Feed Orbitvibe one wellness creator — get a whole protein, greens, nootropics, and women's-health shortlist back. Offers auto-drafted per creator in FDA/FTC/EFSA-safe language. Autopilot outreach runs the full cadence. The 20-person partnerships team, done by 2 — no agency retainer.
Tell us your ingredient class, price point, and markets. We return a matched creator shortlist, claim-compliant native-language outreach drafts, and the seeding + paid-collab contracts we use in supplements.
So we know who the plan is for.
Matched creators · outreach templates · collab contract · 3 business days · no card
Generic influencer platforms treat supplements as a wellness tag. We treat it as the entire product — dataset, ingredient-class scoring, claim compliance, languages, contracts, and subscription attribution.
Drop any wellness, fitness, or supplement creator into Orbitvibe and the audience-intent graph returns similar profiles — then similars-of-similars. One morning-routine creator seeds your entire protein/greens/nootropics/women's-health pool. No more guessing which hashtag to scrape.
Country, language, category (protein, greens, nootropics, sleep, women's health, men's health), and relational-graph filters — scoped to creators whose audience converts on bottles. FDA/FTC/EFSA claim-compliance is applied to the shortlist before you ever see it.
No template copy-paste. Orbitvibe drafts a personalized outreach for each creator — tuned to your subscription CAC, anchored to their content, and rewritten in claim-compliant language (structure/function only, DSHEA disclaimers, FTC #ad rules, EFSA-approved phrasing in the EU).
Opens tracked, follow-ups sequenced, replies routed. You don't babysit a Google Sheet of creators or copy-paste DMs across nine languages — the full outreach cadence ships and reports back with the creators who said yes.
Supplement brands typically run partnerships with outreach, negotiation, compliance review, and performance tracking across a 15-20 person team. With Orbitvibe, two people run the same program end-to-end — same volume of creators, more claim-safety, faster to first post.
Replace the $8–20k/month supplement-agency retainer and the headcount. Discovery, claim-compliant drafting, autopilot outreach, contracts, and subscription-LTV attribution — one tool, one dashboard, one subscription CAC number you can actually defend to the board.
Collabs don't replace your Meta, Google, or Amazon ads — they feed them. Paid traffic gets cheaper creative that clears the health classifier, subscription conversion climbs, and retention compounds for a year.
Supplement CAC is usually gated by disclosure-heavy Meta ads. Collabs arrive pre-trusted with the creator's routine — the viewer signs up to subscribe, not to try-once. Blended CAC drops across paid channels while they keep running.
Routines convert. When the creator shows the product inside a morning stack, viewers skip the one-bottle cart and go straight to subscribe. Recharge and Shopify Subscriptions sign-up rates lift without discounting the monthly price.
Creator subscribers stick. The creator's ongoing content — re-mentions, stack updates, results posts — reactivates the subscriber and reduces churn. Month-12 LTV more than triples vs. cold-acquired subscribers.
Creator reels index on search and get cited by AI answer engines for queries like 'best magnesium for sleep' and 'creatine for women'. Ingredient authority compounds for 12+ months — cheaper everything downstream, including branded search.
Drop your product category (protein, greens, sleep, nootropic, fem-health…), price band, and target markets. Orbitvibe scans Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube for creators already posting routines, stack reveals, and morning/evening content — scored for audience purchase intent, not generic wellness-tag volume.
Send claim-compliant native-language outreach. The creator receives a 3-month supply in exchange for an authentic routine-integration series — first try, week 4 check-in, month 3 results. Contract templates include FTC #ad rules, DSHEA disclaimers, UGC rights for Meta/TikTok ads, exclusivity window in your category.
First unboxing, week-4 update, month-3 'I'm still taking this', seasonal stack inclusion, yearly 'favorites' round-up. Each drop feeds UGC-ad pool, Shopify PDPs, lifecycle email, and organic search — with subscriber retention attribution on every piece.
US FDA/FTC, EU EFSA authorized-list claims, UAE ESMA, UK MHRA — the system knows which phrasing clears which jurisdiction and swaps the creator brief at draft time. You don't need a separate legal review per country.
Tell us your ingredient class and markets. We'll match creators, draft claim-compliant outreach, and send you the seeding + paid contracts we use in supplements.
So we know who the plan is for.
Matched creators · outreach templates · collab contract · 3 business days · no card
The questions supplement founders, growth leads, and compliance owners actually ask — about matching, seeding vs paid, claim rules, and subscription attribution.
No — it sits underneath them. Meta's health classifier keeps hammering supplement brands with rejections and high CPMs because cold ads can't say what the ingredient does. Creator content builds the trust first: the viewer already saw the bottle inside a routine, already heard the creator say why they take it. That means your paid channels (Meta, Google, TikTok, Amazon DSP) run against warmer demand with UGC creative — branded search volume rises, Amazon organic rank improves, and blended CAC drops. You keep running paid. Collabs just make it cheaper.
Every outreach draft runs through a claim-compliance pass before it lands in the creator's DMs. Disease claims ('cures', 'treats', 'prevents', 'diagnoses') are blocked. Structure/function claims get auto-paired with DSHEA disclaimers. FTC #ad tagging is enforced per platform (Meta, TikTok, YouTube, Amazon Influencer). For EU campaigns we swap in EFSA-approved claim language; for UAE we swap in ESMA phrasing. You don't have to catch it in review — the system catches it at draft time.
We score creators for supplement-specific buying signal across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube: on-camera routine behaviour (visible bottles, morning stacks, supplement fridges), content topic density (magnesium, creatine, greens, sleep, pre), audience question patterns (pricing, subscription, flavor, third-party testing), brand mentions, and comment sentiment around 'worth it / waste'. Generic influencer tools index everyone under 'wellness' or 'fitness' and miss this population.
The vertical tag you pick (protein, greens, nootropics, sleep, creatine, fem-health, gut…) maps to a scored creator pool that already discusses that exact category. If you sell a women's hormone support, we surface creators whose audience actively asks about cycle-support, not generic 'wellness'. If you sell a clinical-dose creatine, we surface creators whose audience already debates mono vs HCL. The match is at the ingredient class, not a keyword search on bio.
Both — tracked as separate funnels. Seeding (a 3-month supply in exchange for routine-integration content) is how most supplement brands start: low risk, builds authentic 'I tried this for 90 days' content, strong UGC output for ads. Paid collabs layer on once seeding surfaces creators with clear audience fit and subscription conversion. Our templates cover both — seeding contract has a 30-day content trigger, paid template has deliverables + UGC rights + exclusivity window inside your category.
Every creator gets a UTM'd landing URL plus a branded subscribe-and-save code plus an affiliate link. We read Shopify + Recharge + Klaviyo webhooks, track first-touch vs last-touch on a 30-day window, capture the subscription activation (not just the first-bottle purchase), and roll up 3/6/12-month retention per creator. You see which morning-routine reel paid for the subscriber who's still on auto-refill at month 12.
Yes — and we take the rule-swap seriously. For EU campaigns, approved structure/function claims are restricted to the EFSA authorized list. Our draft engine auto-swaps non-EFSA phrasing to compliant alternatives and disables claims that don't clear the list. For UAE / GCC we swap to ESMA-compliant phrasing. Creators receive the right script for their audience's jurisdiction, not a US-only brief.
First collab live inside 10–14 days of your shortlist. First subscribe-and-save sign-ups typically land within 48 hours of the first post. By month two, most brands have 10–25 creators actively posting and a stable subs-per-creator number they can plan against. The retention curve — week-4 update, month-3 results, seasonal re-mentions — is where the LTV uplift shows up, typically month three onward.
Contracts include a minimum-content-phase clause (first try + week-4 update + month-3 results) plus a replacement-content clause if the creator exits the routine. Across thousands of supplement collabs, contract violations trigger under 1% of the time — most creators post 2–3× the contracted volume because routine content performs well for their own channel. We also filter for creators who've historically sustained routines longer than 90 days, so the base rate is already higher.
Supplement agencies run $8–20k/month retainers with opaque creator economics, 3–6 month lead times, and no claim-compliance check before outreach ships. GRIN / Aspire / Upfluence index everyone and surface <1% of supplement-relevant creators — no ingredient-class scoring, no FDA/FTC/DSHEA guardrails, no EU/GCC rule swap, no subscription attribution. Orbitvibe is built for supplement end-to-end, typically 45–65% cheaper on fully-loaded subscription CAC and an order of magnitude faster to first post.
Still have a specific question about your formula or jurisdiction? Request your plan — we answer in writing with the shortlist, typically inside 3 business days.
