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Distribution infrastructure for technology companies

One brief in. A plan you can sign. Proof for every placement.

distribution.wtf provides distribution infrastructure for technology companies, run as organic distribution. Tell us what you are shipping, who needs to care and what you want to achieve. Our AI decides where the budget should go across a curated network of creators, UGC creators, clipping, podcasts, newsletters, Reddit communities and events, our team coordinates the execution, and every placement comes back with proof.

Built for humans. Callable by agents through API and MCP, not live yet.

1,400+

creators, clippers, shows, newsletters and Reddit communities in the network

42

campaigns planned and run for technology companies

38M

organic views delivered across those campaigns

9 days

median time from brief to first placement live

Launches run for

  • ClickUp
  • Gushwork AI
  • Tab

What you get back

Here is what one brief turns into.

Your intent becomes an audience, the network nodes that reach it, a budgeted allocation and an approval gate. Nothing is booked or spent until you sign off.

Distribution plan

Example brief

Launch our Series A announcement to US AI engineers. $50K budget.

Audience

AI engineers in the United States, builders at startups and labs.

Reached through creators, newsletters, podcasts, events, reddit communities.

Network
  • Applied ML explainer
  • AI engineering digest
  • Infra founders podcast
  • AI builders night, SF
  • Platform engineering subreddit
Allocation

$50,000 across 5 channel types, Oct 10 to Oct 24, 23 placements proposed.

Approval

Waiting for your sign-off

Policy: spend up to $50K, approved creative only. Nothing is booked before you approve.

In one paragraph

distribution.wtf is distribution infrastructure for technology companies. One brief and one budget become an audience-aware plan: our AI decides where the budget should go across a curated network of verified, available and purchasable creators, UGC creators, clipping, podcasts, newsletters, Reddit communities and events, our team coordinates the execution with your approval and pays every creator, every placement comes back with proof of what happened, and each result teaches the next plan. API and MCP access, so your own agents can call the same workflow, is not live yet.

Agent access through typed tools, from opening an intent to stopping a run, is not live yet. Creators join the other side of the network through our creator partnership.

What happens here

One brief. One budget. One distribution network.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Product, audience, objective, budget.

  2. 02

    Plan

    A mix you can read and approve.

  3. 03

    Network

    The nodes that reach your audience.

  4. 04

    Execution

    Booked, briefed, published.

  5. 05

    Evidence

    Asset, timestamp, live URL, spend.

  6. 06

    Outcomes

    What the campaign actually moved.

The engine

It keeps learning what works.

The engine plans toward your outcome, not toward impressions. Today the AI picks the channels and creators for your goal and our team runs the relationships and payouts; every campaign makes the next plan better.

Available today, tracked by our team

Watches what is working

Each placement comes back with its tracked link and proof of delivery, plus the clicks, visits, signups or qualified leads the campaign can measure, matched to the node and format that produced them.

How it works. Each placement gets its own tracked link, and the results it drives come back to you with its proof of delivery. A brand workspace where they land as they happen is not live yet.

Available today, selected by AI

Maps the data points to your goal

Audience, channel, format, price, timing and outcome are the parameters. Your objective decides which of them the plan optimises for.

How it works. Your brief becomes an intent with an objective, and the AI scores every creator, channel and community on audience, geography, format, availability and price against it, not against reach.

Available today, carried by our team

Learns from brands like yours

Patterns from campaigns with a similar audience and objective shape the next plan, used at the pattern level.

How it works. Today the team carries what each campaign taught into the next plan, so a new brief starts from what has already worked for a similar audience.

Available today, run by our team

Acts, then stops for you

The plan is booked, the creators are briefed, the work goes live and every creator is paid, by our team, one to one. Spend, new terms and publishing wait for your sign-off.

How it works. Your own agents driving the same run through typed tools is not live yet. When it is, they will work inside the limits you set on spend, channels and geography, and every run will pause for your approval.

Why this compounds

A network that gets better each time it is used.

More creator businesses make more durable inventory; more campaigns make better plans; better plans bring repeat demand and more creator income.

  1. Available today

    Better plans

    Each campaign teaches the team which creators, formats and prices worked for which audience, and that judgement shapes the next plan. Creator relationships deepen with repeat, paid work.

  2. Not live yet

    Deeper supply

    The creator properties we help build become recurring places in the network that brands can book again.

  3. Not live yet

    Your own agents

    Your own agents request plans and follow runs, with your approval on anything that spends.

Built for technology companies

Your company is technical. Your audience does not have to be.

SaaS, AI, consumer tech, infrastructure, cybersecurity, fintech, hardware and deep tech. The brief defines who needs to care, and the plan reaches them wherever they are.

Built for the moments that matter: Funding announcement, product launch, major release, category entry and market expansion.

  1. 01AI agentConsumers, professionals, teams, developers
  2. 02Productivity SaaSConsumers, SMBs, startups, enterprises
  3. 03Fintech appConsumers, SMBs, finance teams, enterprises
  4. 04DevToolDevelopers, engineering teams
  5. 05CybersecurityConsumers, security teams, IT teams, CISOs
  6. 06RoboticsConsumers, industrial buyers, engineers, researchers
  7. 07AI infrastructureDevelopers, ML teams, enterprises
  8. 08Consumer AIMass-market consumers, prosumers
  9. 09Hardware startupConsumers, enthusiasts, professionals, enterprises
  10. 10Deep techResearchers, engineers, industrial buyers, enterprises

The problem is coordination

Channels are everywhere.
Coordinating them across channels is the hard part.

Every creator, clipper, show, newsletter, subreddit and event runs its own contract, price, timeline and report. A launch across ten of them is ten relationships, and none of the numbers line up.

Today: one launch, seven counterpartiesIllustrative
CounterpartyContractPricingTimelineReporting
Creator oneDM + PDFFlat fee2 weeksScreenshots
Creator twoTalent managerCPM + usage5 weeksNative stats
PodcastNetwork IOCPM, 3-ep min6 weeksDownload est.
NewsletterSelf-serve formPer sendNext slotOpen rate
CommunityAdmin introNegotiatedUnclearNone
EventSponsor deckTiered packageEvent dateBadge scans
AgencyRetainer SOWMonthly + markupKickoff firstMonthly deck

With distribution.wtf

One relationship. One contract. One budget. One report.

The network still has many channels. You just stop coordinating them yourself.

Ready-to-run channels

Clipping and UGC, as fast as the specialists.

Inside any plan, the short-form channels run as packages with a fixed scope and turnaround, measured against your goal, not just views.

Launch clip pack

One founder demo, podcast or talk cut into short-form across TikTok, Reels, Shorts and X by our clippers.

40 clips in 72 hours

1.2M median organic views per pack

UGC creator pack

Creators who match your buyer make native demos, reactions and how-tos your brand can run.

12 videos in 10 days

3.1x median engagement against brand-made posts

Reddit and community pack

AMAs, threads and community sponsorships placed where your buyers already ask questions.

5 communities in 2 weeks

18% median click-through from community threads

Why now

The money moved. The way it is bought did not.

What the market shows, and what we are betting on, labelled as each.

Evidence

Budgets are being reallocated to creators and communities.

Total marketing budgets are flat (Gartner), yet US creator ad spend reached $37B in 2025, up 26% (IAB), and developer marketers rate community and events their highest-return channel (Draft.dev 2026). The money is moving between channels; the way it is bought has not.

Our bet

Buying it is still ten separate relationships.

Discovery, pricing, contracts, payments and measurement sit with different people and tools, so a launch across ten channels is ten deals that never add up to one report.

Our bet

Trusted voices matter more as content gets cheaper.

When anyone can generate a thousand posts, the scarce thing is a person an audience already trusts. Organic distribution through those people becomes the premium channel.

Our bet

Growth work is moving into agents.

Agents already reach tools through MCP. When a company's own agent can call distribution the way it calls any other service, the rail it calls becomes the default.

The network

Distribution is a graph, not a directory.

Every node is a real distribution property, verified, available and purchasable: it has an audience, a geography, a format and a price, and it is reviewed before it joins. Your brief is matched to the part of the graph that reaches your audience.

Select a light to see what it carriesExample nodes
your briefCreatorCreatorCreatorPodcastPodcastNewsletterNewsletterEventReddit communityMediaPartner

Newsletter

AI engineering digest

Audience
AI engineers, 64K subs
Geography
Global
Format
Primary slot
Availability
Oct 12
Price band
$$

Creators, Podcasts, Newsletters, Events, Reddit communities, Media, Partners.

Where we fit

Each option owns a slice. We are building the whole loop.

One brief across every organic channel, planned against your goal, run end to end, with supply we help creators build. Each option below does one part of that well.

OptionDoes well
Agencies and in-house teamsRelationships, judgement, negotiation.
Creator marketplacesDiscovery, campaigns and payments for creators.
Clipping and UGC enginesFast clips, UGC and seeding at volume.
Developer-GTM specialistsDeep technical creator networks.
AI marketing agentsContent generation and campaign automation.

Chapter one, for brands

One brief in. A whole network out.

One beam, every shore it needs to reach.

The brand workflow

Tell us what you are shipping. Get a plan you can approve.

No shortlists to curate and no contracts to chase. The brief comes back as a distribution mix with budget, timeline, deliverables and an approval step.

New distribution brief

Example brief

What are you shipping?

Product
Ledgerly, spend management for startups
Target audience
Founders and finance leads at seed to Series B startups
Objective
Qualified demo requests
Geography
United States, United Kingdom
Budget
$80,000
Constraints
Approved creative only. No gambling or crypto adjacency.

Recommended distribution

Example plan
  • 12

    creators

  • 4

    podcasts

  • 7

    newsletters

  • 2

    reddit communities

  • 1

    event

Budget allocation$80,000
ScheduleWeek 1Week 2Week 3Week 4
  • Newsletters
  • Creators
  • Podcasts
  • Reddit communities
  • Events
Timeline
Oct 14 to Nov 8, four weeks
Deliverables
26 placements, each with proof of delivery
Approval
Waiting for your sign-off
Approve planEdit mixNothing is booked or spent before approval.
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Chapter two, for agents

Built for humans. Callable by agents.

Agents, API and MCP, not live yet

Your growth agents will call distribution.

Distribution as a typed capability your agents can call is not live yet. Your agent will submit intent and follow the run; spend, new terms and publishing will stop for approval unless your rules allow them. Early access requests are open now.

An agent run, step by stepSample run
  1. 01

    Your agent submits the brief: Series A, US AI engineers, $50,000.

  2. 02

    The audience resolves into five distribution categories.

  3. 03

    A ranked plan comes back with an allocation inside the budget.

  4. 04

    Availability and terms are checked for Oct 10 to Oct 24.

  5. 05

    The campaign is created from the plan and the approved assets.

  6. 06

    Spend needs a person. The run waits for jane@company to approve.

  7. 07

    Once approved, placements are booked, briefed and published.

  8. 08

    Every placement returns proof: asset, timestamp, live URL, spend.

The policy it runs under

Spend limit
$50,000 per campaign
Channels
Creator, podcast, newsletter, event
Geography
US only
Needs a person
Spend, new terms, publishing
Runs on its own
Planning, inventory, status

Where the run is now

  1. Draft
  2. Planned
  3. Approval
  4. Approved
  5. Executing
  6. Live
  7. Complete

Every run keeps its state. It can pause for approval, resume, block on a person, or stop, and every action lands in an audit log.

What exists today

Honest about the build.

Planning and campaigns run today: AI picks the mix, our team runs it. API and MCP access, the brand workspace and creator business tools are being built and are not live yet.

  1. Available today

    Brief, plan and run

    AI picks the channels and creators for your goal; our team runs the relationships and pays every creator.

  2. Not live yet

    API and MCP

    Your agents create intents, request plans and follow runs, inside the limits you set.

  3. Not live yet

    Brand workspace

    Campaigns, approvals, execution status and proof of delivery in one place.

  4. Not live yet

    Creator business tools

    Properties and sponsorship inventory for network creators.

Questions

The short answers.

What is distribution.wtf?

Distribution infrastructure for technology companies. You tell us what you are shipping, who needs to care and your budget. Our AI builds an organic plan across a curated network of creators, UGC creators, clipping, podcasts, newsletters, Reddit communities and events, and our team runs it and returns proof of every placement. No paid ads, no PR.

What problem do you solve, in one sentence?

Technology companies piece distribution together from disconnected creators, communities and media with no clear view of where their audience is, what to buy, what it should cost or what worked; distribution.wtf turns that into one brief, one budget and one plan that is run, proven and improved with every campaign.

Is this an influencer marketplace?

No. You do not browse and hire creators one by one. You give one brief and one budget, and the plan, contracts, execution and reporting come back as one relationship. Creators are part of the network, not the product you shop.

Which companies is it for?

Technology companies: SaaS, AI, consumer tech, infrastructure, cybersecurity, fintech, hardware and deep tech. Your own customers can be anyone, from developers and enterprise buyers to consumers, SMBs or researchers.

Where does the AI come in?

The AI does the reasoning: it turns your brief into a structured intent, resolves the audience, ranks every creator, channel and community against your objective and drafts a budgeted plan. Our team then runs it, from creator relationships to one-to-one payouts, and returns evidence for every placement. More of the run is moving into software: API and MCP access for your own agents, and a brand workspace, are being built and are not live yet.

How is it outcome-based?

Your brief names the outcome you want, such as signups, activations, qualified leads or attendance, and the plan ranks every node against that outcome, not against reach. Each placement comes back with its tracked link and proof of delivery, and the report reads against your objective. Outcomes are measured and reported, not guaranteed. A brand workspace where it all lands as it happens is not live yet.

What data points does the engine use?

For each node: audience, geography, format, availability, price and terms, and verification. For each placement: its tracked link and proof of delivery, plus the clicks, visits, signups or qualified leads the campaign can measure. Across campaigns, our team carries what worked into the next plan, at the pattern level.

How do you charge?

Pricing depends on the campaign. Tell us your goal and budget, and the plan comes back with its cost before anything is booked.

What is live today?

Briefs, AI-built plans and campaigns our team runs end to end, creator relationships and payouts included, are live. API and MCP access, the brand workspace and creator business tools are being built and are not live yet.

Longer answers, with their sources, are on the blog.

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