Hyper for Restaurants
Don't hire influencers. Turn on an influence engine.
Hyper finds the local creators who actually move your neighborhood, measures the real influence they create, pays them automatically, and scales what's working. You set a goal and turn it on. You only pay for verified influence delivered.
In one line: every restaurant needs a steady pulse of local micro and nano creators to keep the neighborhood coming in. Hyper gives LA restaurants that pulse from $500 a month, priced per verified influence, with no contracts, no per-post fees, and nothing to manage.
The network, on an active day
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creators posting today
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amplifications
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neighborhood reach generated
Hyper isn't a campaign you launch and forget. It's an operating system for local influence that's always running in the background.
The pulse
Every restaurant needs micro and nano creators. Not once. All the time.
Micro creators (roughly 10k to 50k followers) and nano creators (under 10k) are the people a neighborhood actually listens to about where to eat. One viral moment fills a weekend. A post every week or two from a different local creator keeps you in the feed all month, keeps regulars from drifting, and keeps new faces coming through the door. That steady beat is the cheapest reliable channel a restaurant has, and it is what Hyper runs for you.
From $500 a month
10 Influence Units of verified influence, charged when you publish and renewed monthly while the campaign runs. Turn it off any time.
Priced per verified influence
$50 per IU: real reach, likes, comments, and shares the platforms reported, weighted toward what spreads a restaurant. A post that can't be verified costs nothing.
Nothing to manage
Hyper finds, allocates, schedules, measures, and pays the creators. You approve a goal. No retainer, no negotiating, no chasing posts.
More on why this works and how it compares: why every restaurant needs a pulse of micro and nano creators.
The model
Hyper is to local marketing what Uber is to getting around.
You don't hire drivers. You don't negotiate fares. You don't manage logistics. You press a button and the system handles the rest. Hyper works the same way for influence.
The old job
Hire influencers. Negotiate rates. Chase posts. Manage campaigns. Hope it worked.
The Hyper way
Set a goal. Turn on the engine. Watch verified influence build around your restaurant.
Hands off
You don't manage creators. Hyper does.
The whole operational burden, the part that makes restaurant owners dread influencer marketing, is gone. Hyper runs the loop end to end:
Finds them
Allocates them
Schedules them
Measures them
Pays them
You only approve your growth goals.
Momentum
Build a growing field of local influence.
A post is a moment. An engine compounds. Hyper doesn't run a one-off campaign, it builds momentum around your restaurant week over week.
Week 1
Creators show up
Trusted local creators visit and post about your spot, placed across the neighborhoods you draw from.
Week 2
Their content gets amplifiedComing soon
Strong posts get picked up and amplified by other creators nearby, extending reach past any one follower base.
Week 3
New creators discover you
The activity pulls in fresh creators who find your restaurant on their own and want in.
Week 4
The neighborhood is talking
Shares and word of mouth compound. Hyper keeps the engine running and doubles down on what's working.
The shift
Stop running campaigns. Start compounding influence.
What it looks like
Set a goal. See verified results.
You think in outcomes, not abstractions. So does Hyper. Here's a representative month at a starter goal.
- ✓8 creators allocated
- ✓42,000 local reach
- ✓1,300 engagements
- ✓214 comments
- ✓39 shares
Only paid for verified influence delivered.
Why Influence Units
One unit. Every creator, measured the same.
An Influence Unit is how Hyper compares every creator on a level field and charges only for real influence, not follower count or promises. You never have to understand the formula. You just know every dollar went to impact that actually spread.
It learns your block
Every campaign makes the next one better.
Each campaign teaches Hyper which creators generate the most business in your neighborhood, so the next one is sharper, not stale. You're not buying marketing. You're investing in an engine that learns where you grow.
Why restaurants love Hyper
Built so trying it is the easy call.
- ✓Start at $500 a month. Turn the renewal off any time.
- ✓Beyond that, only pay for verified influence delivered.
- ✓Scale automatically when it's working.
- ✓Flexible payment if you want to preserve cash flow.
- ✓No contracts, ever.
- ✓Hyper handles creators, scheduling, measurement, and payouts.
- ✓Virality is an opportunity, not a surprise overage.
- ✓You focus on serving great food.
FAQ
Common questions from restaurant operators.
What does Hyper cost?
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Hyper starts at $500 a month per campaign. That $500 buys 10 Influence Units (IU) of verified influence at $50 per IU; it is charged when you publish and renews on the same day each month while the campaign runs, and you can turn the renewal off any time. Beyond the minimum you only pay for verified influence Hyper actually delivers; a post that can't be verified earns nothing and costs nothing. No retainers, no agency markups, no per-post fees, no contracts.
Why does a restaurant need micro and nano creators?
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Because that is how a neighborhood decides where to eat. Micro creators (roughly 10,000 to 50,000 followers) and nano creators (under 10,000) are local people whose audience is their own community, and their posts are trusted like a friend's recommendation. A steady pulse of them, a post every week or two from a different local creator, keeps a restaurant in the neighborhood's feed all month, keeps regulars from drifting, and puts new faces in the door. One viral moment fills a weekend; a pulse fills the month.
Is Hyper cheaper than an agency or a one-off influencer post?
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Structurally, yes. An agency retainer bills every month whether or not anything lands. A one-off influencer post is paid before it goes up and you hope. Paid ads stop the moment you stop paying. Hyper charges from $500 a month per campaign, holds it as that campaign's balance until creators earn it with verified influence, and only bills more when more is verified. You get a continuous local pulse for the price of a single sponsored post, with no negotiation and no management on your side.
Do I have to manage the creators?
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No. Hyper finds, allocates, schedules, measures, and pays the creators. You set the neighborhoods you want to grow and a goal, approve, and Hyper runs the rest. You watch it work in a dashboard built for 90 seconds, not an afternoon.
What's an Influence Unit?
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It's how Hyper measures real influence so it can compare every creator on the same scale and charge only for impact that actually spread - a share counts far more than a passive like. You never need to understand the formula. You just see that every dollar went to verified impact, not follower count or promises.
What if a campaign works better than expected?
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That's the point. When content catches, Hyper keeps scaling what's working - virality is an opportunity, not a surprise overage. You set the goal for every campaign, so you stay in control of how far it goes.
How fast does a campaign go live?
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Most LA campaigns are live within 7-10 days of approval. Posts are measured across the 30 days after they go up, so long-tail engagement counts too - you're credited for the impact a post earns, not just its first day.
Can I control how much I spend?
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Completely. You only ever pay for verified impact - never a post that flopped - and you set the goal for every campaign. Pause, slow down, or scale up any time.
Turn on the engine for your restaurant.
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