Why isn't the price on this page?
A page with no price usually means "expensive." Not here. The number is scoped to your shop and the program you run, so one sticker would be wrong for almost everyone. You get your exact figure on a 20-minute call. And unlike software, it comes with a guarantee: run the first campaign, and if it doesn't beat your own numbers, you stop paying.
So what does it actually cost?
Less than the team you'd hire to do it. One manager coaches maybe 40 creators before quality slips, so a bigger roster means a bigger payroll.. reviewers, coaches, strategists. We run all of it and come in under that payroll, on the line you already budget for creator management. And your fee is the only thing at risk: if your own Seller Center isn't ahead of what you paid us, it comes back.
Do I pay per seat, per creator, or per idea?
No. We never meter seats, ideas, or creators... push ideas to your entire roster and add as many creators as you want, and the program fee doesn't move. Two things scale, and only in your favor: a performance fee that grows only when your program's GMV grows (so we're paid to make you bigger, not to watch you sit still), and the scope of any rewards campaign you choose to run, which SFN produces and pays for, and the content stays on your shop. Metering the roster would punish the exact growth we're here to drive, so we don't.
Is there a setup fee, a term, or a lock-in?
No setup fee, ever. Sellers start with a single campaign under the guarantee, so your fee is the only thing at risk and there's no long lock-in to get there. Agencies run month to month and cancel anytime.
How does the guarantee pay out?
On your own TikTok Seller Center, not our dashboard. We lock your baseline at onboarding, then measure your program's attributed GMV against it. If your shop isn't ahead of what you paid us to run it, you stop paying until it does. It covers our fee only, and never the cost of any rewards campaign we run for you.
How do creators get paid, and do you take a cut of their earnings?
SFN commissions the creators and pays them from its own funds. You pay SFN one price for the campaign... you never pay a creator directly, and there's nothing for you to disburse. A creator's own TikTok Shop commission is theirs; we never take a cut of it.
What happens on the call, and do you take every shop?
We size it against your shop's GMV and roster, and you leave with the exact number and the guarantee terms in writing. And no, we don't take everyone... we onboard a limited number of programs each month, only the ones we're confident we can move, and we'll tell you honestly on the call if you're not a fit.
