You're juggling deals across every creator you represent, out of your inbox, a spreadsheet, and whatever the creator remembers to tell you. Kitscore gives you one place to see every deal, every deadline, every payout — and catches the exclusivity conflict before a sponsor does.
Sophie Lau
Willow Skincare deal
Marcus Chen
Payout pending
Priya Shah
Nova Fitness deal
built for how managers work
a shared operating layer
Exclusivity conflict scan
Catches a roster-wide conflict before a sponsor does
One ledger, every creator
Escrow status and payouts across your whole roster
Invite creators directly
Build your roster without waiting to be invited
White-labeled reports
Agency plan: sent to clients under your own brand
a live manager roster · move your cursor, click to flip
Two of your creators sign competing beauty brand deals the same week. Nobody catches it until a client does — and asks why you didn't.
A deliverable is overdue and you only hear about it when the sponsor emails asking where it is, not from the creator who owed it.
Which of your creators actually got paid this month? Without a shared ledger, that's a question you answer by asking each of them.
Create your own Kitscore account — no need to wait for a creator to invite you first.
Send a direct invite by email to anyone you represent. They accept, and they're on your roster.
Deadlines, escrow status, and payouts across your whole roster — not one creator's inbox at a time.
Run a roster-wide exclusivity check before a client finds a conflict you missed.
Checks your roster's signed contracts against each other — not a promise it catches every real-world conflict, but a real second set of eyes before you sign the next one.
Escrow held, released, and settled — across every creator you represent, not one deal at a time.
Sign up on your own, then invite the creators you represent directly — you don't need a creator to invite you first.
Sponsor decision memos and creator reports sent under your own brand, not Kitscore's.
Add staff who need access to your roster, without sharing your own login.
Manager caps at 5 creators. Agency removes the cap for larger operations.
No charge until your trial ends, and you can cancel any time before then.
Not sure which fits? Start with Manager — you can move to Agency in-app whenever your roster grows past 5.