How brands and creators meet on Connector Club
What Connector Club is, who it is for, and how real-name verification and official platform data change creator marketing.
Connector Club is a marketplace that connects brand marketing teams with content creators in Hong Kong and Asia. Brands use it to find, brief, and manage creators. Creators use it to be found for collaborations, with a verified professional profile instead of a folder of screenshots.
What usually gets in the way
A typical creator campaign still runs on spreadsheets and chat threads. Someone searches for creators by hand, sends invitations one by one, waits days for replies, briefs the group over WhatsApp or email, then collects screenshot reports at the end. Connector Club is built to put that path, from match to payment, in one place.
Verification, not estimates
Creators link their social accounts through official platform APIs, including Meta (Instagram Graph and the Facebook Marketing API), TikTok, YouTube Data API v3, and ByteDance. The figures on a profile come from those connections, not from scraped or self-reported numbers. Creators can also complete real-name authentication, which matters when a brand is staffing a large offline event and needs to know who is actually attending.
As of August 2026, Connector Club listed 450+ brand members, 35,500+ creators, and 4,800+ real-name verified creators. Those counts are updated continuously.
For brands and for creators
Brand teams search for creators and run a campaign from one dashboard. AI helps with the match. Briefing, review, and reporting sit in the same place, through to payment. Brands and creators talk directly, so the data, the price, and the delivery stay visible. A plan sets how many creators a team can work with at once, and how many campaigns can be active at the same time.
Creators use the same platform from the other side. There is no subscription and no commission on what they earn. A creator builds a verified profile, browses and applies to campaigns, and chats with a brand without a middleman. Payment goes to the creator directly. Creator Academy is part of the same account.
Creator Academy
Alongside the marketplace, Creator Academy runs workshops, talks, and mixers with PR firms and brands. A related youth programme, KOL Simulator, works with the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust and the Boys' & Girls' Clubs Association for people aged 16 to 24.
If you are a brand looking for creators, or a creator looking for brand work, start at app.connector.cc.