounts each one needs fed, and the number of conversations nobody is awake to answer.

What this actually looks like day to day

Every creator needs the same asset posted across several accounts, and every account needs it to look like its own capture rather than a repost.

The chat team is the single largest line in the budget, it works in shifts, and quality drops on the shifts nobody is watching.

Assets live in three drives, two phones and a chat thread, so the person who needs a file at 2am cannot find it.

Three products, one subscription.

Everything below runs on a single account and a single balance, so adding the next step is a change of habit rather than a change of vendor.

One shoot, every account

FluidGhost. Turn a single set into distinct originals per account, each with its own pixels and capture metadata, using a recipe tuned to the platform it is going to.

One library the whole roster shares

FluidCloud. A space per creator, tags instead of folders, and permanent links your editors, your chatters and your automations all pull from without re-uploading anything.

Cover the hours you cannot staff

FluidTalk. Characters that hold a real conversation, remember what a fan said last week, and hand the thread to a human the moment it is worth a human. Billed per conversation, not per seat.

Start on the step that costs you the most people.

One subscription unlocks all of it and lands a balance equal to what you pay. Conversations start at $0.050 for a full 50-reply exchange, and the free tier runs on the same balance as everything else.