PeakPoint TSP is a marketplace for TikTok collaborations. Sellers and brands list the products and campaigns they want promoted; creators browse those opportunities and apply to the ones that fit their audience. Everything after that — the proposal, the decision, the conversation — happens in one place.
Most brand-and-creator matchmaking still happens through cold outreach: a brand finds an account it likes, sends a message, and waits. That works until you need more than a handful of creators, at which point it becomes a spreadsheet nobody wants to own.
A marketplace inverts it. The brand publishes the opportunity once, and the creators who want it come forward — which means the brand sees people it would never have thought to search for, and creators find work without having to pitch into silence.
A brand lists a product
A seller describes what they want promoted, picks the categories it belongs to, adds an image, and sets how long the opportunity stays open.
Creators discover it
The listing appears on Browse Products, where any creator can search and filter it by category, commission or closing date — no account needed to look.
A creator applies
The creator sends a proposal explaining how they would promote the product, and where the commission is open for discussion, what rate they want.
The seller decides
Accepting opens a collaboration that links the product, the brand and the creator, records what was agreed, and gives both sides somewhere to talk.
The platform is deliberately two-sided: a seller workspace and a creator workspace, each showing the same collaboration from its own end.
Discovery runs both ways
Brands browse creators by niche and reach. Creators browse products by category and commission. Neither side has to wait to be found.
Applications, not cold outreach
A creator applies with a proposal rather than a DM. The brand sees every application in one place and answers each one.
Commission agreed up front
Each listing carries either a fixed percentage or an invitation to propose terms, so the conversation starts from a number rather than arriving at one.
Verification where it means something
A TikTok handle is only shown once ownership of that account has been confirmed, and a business tick only after its registration has been reviewed.
One workspace per side
Products, applications, messages and collaborations live in the same place, so a campaign is not spread across a spreadsheet and four inboxes.
Built around TikTok
Reach is read from the creator’s verified TikTok account, and listings are written for short-form video rather than adapted from a generic ad brief.
A listing that gets good applications is specific. Creators are choosing between opportunities, and the ones that describe the product, the audience and the terms clearly are the ones that get proposals worth reading.
It is a place where brands with something to sell and creators who make TikTok content can find each other directly. Instead of a brand searching TikTok by hand or an agency making introductions, the brand publishes what it wants promoted and creators come to it.
An agency selects creators on your behalf and manages the campaign for a fee. PeakPoint TSP is self-serve: you list the opportunity, you read the applications, and you choose. That suits brands that want to see the full field and keep the relationship direct.
No. Browse Products, Browse Creators and Browse Brands are all open. An account is only needed to apply to something, save a creator or start a conversation.
Creating an account, completing a profile, listing products, browsing and applying are all free on PeakPoint TSP today. Whatever commission a seller and a creator agree is settled between them.
Browsing is open to everyone. Create an account when you want to list a product or apply to one.
