RostrLab

Be your own talent manager.

A talent manager finds you brand deals, tells you what to charge, negotiates, reads the contract, invoices and chases the money, for 15 to 20% of everything you make. This does that job for $29 a month and takes nothing.

First, your number: what brands should be paying you.

No investors. Never a commission.

Brand asks in Creator OS on a phone

From the live demo. Every button works.

For creators with brand deals and no manager.

Finds dealscoming

Five brands to pitch each week, with the reason, the person and the email drafted.

Prices you

Your number from your real views, niche and past deals, on every ask.

Negotiates

Counter, take it or pass, drafted in your voice with the lines itemized.

Reads the contract

Every clause against your terms before you sign, changes written.

Invoices

Sent the day you post, tax set aside.

Chases the money

Nudges on day 4 and day 10 with the invoice attached. Brands pay whoever asks.

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You make the work. This does the rest.

01

A brand emails you.

It lands here already checked against your other deals, with your number worked out. Say yes or send your number. One tap.

A creator photographing a friend outside a corner shop at dusk
A brand ask open in Creator OS: what they offered, your number, and one tap to send it, take it, or pass

02

A contract comes in.

Every clause read before you sign, and the email asking for changes already written.

Three friends roller-skating along a city waterfront
Before you sign in Creator OS: each clause of a brand contract checked and marked OK or Fix

03

You post.

It knows what you promised and when. When they're late, one tap chases the money. Tax gets set aside.

Two friends dancing in a rehearsal studio, caught mid-step
My week in Creator OS: every promised post by week, with its status

The demos

Five made-up people, doing real things.

Not customers, demo accounts. Open one and press every button.

Nora Vance

Home organization creator

Six brands going, $55,000 on the table, and a contract she shouldn't sign yet.

Open Nora’s demo →

Jordan Reyes

Commercial and film actor

A shoot next week, a buyout that runs a year too long, and a casting that clashes with a brand deal.

Open Jordan’s demo →

Mara Lane

Indie pop singer-songwriter

A sync license on her desk, two shows this month, and a venue that's late paying.

Open Mara’s demo →

Priya Natarajan

Freelance video editor

A retainer, a rush cut, and a contract that hands over her files for free.

Open Priya’s demo →

Plainwater Home

A non-toxic cleaning brand, 17 creators

Two permissions about to lapse, a payout held until a check passes, and a Monday report that wrote itself.

Open Plainwater’s demo →

Not a chat window

Your manager, not another chatbot.

A chatbot gives you an answer and forgets you. This knows your deals, watches your dates and sends the email. Six questions, side by side.

Try it: in Nora’s demo, open Can I say yes? and pick Kitchen. It names the brand she already promised and the day she’s free.

Open Nora’s demo
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Before and after

A talent manager. Then this.

Same deals. Different cut.

Before. A talent manager
Now. Creator OS
The cut
10 to 20% of every deal, forever.
$0. Never a commission.
On $30,000 in deals
$4,500 to $6,000 to them.
$29 a month. The rest is yours.
A brand emails
They answer when they get to it, in their words.
You answer in one tap, in your voice, number already worked out.
A contract lands
Skimmed, if there's time.
Every clause read before you sign, changes drafted.
The invoice
Chased when they remember.
Nudged on the day, invoice attached, tax set aside.
Who they work for first
Their biggest client.
You. Your name on the door.

A good manager still earns their cut on the biggest deals and the doors only they can open. This is for everything else, and for everyone who never had one.

$29 a month. Never a commission. Cancel any time.

Six questions and it's live. Free for 14 days, no card. Write a review in month one and month two is on us.

No investors. The only person we answer to is you.

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Founding creators

In their own words.

  • Cabe Thompson

    Actor in San Francisco. I book most of my own work.

Not ready? Five free tools, no account: your number, contract check, what should i charge?, the perfect price, rate calculator, media kit, creator directory and program budget.

Read why this exists, and meet the founding class.

Actor or musician? Same site, in your words. Running a brand’s creator program? Company OS does the same for your team. Free for 14 days, then $99 a month.

Coming soon

The app.

Works on any phone today. The app is coming: a home screen icon, a buzz when a brand writes, your number one tap away.

Everything you put in now comes with you.

Today in Creator OS on a phone