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A creator marketplace where you apply to brands instead of waiting for DMs
The brand-finds-creator model is broken for anyone under 50k followers.
A decade ago, brand managers had time to scout creators. Today there are 10,000 creators per niche, and brand managers don't scout they hire agencies that work with the same 50 mega-accounts. The middle tier (5k 50k followers, where most engagement actually lives) gets ignored entirely.
If you're a creator in this gap your audience is real, your engagement is real, but your sponsorship inbox is mostly fake casting calls and ghosted DMs Peddlum is built for you.
How it works for creators:
Fluxez — AI ships demos. We ship products you can actually run.
Every founder right now faces two bad options: spend months recruiting engineers, or use an AI generator that produces something gorgeous in a demo and unmaintainable the moment a real engineer opens the file.
We built a third option.
Senior engineers on the keyboard, AI tooling behind them for the boilerplate, shipping production-ready software in a fixed 14-day window. Your first build is free no card, no trial.
The difference is accountability. AI is great at scaffolding, types, and test stubs. It's still bad at judgment under ambiguity, multi-file consistency, and the thing the spec didn't say but you meant. So our engineers do that part, and every commit has a human author and a human reviewer. When something breaks at 2am, there's a person on the hook not a prompt.
Fluxez — Production-ready software in 14 days, built by real engineers. Your first build is free.
We built Fluxez because of one gap that kept frustrating us: AI coding tools can generate genuinely impressive demos in minutes but serious buyers still can't take those demos to production. The code looks great in a screen recording, then falls apart the moment a real engineer opens it. No real auth. A schema you'd throw away. Tests that don't run. Structure nobody can extend without a rewrite.
That gap between "AI-generated prototype" and "something your customers can actually log into" is where most projects quietly die. You either handed too much to the AI, or not enough.
Fluxez sits inside that gap. We're a Japanese engineering shop that ships production-ready software in a fixed 14-day window. Real senior engineers on the keyboard, AI tooling behind them for the boilerplate not an AI generator pretending to be a team. Code lands in your GitHub from hour one, with weekly milestone reviews you sign off on.
And your first build is genuinely free. No card, no subscription, no trial countdown. We'd rather show you we can ship than spend a meeting convincing you.