FAQ

What exactly does Asane Agents do?

We’re an influencer marketing brokerage. We connect brands and creators who actually fit — not just by numbers, but by audience, tone, and goals. We handle the dealmaking, negotiation, and campaign structure so both sides get real outcomes, not noise.

Are you a management agency or a marketplace?

Neither. We’re a brokerage — a bridge between quality creators and credible brands. That means we work on both sides selectively, ensuring alignment and fair terms for every deal.

How do you ensure campaign quality and results?

We only take on a small number of creators who align with our core principle — quality over volume. We look for creators who know their audience deeply, engage authentically, and create content that converts.

How do you choose influencers for your roster?

Before we launch, we define success clearly: reach, conversions, visibility, or revenue. Every deal has measurable checkpoints. Afterward, we report back with insights tied directly to the brand’s goals.

How do you charge for your services?

What’s your approach to negotiations?

How do you handle transparency and trust?

Everything is documented — scopes, deliverables, rights, timelines, and payments. Both parties see exactly what they’re agreeing to. Trust isn’t claimed; it’s built through clarity.

For brand collaborations, we typically earn a brokerage margin — negotiated transparently between both parties. For long-term representation, we charge a commission (Average Industry range), aligned with your success.

Respectful, calm, and confident. We’re firm but fair — never pushy or desperate. We believe professionalism earns better deals and longer partnerships.

Why should creators join you instead of another agency?

Can small brands afford influencer marketing through you?

We protect your calendar, negotiate real value, and only bring you campaigns that match your audience. No spammy deals or one-off pushes — just partnerships that grow your brand and income.

Absolutely. We tailor campaigns to budgets without compromising impact. Micro- and mid-tier creators often outperform bigger names when the audience fit is right