Partipost

Name: Partipost
Brand: Partipost

A crowd marketing platform that connects brands with a network of influencers across all tiers.

Est 2016|Valuation $39.5M|Raised $17.8M|35 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 43K|Web traffic 6K|FTEs 321|HQ Bishan, Central, SG

MarketsInfluencer Marketing Platforms

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

1. Platform vs. marketplace orientation - Partipost is oriented toward a managed marketplace/network plus tooling for campaign execution, particularly focused on nano-influencer scale in Asia. - GRIN and Upfluence are commonly adopted as systems of record for influencer programs where brands maintain ongoing creator relationships. 2. Payments and trust - Some competitor platforms emphasize automated payments which can shorten payment cycles. - Partipost’s public help-center materials document manual payout processing and extended timelines, which can affect creator trust and participation. 3. Security and procurement readiness - Enterprise platforms often provide procurement artifacts (SOC 2 reports, DPAs, SSO support). Public Partipost materials do not prominently document these items; buyers should request them during procurement. 4. When customers may prefer competitors - If the buyer requires short payout cycles, procurement-ready security documentation, deep e-commerce attribution integrations, or global discovery beyond Asia, competitors may be favored.

	Partipost	GRIN	Upfluence
Starting Price	Not publicly standardized; payment occurs upon campaign launch; budget includes creator payouts and platform fees	Not publicly listed; quote-based annual contracts	Custom pricing; modular; typically annual commitment
Best For	Brands/agencies seeking nano/micro-influencer activation in Asian markets using a marketplace/network model	E-commerce brands building ongoing creator programs and program operations	Brands needing modular discovery, campaign management, and integrated payment tooling
Key Strength	Marketplace-style model with Asia-focused coverage and campaign workflow tooling	Program management depth and operational controls for ongoing creator programs	Modular suite including payments and integrations; emphasis on program operations
Key Weakness	Public documentation indicates extended payout timelines and limited public security/compliance disclosure	Can be costly for smaller teams; typically annual contracts	Custom pricing and annual commitments can be costly for smaller organizations

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Platform vs. marketplace orientation

Partipost is oriented toward a managed marketplace/network plus tooling for campaign execution, particularly focused on nano-influencer scale in Asia.
GRIN and Upfluence are commonly adopted as systems of record for influencer programs where brands maintain ongoing creator relationships.

Payments and trust

Some competitor platforms emphasize automated payments which can shorten payment cycles.
Partipost’s public help-center materials document manual payout processing and extended timelines, which can affect creator trust and participation.

Security and procurement readiness

Enterprise platforms often provide procurement artifacts (SOC 2 reports, DPAs, SSO support). Public Partipost materials do not prominently document these items; buyers should request them during procurement.

When customers may prefer competitors

If the buyer requires short payout cycles, procurement-ready security documentation, deep e-commerce attribution integrations, or global discovery beyond Asia, competitors may be favored.

	Partipost	GRIN	Upfluence
Starting Price	Not publicly standardized; payment occurs upon campaign launch; budget includes creator payouts and platform fees	Not publicly listed; quote-based annual contracts	Custom pricing; modular; typically annual commitment
Best For	Brands/agencies seeking nano/micro-influencer activation in Asian markets using a marketplace/network model	E-commerce brands building ongoing creator programs and program operations	Brands needing modular discovery, campaign management, and integrated payment tooling
Key Strength	Marketplace-style model with Asia-focused coverage and campaign workflow tooling	Program management depth and operational controls for ongoing creator programs	Modular suite including payments and integrations; emphasis on program operations
Key Weakness	Public documentation indicates extended payout timelines and limited public security/compliance disclosure	Can be costly for smaller teams; typically annual contracts	Custom pricing and annual commitments can be costly for smaller organizations