ABOUT POSTPASS
PostPass connects local businesses with creators through real, in-person experience campaigns. Every accepted opportunity makes the visit, deliverables, compensation, schedule, guest policy, and content rights visible before the creator books.
THE DIRECT ANSWER
PostPass is a two-sided local creator marketplace. Businesses turn a real visit—such as a dinner, class, stay, service, or event—into a structured creator campaign. Eligible creators choose from opportunities privately opened to their accounts.
PostPass coordinates access, booking, delivery records, verification, and payment status. It is not a public ticket marketplace, an open directory of every campaign, or a promise that any post will produce a particular number of views or sales.
Review what is included, what you will create, when the visit is available, whether a guest is included, what any creator cash requires, and how the business may reuse the finished content.
See creator access →Define the experience and content request first. PostPass then supports private creator matching, direct booking from listed hours, submitted-link review, replacement rules, and clear campaign status.
See business campaigns →PUBLIC INFORMATION STANDARD
Illustrative campaign concepts are never presented as live, bookable inventory. Current opportunities remain inside eligible creator accounts.
The PostPass Field Guide links directly to regulatory or platform guidance when discussing disclosures and branded-content rules.
PostPass does not promise views, followers, bookings, revenue, or sales. Pricing pages distinguish campaign capacity from guaranteed completion.
The marketplace rules distinguish the hosted experience, creator cash, deliverables, organic reposting, paid advertising, and expanded usage.
Account access is not required to use PostPass support or email account@joinpostpass.com.
COMMON QUESTIONS
PostPass is a two-sided local creator marketplace. Businesses publish structured in-person creator campaigns, and eligible creators privately receive access to opportunities that fit their location, content, availability, and account status.
No. PostPass provides marketplace access, matching, booking, campaign records, submission verification, and payment-status tools. The business hosts the experience and the creator independently makes the content they agreed to deliver.
No. Public pages explain how PostPass works and may show clearly labeled illustrative examples. Current bookable opportunities appear only inside eligible creator accounts and use the business's live availability.
No. PostPass coordinates the campaign process and records delivery. Audience response, platform distribution, completed creator capacity, customer bookings, revenue, and sales are never guaranteed.
Creators keep ownership of their work. Unless an accepted opportunity states different terms, the business receives 12 months of non-exclusive organic reposting rights with creator credit. Paid ads, whitelisting, raw footage, and broader usage require a separate written agreement.