fieldwork
the unbillable hours.
every weekend you book the talent.
every tuesday you chase the deliverables.
we have an idea about that.
a market where the math doesn’t work for any human.
brands pay creators five figures per activation. deliverables — in-feed posts, stories, reels, brand tags, FTC disclosures — are owed back. the industry whisper number on full compliance is fifty to sixty percent.
above two-fifty creators, agents close that gap. below, nobody does. you eat the difference. brands eat the difference. the unit economics of policing this don’t work for any human.
they work for an agent.
miss
deal chased
kick in
three layers, one architecture.
the cohort
a fenced membership of operators, creators, and brand-side buyers. small, slow, deliberate. the supply side of every activation is sourced here.
the platform
legal onboarding, member identity, content rights, reciprocity — the rails that make the cohort function as infrastructure rather than a group chat.
the agents
AI agents that ingest brand contracts, draft captions with disclosure baked in, watch instagram and tiktok for fulfillment, and ship a real-time dashboard to the buyer. boring, reliable, priced per deliverable.
what fieldwork can do for you.
activation budgets
that actually deliver.
- ·live compliance dashboard
- ·automated proof-of-fulfillment
- ·payment release without chasing screenshots
the unbillable hours,
billed.
- ·smart calendar across your full book
- ·pre-drafted captions with disclosure
- ·more deals, because brands trust the fulfillment
license the stack
underneath your room.
- ·legal architecture and onboarding flow
- ·platform and member identity layer
- ·agent runtime and playbook
(year two — by introduction)
the gathering is the wedge.
the infrastructure is the company.