Searching TikTok by hand tells you who has an audience. It does not tell you who wants to work with you. On PeakPoint TSP you can do both: browse creators by niche and reach, and list what you want promoted so the creators it suits come to you.
Going looking and being found solve different halves of the same problem. Searching gets you to the creators you already had a hunch about. Listing gets you the ones you did not know existed — and, more usefully, the ones who read what you are selling and decided it suited their audience.
Browse before you commit
Open Browse Creators and look. Niches, verified reach and location are all visible without an account, so you can see whether the right people are here before signing up.
List what you want promoted
Create a product with a description, categories, an image and your commission terms. That listing is what creators search and filter against.
Read the applications
Creators apply with a proposal: the format they have in mind, why it suits their audience, and their rate where the commission is open for discussion.
Accept and start work
Accepting opens a collaboration and notifies the creator. Everyone you did not pick is told too, with a short note from you if you want to add one.
Every public creator profile carries the same set of fields, so you are comparing like with like rather than piecing a picture together from whatever each person chose to mention.
Filter by category
Creators pick the niches they make content in. Filter the directory to the ones that match what you sell instead of scrolling past everyone who does not.
Verified TikTok accounts
A TikTok handle only appears on a profile once we have confirmed the creator owns that account. An unverified claim is not published under anyone’s name.
Reach you can see
Follower counts come from the verified TikTok account itself, so the number beside a creator is the account’s, not one they typed into a form.
Location where it matters
Country and region are shown on public profiles, which matters when the product ships to one market or the campaign is in one language.
Sort by what you care about
Order the directory by relevance, by followers, by rating or by who joined most recently, depending on whether you want reach or a fresh roster.
Talk before you decide
Save a creator to your favourites and start a conversation. Messages carry the product and application as context, so the thread knows what it is about.
The quality of the creators who apply tracks the quality of the listing more than anything else. A vague product with unstated terms gets vague proposals.
Yes. Browse Creators is open to everyone and shows public profile information — display name, imagery, headline, bio, niches, reach and location. You need an account to save a creator, open a full profile or message anyone.
Both, and most brands end up doing both. Browsing is useful when you have somebody specific in mind; listing a product is what brings you creators you would not have found by searching.
Only what is public: their profile, their niches, their verified TikTok reach and their location. Private details are never shown, and a creator’s birth year and age are never shown to sellers at all.
There is no cap. Each accepted application becomes its own collaboration, and your seller workspace lists all of them together with the applications still waiting on a decision.
Browse the creator directory first. Create a seller account when you are ready to list something.
