Talerhouse represents creators who move product, not just impressions.
We represent our clients in brand partnerships and build the commercial side of their reach. You deal with one point of contact, on behalf of the creator, from the first message to delivery. Before any number is discussed, we ask five questions, so the proposal fits the creator and the campaign.
A small roster, chosen on purpose
A small roster, capped at twelve seats, built one creator at a time. We are selective about who joins and selective about which partnerships we bring to them, so every placement is a real fit, not a reach number.
There are no creator names and no follower counts on this page yet. We would rather say so than show you a number we cannot stand behind.
Reach and engagement figures are shared once a conversation starts, as they are.
on behalf of the creator, from the first message to delivery.
How Talerhouse represents creators, last verified 27 October 2026
answered before any number is discussed.
Brand qualification, last verified 27 October 2026
on the roster. The cap is public and it does not move.
Roster rule, last verified 27 October 2026
Five questions before any number
Every inquiry gets the same short qualification, so the proposal fits the creator and the campaign. We ask about:
- Deliverables: what the creator makes and posts.
- Campaign window: the dates the campaign runs.
- Usage rights and whitelisting: where and for how long your brand may reuse the content, including running it as ads.
- Exclusivity: whether the creator stays clear of competing brands.
- Budget: what you have in mind to spend.
We do not skip a step.
One contact, one voice
You do not negotiate with the creator directly. You deal with Talerhouse, on behalf of the creator, and everything you receive from us reads in the same voice.
There is no combined reach figure for the roster on this page, and there will not be one until we can stand behind it.
Questions brands ask before an inquiry
How does a brand inquiry work?
You fill in a short form: your company, your name and role, your work email and one line on what you have in mind. You can also name the creator or area of the roster that caught your attention. We reply personally with a few questions, then put together a proposal.
Who is on the roster?
The roster is capped at twelve seats and stays small on purpose. We do not publish names or follower counts yet. Once we are in a conversation, we tell you which creators could fit your campaign and share their figures as they are.
What do you ask before you name a number?
Five things: the deliverables, the campaign window, usage rights and whitelisting, exclusivity, and your budget. We ask them every time, and no number is discussed before they are answered.
Who signs and who invoices?
Talerhouse represents the creator, so the campaign runs through us, from the first message to the paid invoice. Talerhouse is a trading name of IUX International Limited, registered in Cyprus under HE432183. The contract is a separate signed document for each campaign, and it sets out the parties and the invoicing.
How fast do you reply?
We reply personally. The reply comes from a person and asks a few questions about the campaign. There is no media kit to download yet, so the reply is what we promise.