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Digirockstars brings clients, influencers and affiliates onto AIME
Digirockstars has moved its operations onto AIME, a platform that keeps campaigns, budgets, payouts, people and reporting in one place. Here is what changes for the team, clients, partners, creators and affiliates.
The move means one system of record for the work. For clients, partners, creators and affiliates, it means a clearer view of what is happening on the work they are part of.
Why Digirockstars moved
The group used to run several agencies on spreadsheets. A profitability review showed the group looked healthy, until each agency was looked at on its own. That review is where AIME started.
Running multiple agencies taught us that fragmented systems make even simple decisions harder than they should be.
AIME connects campaigns, finances, people, projects and approvals, so each business can be seen clearly and the group can be seen as a whole.
What it means for Digirockstars
The team now works from one record per campaign, from brief to payout.
- Campaigns in one place. Bookings, drafts, approvals and payments sit on the campaign they belong to.
- Approvals with limits. Paid, approved and waiting amounts are shown separately, and each approver can have their own limit.
- Delivery playbooks. Onboarding and delivery SOPs are kept in a knowledge base, with owners and review status.
- Answers from the records. Ask AIME answers questions in plain language from the records a person has access to, and links to the source.
- Access by role. Each person sees what their role allows, and changes and approvals are recorded in an audit log.
What it means for clients
Clients get a portal. In it, they can see:
- Results for their campaigns.
- Content waiting for their approval, where they approve the exact version.
- Invoices and payment proofs.
Reports are built from the same records as the campaign, and every number shows where it came from and when it was updated.
What it means for partners, creators and affiliates
Creators and partners also get a portal. It shows their campaigns, deadlines, fees and payouts, and each person sees only their own.
When a creator was booked through another agency, the payout can be split, so each party's share is on record. Because payouts move through approval steps, the status of a payment is recorded at each step and does not depend on someone remembering to reply.
What stays the same
AIME never moves the money. Digirockstars' bank sends the payment, and the team marks it paid and attaches proof. AIME works alongside the bank, Slack, WhatsApp and Google Drive, and data can be exported at any time.
About AIME
AIME is campaign operations software for agencies. It is made for influencer and talent agencies, agency groups, and digital and performance agencies, with pages for consultants, creative studios, and PR and events firms. One login can run several businesses, each with its own clients, invoices, spend, payroll and bank details, plus an "All brands" view that compares them side by side.
AIME is opening to more agencies soon, and early access is open now. The first 50 agencies get a founding offer for their first 12 months:
- Agency plan: $79 a month (regularly $199), up to 15 team members and 50 creators with portal access.
- Scale plan: $299 a month (regularly $499), up to 50 team members and 250 creators with portal access.
Yearly billing pays for 10 months and gives you 12. Prices are plus tax.
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