Building feat. — the marketplace where creators and brands co-sell through co-branded pages, not affiliate links.

The creator economy runs on partnerships, but the infrastructure is still stuck in affiliate marketing. Brands hand creators a generic URL. Creators promote something that doesn’t look or feel like theirs. Conversion data lives in the brand’s backend. Commissions are low, attribution is messy, and the “partnership” rarely feels like one.

feat. is built around a different unit: the co-branded page. A brand lists a product on the marketplace. A creator finds a fit, submits a short pitch, and once approved, feat. spins up a co-branded storefront — the brand’s kit paired with the creator’s identity. Same offer, same checkout, shared tracking — but it reads like their recommendation, not a redirect.

For creators, it’s a way to monetize with real revenue share (not 5–15% affiliate crumbs), a page that keeps converting after the launch post, and attribution they can actually trust.

For brands, it’s one page, many creator versions — on-brand every time, with an inline pitch inbox, co-promotion controls (commission per sale or upfront pay), and automatic payouts so ops doesn’t become the bottleneck.

The loop is simple: Browse → Pitch → Approve → Earn. We’re building the marketplace layer that makes creator–brand collabs work like partnerships, not link drops.

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