Send Amazon influencers a brief. Ship only to the ones who commit.

Q: Does Spreesy send the brief for me?

No. You send every message yourself, from your own email or social account, to the contact channel the influencer publishes. Spreesy never contacts an influencer first. Once they answer and confirm an email address, it emails them your replies and shipping updates, and they can stop those emails at any time.

Q: Does the influencer need a Spreesy account?

No. The link opens the brief on a phone with no account and no sign-up. An influencer who claimed their storefront in Influencer Studio also finds every brief in a free Collaborations inbox there.

Q: Will every influencer I brief reply or post?

No. Spreesy cannot promise a reply, a post, a place on your product page or a sale. A brief changes the order: an interested influencer confirms your terms and due date before you ship, so you can ship only to the ones who said yes. When influencers have not answered a brief in 7 days, Spreesy emails you one reminder with a short nudge to send yourself. It never chases an influencer for you.

A brief is one offer for one of your products: what the influencer gets, what you ask for and by when. Spreesy drafts a personal message for each influencer you pick, you send it through the contact channel they publish, and they answer on a private link with no account.

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What @sample-maya sees after opening the link

BBrightfold Kitchen

Verified: brightfold.example

Brightfold Kitchen would like a shoppable video from you

Because your video "Prep faster this week" features this product.

You get: The Brightfold Garlic Press, yours to keep (retail $24.99)
You make: 1 shoppable video on your Amazon storefront, tagged to this product
Timing: Within 14 days of receiving it
Usage rights: None. Your video stays yours.
Disclosure: Say it's a collaboration in your video, as Amazon requires

I'm interested
Interested, at my rate
Ask a question
Not for me

No account needed.

An example brief with a fictional brand and influencer.

How it works

You choose who. They commit before you ship.

Stop shipping samples on a maybe. The offer, the ask and the due date are agreed first.

Write one brief
Pick one of your own products in Tracked products. Say what the influencer gets: a gifted sample, a fee you pay outside Spreesy, a Creator Connections bonus from your own campaign, an invitation to name their rate, or any mix. Then what you ask for: a shoppable storefront video, an idea list or a social post, how many, and a due date counted in days from delivery.
Pick the influencers
Add them from one of your outreach lists, or select them in a search and choose Send brief, up to 25 new influencers a day. Each row shows why they fit: the video, photo post or idea list where they feature this exact product, another variation or a related product.
Send each message yourself
Spreesy writes a first draft for every influencer with AI, from your brief and what they posted. Edit it freely. Copy and open then copies it with its private link and opens the email or social profile that influencer publishes.
Follow every answer to the post
Collaborations sorts your conversations into Needs you, In progress and Done, each on eight steps: Sent, Opened, Answered, Committed, Shipped, Received, Posted, Paid. Both sides can reply there or by email. When you asked for storefront content, Spreesy looks for your product on their storefront after the sample ships and emails you when it finds it.

What the influencer sees

One page on their phone, with no account.

The private link opens a page that leads with your brand.

Who is asking
Your brand, your Amazon store link if you add one, and a Verified line once you verify an email at your brand's own domain.
The offer
The product with its Amazon link, the post of theirs that made you choose them, then five lines: You get, You make, Timing, Usage rights and Disclosure. Usage rights are none unless you add them.
The answers
I'm interested, Ask a question or Not for me, and Interested, at my rate when your brief invites one. Replying to your message works too.
The commitment
After I'm interested, they confirm the terms, give an email for your replies and then a shipping address. Only you see the address, and it is deleted 30 days after delivery.

The rules

Rules that keep a brief safe for both sides.

Drafts are checked
Before you see a draft, and again after every edit, it is checked for a customer review request, a gendered greeting or pronoun, the product link, the brief link and its length. A message that asks for a customer review or drops the brief link cannot be copied and marked sent.
The brand is real
You can add up to three brands. The product's Amazon brand must match yours; where it does not, Spreesy checks the brand before the brief can be sent.
The influencer stays in control
Every brief says it never asks them to buy anything, leave a customer review or share codes, passwords or card details. From the page and from every email they can stop the emails, block your brand, report the brief or delete their details.
Tracking stays honest
"Opened" means the link was opened. A due date turns overdue only after Spreesy has read the storefront after that date and found nothing, so a storefront it has not read is never called "not posted". Spreesy may review a conversation to keep it safe.

What it costs

No extra price, and no cut of what you agree.

Collaboration briefs are part of the seller membership on every plan, at no extra price, and influencers never pay. A fee is between you and the influencer and is paid outside Spreesy: the conversation records what you agreed, and you mark it paid. A Creator Connections bonus is paid by Amazon. See pricing.

With Amazon Creator Connections

Where a brief fits beside Amazon Creator Connections.

In an Amazon Creator Connections Affiliate+ campaign, influencers choose you: any eligible influencer can join, and joining does not oblige them to post. Our Amazon Creator Connections guide covers the rest. A brief runs the other way. You choose the influencers, and each one who is interested confirms what they will make and by when before you ship.

The two work together. For a product on Amazon.com, add your campaign's bonus to the brief, with its percentage, campaign name and end date. The influencer still joins the campaign themselves, under Amazon's rules on who can join and while it has room. Amazon pays the bonus on qualifying sales and bills your advertising account. Spreesy is not affiliated with Amazon and moves no money.

Questions

Before you send your first brief.

Does Spreesy send the brief for me?

No. You send every message yourself, from your own email or social account, to the contact channel the influencer publishes. Spreesy never contacts an influencer first. Once they answer and confirm an email address, it emails them your replies and shipping updates, and they can stop those emails at any time.

Does the influencer need a Spreesy account?

No. The link opens the brief on a phone with no account and no sign-up. An influencer who claimed their storefront in Influencer Studio also finds every brief in a free Collaborations inbox there.

Will every influencer I brief reply or post?

No. Spreesy cannot promise a reply, a post, a place on your product page or a sale. A brief changes the order: an interested influencer confirms your terms and due date before you ship, so you can ship only to the ones who said yes. When influencers have not answered a brief in 7 days, Spreesy emails you one reminder with a short nudge to send yourself. It never chases an influencer for you.

How does Spreesy know when the influencer has posted?

For a storefront video or an idea list, Spreesy looks for your product on the influencer's storefront once the sample has shipped. It counts only what appeared after they committed, and it emails you when it finds it. If it finds another variation, you decide whether that counts. The influencer can also add a link to the post, and you can mark it posted yourself. A social post is yours to confirm: Spreesy reads storefronts, not social accounts.

Which marketplaces and languages do briefs cover?

Briefs cover products on Amazon US, Canada, UK, Germany and France. Messages are drafted in English, German or French: the language the influencer speaks in their videos where Spreesy can tell, otherwise the marketplace's, and you can switch it. A plain template in the same three languages stands in when an AI draft is not available. The brief page and its emails are in English.