Who is building Viraloh, and why.

Creator marketing still runs on DMs, spreadsheets, screenshots, and payout apps that don’t talk to each other. Viraloh puts the pieces those tools already imply into one object: a campaign brief that moves from draft to submitted to published to paid, with the budget held until it is earned.

A business publishes the brief and a price per 1,000 verified views. Any creator who fits can apply, submit the work for approval, and post it on their own accounts. Screenshots and platform analytics are checked, suspicious traffic is flagged, and approved earnings move to the creator’s wallet.

There is also a content studio for image, video, and caption generation, faceless video, and scheduling. It exists to make briefs and content faster to produce; the marketplace is the product.

A small team building for businesses and creators who mostly get paid by mobile money and card, and who have been running campaigns by hand. We work in the same product we sell: campaigns, submissions, approvals, and payouts are live, and nothing on the public site is a mock-up of a screen that doesn’t exist.

What we are trying to prove next is that the mechanism works for our own marketing. We run Viraloh on Viraloh; the briefs, content, spend, and results will be published as they land, including the ones that don’t work.

Own campaign results · not yet published