Zorrid: influencer and UGC marketing for Indian brands and Instagram creators

Two ways, and the invite tells you which before you accept. On a barter campaign the product is yours to keep. On a commission campaign you also get your own link and discount code, and you earn 8% of every sale they bring in — Zorrid pays it out to your bank or UPI monthly once each sale has cleared the 30-day return window. TDS is deducted as the law requires, and a sale refunded after you were paid comes off your next payout.

Every commission campaign gives you your own link and discount code. A shopper who arrives through either is credited to you (if an order has another creator’s code but came through your link, the link wins), your link keeps earning after the collaboration ends, and your deal page shows the clicks, where they came from, the orders and what you have earned. A sale counts once it clears the return window; refunded orders do not.

No. Creating a profile, receiving invites and accepting collaborations are all free for creators. Zorrid earns from the brand side of the campaign.

There is no hard floor. Brands filter on niche, engagement and location as often as on follower count, and a large share of campaigns are aimed at nano and micro creators.

Never. The brief sets the format and the deadline, not the verdict. What you make of the product is yours, and a critical post still completes the collaboration.

Always. Declining costs you nothing and does not affect the invites you see next. Accept only the products you would genuinely use.

You choose per campaign. On barter you cover the product and the shipping. On commission you also pay 10% of each sale a creator’s link or code brings in — 8% goes to the creator, 2% to Zorrid — and a refunded sale is reversed, so you only pay on confirmed sales. Either way each creator on a campaign costs one credit. Credits and commission come out of a wallet you prepay by UPI, card or net banking, and there are no rate cards or per-post fees to negotiate.

On a commission campaign every creator gets their own tracked link and discount code. Report your orders (the WooCommerce plugin, a snippet on your store or a CSV) and the campaign page shows each creator’s clicks, where they came from, the orders, sales and refunds — so you pay commission on confirmed sales only, and know exactly who drove them. Each sale goes to one creator: if a shopper came through one creator’s link but typed another’s code, it belongs to the creator whose link brought them.

Every profile is reviewed before it can receive invites. We check account authenticity, engagement quality and past delivery record, and creators who miss deliverables lose visibility.

Yes, you ship from your own warehouse or 3PL. You add the tracking number to the collaboration and Zorrid keeps the creator updated automatically.

No. You set the format, the talking points and the deadline; the creator sets the verdict. Content an audience believes is the whole return here, and briefs that demand praise are rejected.

Usage terms are part of the brief you write, so you set the window and the channels up front. Creators see those terms before accepting.