Run creator deals from first outreach to signed contract.

Transact at the pace of creation.

Creator deals still run on email, spreadsheets and PDFs. That costs time and money, adds legal risk and cuts ROI. Basa runs the deal in one place.

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Active dealsExample data
CREATORSTATUSRATESCOPE
Alex RiveraSigned$4,5002 Reels, 1 Story
Maya ChenCountered$6,2002 Reels, 1 Story
Jordan SmithOffer sent$3,8002 Reels, 1 Story
Sam PatelSigned$5,1002 TikTok videos
The problem

Creator deal volume keeps growing. The tools to run deals haven't changed since 1999.

Deals still run onEmailTexts and DMsSpreadsheetsWord redlinesPDFs
Today60–80messages to close one deal, over three to five weeks
Talent rep · EmailCan we revisit deliverables?
Agency · SlackClient wants paid usage. For how long?
Legal · EmailWhich version of the contract is this?
Brand · SpreadsheetWhat did we pay her last time?
Creator · DMWhen do I get paid?
Talent rep · WhatsAppFollowing up on this
In Basa1deal record. Every question, answered in one place.
CreatorAlex Rivera Signed
Scope2 Reels, 1 StoryTalent rep
UsagePaid social, 90 daysAgency
ContractVersion 3, signed Oct 14Legal
Rate$4,500 · last deal $4,000Brand
PaymentNet 60 after going liveCreator
Sample data
Time and moneyTodayEvery message takes someone's time, on both sides of the deal. None of it improves the content or brings in revenue.With BasaEvery offer, reply and contract happens in one place. The time and money go to the campaign.
Legal riskTodayMore threads mean more chances to miss something. Companies have been fined and sued over creator posts.With BasaLegal sets the terms once. Every usage right has an end date and an owner.See compliance and risk →
ROITodayWhat you paid is spread across contracts, inboxes and spreadsheets, away from the performance data.With BasaWhat you paid, what you bought and the rights you hold sit in one place, next to the results.See data and insights →

Message and week counts are a Basa operating estimate of 60 to 80 messages a deal. Illustrative, not a measured customer result.

The fix

The same deal, in Basa.

Watch one deal, start to finish, in 90 seconds.

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Names and amounts in this video are examples.

Keep your tools. Basa runs the deal between them.

BEFORE THE DEALCreator platformsFind creators and track results. They keep doing that.
THE DEALBasa
1Outreach2Reply3Negotiate4Contract5Sign
Every step stays on one deal record.The rate, scope, usage terms, owner and history stay with the deal. Redlines when legal needs them.
AFTER THE DEALSigning and paymentDocuSign and your payment tools keep doing their job. The signed copy stays on the deal.Security →

The next deal starts with the last one.

Every signed deal is saved to the creator's profile. Before the next offer, your team sees the last rate, what it covered and the usage terms.

Who uses Basa.

People make every decision. Basa keeps the deal moving.

AgenciesRun every client's creator deals in one place, and keep the history when the client asks.For agencies →
BrandsKnow what you paid, what you own and when it ends, across every agency and office.For brands →
Legal and business affairsSet the terms once. Only the questions that need a lawyer reach you.For legal →
Creators and talent repsSee the offer, answer with your terms and review the contract in one place.For creators and reps →

Creators know what they're saying yes to.

Paid by BasaYou shouldn't have to negotiate a brand deal across five different email threads.@zackrcreatorPaid by BasaNegotiating a brand deal shouldn't mean playing email detective.@goldie.venturesPaid by BasaMultiple partnerships. Multiple timelines. Multiple deliverables.@lydiacreatesugcPaid by BasaIf you're making money from brand partnerships, you're running a business.@sociallysophhhhPaid by BasaCreator confidence isn't an afterthought. It's where we started.@clur.isse

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Built by people who have done these deals.

Adam Schlossman has spent twenty years on every side of the deal: law at the FTC and Akin Gump, close to a decade managing Delta Rae, and producing at Religion of Sports. Ryan Buterbaugh, his cofounder and CTO, has spent twenty years building enterprise software.

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