Keep the whole deal
An AI talent manager with no commission on your brand deals
A no commission talent manager charges a set fee and takes no share of your brand deals. Snippet is an AI talent manager for creators and influencers. It finds brands that fit, pitches them from your own Gmail, follows up and drafts replies. On self-serve you pay a monthly plan and keep everything a brand pays you.
You see brands that fit you first, then pick a plan. Cancel any time in billing settings.
- Plans from $9/month, no commission
- No cut of your deals
- Sends from your Gmail
With a 20% manager
$600 goes to the manager
You keep $2,400
With Snippet self-serve
No share of the deal
You keep $3,000
Invented numbers. Your Snippet plan is billed separately, whether or not a deal closes.
What a commission costs
- of earnings is what human talent managers typically takeBusiness Insider, May 2020
- 10% to 20%
- is the normal manager commission, per an entertainment law firmPfeiffer Law, August 2023
- 15% to 20%
- of creators are under formal managementNeoReach, July 2025
- 24.9%
Every figure, with its sample and dates, is on the brand deal statistics page.
The brand pays you, and all of it stays with you
No share of your deals
Self-serve plans charge a monthly price. Close one deal or ten, and Snippet takes none of it.
The price does not grow with your deals
A commission gets bigger as you earn more. A plan price stays the same when your rates go up.
The work a manager does still gets done
Snippet finds brands that fit, pitches them from your Gmail, follows up and drafts replies. See everything it does
Low offers get a counter
If an offer comes in low, Snippet drafts a counter at your rate for you to approve. How replies and counters work
No agency to sign with
There is no application and no representation contract on self-serve. Cancel in billing settings and you won't be charged again.
You pay in a slow month too
A plan is billed whether or not a brand says yes. A commission manager is paid only when you are. Pick the one that fits how often you close deals.
Start without signing with anyone
01
Connect your socials and Gmail
Snippet reads your public profile to learn what you make. Gmail is how your pitches get sent.
02
See the brands it picked
You get brands that match your content and audience, with a pitch drafted for each one.
03
Read each pitch first
New accounts get a 24-hour review window: anything you don't stop sends after that. You can switch to approve-only in settings.
04
Keep what the brand pays
When a deal closes, the brand pays you directly. Snippet does not hold payments or take a share.
There is no minimum audience size and no application for self-serve.
A monthly plan vs a share of every deal
Managers and agencies are paid a share of what you earn. Marketplaces take a fee on each sale. Snippet self-serve charges a plan price.
| What you compare | Snippet | Human manager or agency | Marketplace (Collabstr) |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | SnippetPlans from $9/month, no commission | Human manager or agency10% to 20% of what you earn | Marketplace (Collabstr)A 15% fee on each sale, per Collabstr's FAQ |
| What you keep from a deal | Snippet100% of it | Human manager or agency80% to 90% of it | Marketplace (Collabstr)85% of each sale |
| When you pay | SnippetEvery month, deal or no deal | Human manager or agencyOnly when a deal pays | Marketplace (Collabstr)Only when a brand buys |
| How you get in | SnippetOpen to any audience size, with no application | Human manager or agencyThey choose who they sign | Marketplace (Collabstr)You list your services and brands search |
| Who finds the deal | SnippetSnippet pitches brands for you | Human manager or agencyThe manager pitches for you | Marketplace (Collabstr)Brands come to your listing |
| Who negotiates | SnippetDrafts counters. You approve every price and term. | Human manager or agencyA person negotiates for you | Marketplace (Collabstr)Brands buy what you list |
Commission range: Business Insider (2020) and Pfeiffer Law (2023), which calls 15% to 20% the norm. Collabstr's fee is from its own FAQ. Share under management: NeoReach (2025). Details are on the brand deal statistics page.
A commission is the fairer deal when your deals are rare: a manager who takes 15% of nothing costs nothing, and a plan is billed every month. A good human manager can also earn back their share on a large contract. Ghost offers representation at 10% of deals booked, by application, and Snippet's own full-service representation takes a share too.
What it costs, and what it won't do
Plans
Starter$9/month
Up to 30 new pitches a month, 5 a day
Plus$19/month
Up to 500 new pitches a month, 20 a day. $108/year if you pay yearly.
Pro$50/month
No plan limit on new pitches. $500/year if you pay yearly.
Follow-ups and replies to brands never count.
What every plan does
- Brands picked for your content and audience
- Pitches and follow-ups sent from your Gmail
- Reply drafts and counters at your rate
- No commission on the deals you close
- No application and no minimum audience size
Know this before you start
- There is no free plan.
- There is no free trial. Cancel any time in billing settings and you won't be charged again.
- No deal is guaranteed. Each brand decides who it works with.
- A plan is billed whether or not a deal closes that month.
- No commission applies to self-serve. Full-service representation is separate, by application, and takes a share of deals the team helps close.
- Self-serve has no human manager.
Facts checked
Who should pay a plan, and who should pay a commission
A good fit if you
- Hate the idea of giving away 20% of every deal
- Want pitches going out now, without applying anywhere
- Already close deals and want to keep all of each one
- Want to approve every price yourself
Skip it if you
- Rarely pitch and want to pay only when a deal lands. A commission fits better.
- Want a person on calls with brands. Hire a manager or apply for representation.
- Need a free tool. Snippet has no free plan.
- Want a promise of deals. No tool or manager can give one.
Questions creators ask about commission
Is there a talent manager with no commission?
Yes. Snippet's self-serve plans take no commission. You pay a monthly plan, from $9/month, and keep all of the money from the deals you close. Snippet finds brands, pitches them from your Gmail, follows up and drafts replies. Its full-service representation is separate: a human team, by application, that takes a share of the deals it helps close.
How much commission do influencer managers take?
Talent managers typically take 10% to 20% of a creator's earnings, industry insiders told Business Insider in 2020. Entertainment law firm Pfeiffer Law puts the norm at 15% to 20%. On a deal where the brand pays ten thousand dollars, a 20% manager keeps two thousand. Marketplaces charge too: Collabstr's FAQ says it takes a 15% fee on each sale.
What is the cheapest AI manager for brand deals?
The cheapest start is free. Bento's site offers a free plan with no card, and Ghost publishes a free plan with 3 emails a day. Snippet has no free plan: plans start at $9/month. There is no free trial. None of its self-serve plans takes a commission. Ghost's representation offer takes 10% of the deals it books, according to its site.
Is a monthly fee better than a commission?
It depends on how often you close deals. A commission costs nothing in a month with no deals and more as you earn more. A monthly plan costs the same every month and takes nothing from a deal. If you close deals regularly, a plan usually costs less. If deals are rare, a commission may suit you better.
Does Snippet ever take a cut of my deals?
Not on self-serve. Self-serve plans take no commission on any deal you close, however large it is. Snippet's full-service representation is a separate service: a human team that you apply to join, with no upfront fee, which takes a share of the deals it helps close. You choose which of the two you want.
Who gets paid when a brand deal closes?
You do. The brand pays you directly, on the terms you agreed with it. Snippet is not a marketplace and does not hold or pass on payments. Your plan is billed separately through your Snippet account, and it does not change with the size of a deal or the number of deals you close in a month.
Can small creators get a manager without paying commission?
Yes. Human managers and agencies choose who they sign. Snippet self-serve has no application and no minimum audience size. It looks at your content and audience, picks brands that fit and pitches them from your Gmail in your voice. Each brand still decides who it works with, so a good match is not a promise of a deal.
Read more before you choose
Keep all of your next brand deal
See the brands Snippet picked for you and read your first pitches. When a deal closes, the brand pays you and none of it goes to Snippet.
You see brands that fit you first, then pick a plan. Cancel any time in billing settings.
- Plans from $9/month, no commission
- No cut of your deals
- Sends from your Gmail