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Rate Cards

What rate cards are, how influencers configure them, and why they are required for discovery.

A rate card is an influencer’s published pricing for each type of content they create. Brands use rate cards when filtering discovery results and when setting offer amounts in the invite cart.

Rate Card Structure

Rates are set per platform and per deliverable type:

Platform Deliverable Types
Instagram Reels, Posts, Stories
TikTok Videos
YouTube Videos, Shorts

Each cell stores a minimum price (the floor the influencer will accept for that deliverable type). Influencers set rates from Settings → Rates in their dashboard, dynamically populated from active platforms in the registry.

Admin Controls & Minimum Rate Floor

Administrators have full governance over the rate card feature from Influenzic → Settings → Social Accounts & Platforms:

  • Enable Influencer Rate Cards (inzc_enable_rate_cards) — Master switch. When disabled, the entire Rate Cards tab is cleanly hidden from influencer settings, and rate card cards are omitted from discovery profiles.
  • Minimum Rate Card Price Floor (inzc_min_rate_card_price, default: $5.00) — Platform-wide minimum price floor enforced server-side. Creators cannot set individual deliverable prices below this threshold, protecting market health and eliminating spam offerings.

Storage

Rate cards are stored as JSON in inzc_rate_cards user_meta. The lowest rate across all deliverable types for each connected platform is also synced to wp_inzc_social_accounts.rate_min, which powers the rate-range filter in brand search.

Level 1 Gate

An influencer must have an approved rate card on at least one connected platform to unlock Creator Level 1. Without a rate card, quality score thresholds are irrelevant — the influencer stays at Level 0 and does not appear in brand discovery results.

Developer Extensibility: Only active platforms from the Platform Registry appear in the rate card UI. Developers can extend available deliverable types per platform via the inzc_platform_deliverable_types filter hook.

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