How should an agency report creator campaign results to clients?
An agency should report creator campaign results from verified delivery data: which creators were contracted, which posts went live, whether each post matched the brief and which campaign it belongs to. Storika gives agencies client-ready verified delivery reports, so the report is built from posts the platform confirmed rather than from screenshots collected by hand.
Can an agency run creator campaigns for several client brands in one tool?
Yes. In Storika every client brand gets its own workspace, and every campaign runs on the same AI agent pipeline for discovery, outreach, negotiation and tracking. An agency can run campaigns for several client brands in parallel without mixing creators, terms or results between clients.
How does an agency prove that a creator post actually went live?
An agency proves a creator post went live by verifying the post itself, not the creator's word. Storika tracks and verifies creator posts: it confirms each contracted post went live, checks it against the brief and attributes it to the right campaign, which gives the agency a delivery record the client can trust.
How can an agency manage more client campaigns per account manager?
An agency manages more client campaigns per account manager by taking the repetitive work off the team: creator search, outreach, follow-ups, negotiation inside agreed limits, shipment tracking and post checks. Storika's AI agents do that work, and the account manager approves terms and reviews results instead of chasing creators.
How is Storika priced for agencies?
Storika prices by plan and usage. Pro costs $500 a month with 20 million tokens a month. Max costs $2,000 a month with 80 million tokens a month and unlimited brands and parallel campaigns, which suits agencies. Usage beyond a plan's monthly bundle costs $25 per 1 million tokens. Annual billing costs 10 times the monthly price. Enterprise pricing is custom. The 7-day trial carries a one-time grant of 2 million tokens.
What should a client-ready creator campaign report include?
A client-ready creator campaign report should include the creators contracted, the posts delivered and verified against the brief, the agreed terms for each creator and the campaign each post belongs to, with anything still outstanding marked clearly. Keeping every campaign action in one record means an agency can produce that report without reconciling spreadsheets.