PeakPoint TSP is built and run by PeakPoint Media in Malaysia. It is a self-serve marketplace rather than an agency: you list what you want promoted, TikTok creators apply, and you choose who to work with — keeping the relationship, and the budget, between the two of you.
The usual route into influencer marketing in Malaysia is an agency: you brief them, they select creators from their roster, and they manage the campaign for a fee. That is a real service and it suits plenty of brands, particularly large ones running several campaigns at once.
It is a poor fit for a brand with one product and a clear idea of who should be talking about it. You pay for selection you could do yourself, you see a shortlist rather than the field, and the relationship with the creator belongs to the agency.
A marketplace is the other option. It asks more of you — you read the applications — and in exchange you see everyone who wants the work.
Decide what you are promoting
One product, one campaign, one launch. A listing is specific, which is what lets a creator judge whether it suits their audience.
Publish it to the marketplace
Set the categories, the commission and the window. The listing appears on Browse Products where every creator on the platform can find it.
Shortlist from the directory
While applications come in, browse creators by niche, reach and region, and save the ones you want to approach directly.
Run it from one workspace
Applications, decisions, messages and active collaborations all live in your seller workspace rather than across email and spreadsheets.
Region is on the profile
Country and state or region are part of a public creator profile, which matters when a product ships domestically or a campaign runs in one language.
You choose, not an account manager
Self-serve means you see every application rather than the three someone else shortlisted for you, and you keep the relationship afterwards.
Verified before it is published
A creator’s TikTok handle appears only after we confirm they own the account. A business tick appears only after its registration has been reviewed.
Terms agreed in the open
Commission is part of the listing and the agreed figure is stored with the collaboration, which removes the most common source of disputes.
Conversations with context
A message thread carries the product and the application it came from, so nobody has to ask which campaign is being discussed.
Open to creators anywhere
The platform is built and run from Malaysia, and nothing restricts it to one market — if a creator elsewhere fits your product, you can work with them.
A first listing that goes well usually has these settled beforehand.
In practice, very little — "KOL" is simply the term used more often across Malaysia and the wider region for the same thing. Whichever word you use, the work is the same: someone with an audience makes content about your product.
No. It is a self-serve platform. There is no account manager selecting creators for you and no retainer. You list what you want promoted, read the applications yourself and decide.
Many are, and location is shown on every public profile so you can see for yourself. Nothing limits the platform to one country, and the directory reflects whoever has joined rather than a curated regional roster.
It reflects who has joined and completed a profile, which changes week to week. Browse Creators is open without an account precisely so you can judge whether the platform suits you before signing up — we would rather you looked than took our word for it.
The creator directory and the product listings are both open without an account.
