scrye
For brands

The creator who fits your brand
would make this content anyway.

Write a brief in plain prose. Scrye finds creators whose natural content already aligns with your campaign — then shows you the evidence. Contract, deliver, and pay out entirely on Scrye.

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The full loop

Brief to paid out. Five steps, one platform.

01
Write a brief

Describe your campaign in plain prose — product, audience, voice, budget. No filter menus. No dropdown forms. Scrye reads prose the way a person does.

02
Get a reading — with cases, not scores

Scrye matches your brief against creators whose voice, audience, and existing content already fit — not just their follower count. You get 7 picks with a full written case for each, and marginalia on who was considered but not chosen.

03
Engage creators

Invite who you want. Negotiate rate, usage rights, and deliverables in-product. A contract is generated automatically once terms are agreed.

04
Approve delivery

Creators submit drafts through the platform. Review, request revisions, or approve. All feedback lives in one thread per creator — no scattered email chains.

05
Pay on approval

Funds release the moment you approve the final deliverable. No invoices. No manual transfers. The creator receives 100% of the agreed rate.

What you get back

A magazine, not a leaderboard.

Every reading lays out like an editorial — a featured pick with a full case built from evidence, six supporting picks with their own arguments, and marginalia explaining who Scrye considered but didn't recommend and why.

01
Prose, not scores
80–120 words per pick, written by Scrye
02
Evidence cited inline
Every claim links to the post, rate-card, or prior campaign
03
Marginalia for the rest
Click a not-picked name; the reason appears in the rail
VOL. 01 · ISS. 41PAN & STONE / SYD
Featured
The case for Hannah Liu, in three takes.
Hannah's audience reads captions. Three unsponsored cold-brew posts this year, all of them with patient long-form copy. The inner-west specialty scene already trusts her — she's been building credibility there for four years without making it loud. The brief asks for someone obsessed; she is.
Supporting · 6 picks
Marcus Cole
documentary stills
Priya Shah
recipe long-form
Joel Andresen
three-hour bakes
Tess Yamamoto
street-vendor diary
Dani Reyes
late-night cafe runs
Ben Whittle
third-wave reviews
Marginalia · not picked
Tom Lockyer is already booked this week with the Pelican brief. Lila Brent's rate-card runs above the stated ceiling. Eli North's last three posts skewed evening cocktails, not morning coffee.
READING 0041p. 02
Early accessMAY 2026 · INVITE-ONLY

Find creators who already believe in what you make.

Scrye is invite-only while we seed the creator pool and tune the reading. Sydney food brands first — request access and we'll come back within a day.

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