Questions, answered plainly.

Market infrastructure for creators. Klairova counts what an audience does after it sees a creator’s work, the clicks, sign-ups, sales and downloads, and credits each result to the person who drove it. Around that record it runs payments, contracts and the tools creators sell from, so companies can run creator campaigns like ad campaigns and publishers can show advertisers what their readers do.

Creators of every kind, from influencers, UGC creators and podcasters to writers, artists, freelancers, community builders, event organisers and course builders. Companies that hire them: brands, agencies and enterprises. And publishers that sell to advertisers.

Yes. Every feature is free to use. A platform fee applies only when a payment goes through Klairova: 4% in your local currency, 6.5% in US dollars, pounds or euros. Your first 5 sales carry no fee at all. Agencies are free with volume conditions, and enterprise plans are custom.

No. Creators get their tracked links automatically when they join a campaign. Brands build campaigns step by step. Adding Klairova Pixel to a website is one line, and there’s a WordPress plugin.

Yes. Klairova installs on your home screen from the browser on Android and iPhone, with notifications.

When you join a campaign, Klairova creates a link and a code just for you. Every click on your link is recorded, and if that person signs up or buys within the campaign’s attribution window, the result is credited to you. If they type your code instead of clicking, it still counts.

Yes, as they happen: clicks, sign-ups, purchases and what you’ve earned, per campaign and in total. Your Data Sheet keeps every result from every Klairova campaign, ready to show the next brand.

Yes. Campaigns can pay per click, sign-up, sale, download or install, per 1,000 reached, a revenue share, or a base fee with any of those on top. Milestone payouts and equity are possible because both sides see the same numbers.

Digital products with instant delivery, courses, books, event tickets, memberships, bookings and mentorship, art and licences for your content. Each comes with its own page and checkout.

Your name on Klairova. Brands find and invite you by it, and it appears on your profile, rate card and links.

Create the campaign, set the budget, the attribution window and what each result is worth, then invite creators by @tag or email, or open it for applications. Each creator gets their own tracked link once they accept the terms.

Add Klairova Pixel to your website, send events from your server through the Klairova Attribution API (KAAPI), and use the Klairova Mobile SDK in your app. Every sign-up, sale and install is credited to the creator whose link sent the customer.

Yes. Each campaign decides whether creators see revenue figures or only clicks and sign-ups.

Yes. Invite anyone by email; their place in the campaign is held until they sign up.

The creator directory shows each creator’s results from past Klairova campaigns. Filter by type, niche, country, audience and performance, and save them to shortlists.

What readers did after they left your site: the clicks, sign-ups, sales and downloads each sponsored piece drove, by article and by writer.

With Klairova Pixel on your site, a reader who visits and reaches the brand within 30 days is still credited to you. A direct click on a tracked link always takes priority.

Yes. A Publisher Network groups publications for combined reporting and joint brand deals. Each publication joins only when it accepts the invitation.

Buyers can pay in 136 currencies. You can hold balances and be paid out in 107, to a bank account or mobile money. The full lists are on the Coverage page.

Every invoice has its own payment page. The client opens the link and pays by card or bank transfer, with no Klairova account needed, and reminders go out until it’s paid.

No. Withdrawals are free above each currency’s minimum.

The time, device type, browser, country and whether it’s a first visit. We don’t take personal details like email addresses from a click; sign-ups and purchases carry only what the brand sends.

No. Creators see totals, never the people behind them.