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the campaign.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

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Start here if you want the basics on fit, workflow, payments, and support.

Before you start

What does SceneAlly actually do?

SceneAlly helps a small business turn a goal into a creator campaign plan, review matched creators and spaces, start outreach, and keep the next step visible.

Who is SceneAlly built for?

SceneAlly is built for small businesses first. Creators and space hosts support that workflow inside the same system.

Is SceneAlly a creator marketplace?

No. SceneAlly is a creator campaign planning and workflow system for small businesses, not a neutral three-sided marketplace.

Do I need creator marketing experience first?

No. The product is built to help business owners get the campaign clear before they start contacting creators.

Running the campaign

Can I source creators and a place to shoot?

Yes. Businesses can review creators and, when needed, spaces that fit the campaign.

What happens after outreach starts?

The workflow keeps going. Outreach, approvals, replies, content status, and manual notes stay tied to the campaign so the next step stays visible.

Does SceneAlly handle payments?

Payments happen directly between parties. SceneAlly does not process or verify off-platform payments; users can keep manual payment notes inside the campaign workflow.

Does SceneAlly replace the final agreement?

No. Businesses, creators, and space hosts still control timing, approval, access, and the final payment method for the deal itself.

What if I need help with billing or support?

Use the support page first, then move into the signed-in support center for account-specific billing, privacy, or access questions.

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