Build a consistent layer of local creator influence

Local micro and nano creators can provide locally relevant discovery and recommendation. Audience relevance varies by creator; follower count alone does not establish it. Hyper recommends consistent creator activity as a measurable local marketing channel. We measure platform-reported influence, not visits, orders, customers, or revenue unless those outcomes are separately and directly instrumented.

Why a pulse, not a campaign

• •Hyper recommendation: consider a consistent cadence of posts from relevant creators rather than relying on a single post.
• •Potential benefit: creator content can help people discover restaurants and understand what they offer. This is not a guarantee of a visit or purchase.
• •Measurement: compare verified reach and engagement across posts. Audiences may overlap; reach is not a count of new customers.
• •Pricing: Hyper measures verified influence at $50 per IU. Monthly goals start at $500 and are not spending caps. Your campaign agreement specifies billing timing.

What it should cost

Verified influence costs $50 per IU. Campaign monthly goals start at $500 (10 IU); a goal is not a spending cap. Campaigns enrolled in card-on-file billing have no upfront deposit or recurring minimum charge: Hyper collects verified spend in $100 installments across each enrolled campaign, with smaller settlement charges. Existing campaigns retain their previous $500 monthly minimum agreement. Review your campaign's agreement before activation.

How Hyper compares

• •Hyper uses a different pricing model from traditional agencies and fixed-fee collaborations. Costs depend on the provider and scope; this is not a claim that Hyper always costs less.
• •Marketplaces commonly price individual posts or collaborations upfront. Hyper measures verified influence and bills according to your campaign agreement.
• •Paid ads purchase distribution. Hyper coordinates creator content and measures its influence over 30 days; neither model guarantees restaurant visits or sales.
• •Doing it yourself: DMing creators, chasing posts, guessing what worked. Hyper finds, allocates, schedules, measures, and pays the creators; you approve a goal.

How to start

• •Start at Hyper for restaurants. Los Angeles restaurants can sign up; restaurants outside Los Angeles can join the waitlist and provide their city.
• •Set up your restaurant, add a card, and review your campaign goal and billing agreement before activation. See joining as a restaurant and billing and budget.