DGIQUBE

Influencer deals where the money is already waiting.

DGIQUBE holds the brand's payment before any work starts and releases it when the post is live. Creators stop chasing invoices. Brands stop paying for followers that do not exist.

Built for India and the UAE. Rupees and dirhams, GST and VAT.

Example deal

2 Reels for a tea brand

Payment held
Creator fee
₹28,000
GST on fee, 18%
+ ₹5,040
TDS kept for the tax office, 10%
− ₹2,800
Creator receives
₹30,240
  1. Signed
  2. Paid in
  3. Posted
  4. Released

How a deal moves

  1. Step 1

    Brief

    The brand writes what it needs: platform, number of posts, budget, dates.

  2. Step 2

    Match

    Creators with a verified passport apply with their price. The brand shortlists.

  3. Step 3

    Contract

    Both sides sign one contract with the disclosure and usage terms already in it.

  4. Step 4

    Payment held

    The brand pays before work starts. The money waits with a licensed payment partner.

  5. Step 5

    Post and release

    The post goes live, the numbers come in, and the creator is paid.

One account type for each side of the deal

Creators

Free

  • A passport link for your bio: audience, past work, rates
  • Brands contact you, not someone claiming to be your manager
  • Payment is held before you shoot
  • Invoice, GST and TDS records made for you

Brands and businesses

Plan plus a fee per deal

  • Search creators by city, niche and real audience
  • Brief, shortlist, contract and approval in one place
  • Pay once; we hold and release
  • See reach, clicks and sales per creator

Agencies

Agency plan

  • Run campaigns for several clients
  • A roster your creators have confirmed
  • Team roles for finance and campaign managers
  • Reports under your own name

The rules are built in

Every contract and every post is checked against the rules of the country the campaign runs in, before money moves.

India

  • Paid-partnership label checked before a post is approved
  • TDS and GST worked out on each payment
  • PAN and GSTIN verified on the passport

United Arab Emirates

  • Advertiser Permit number and expiry on the passport
  • UAE campaigns closed to creators without a valid permit
  • Proof of the permit saved with each deal