Is JumpTrend an agency product?

It is a matching product a boutique shop can buy. JumpTrend is not an agency, does not take the client meeting, and does not mark up talent. You keep the retainer.

What does a shop actually purchase?

One avatar per plan. Scout $299/month is the in-feed list. Outreach $499/month can contact in your name. Contract $1,500/month is paper you still approve. Creator fees sit with the client. Billed monthly, cancel anytime. No demo.

Should this replace Modash, Aspire, or a UA retainer?

No. Those are an index/CRM, a program OS, or media buying. JumpTrend for a boutique shop is a client-specific session so the first slide is not last quarter's roster.

Who is not this buyer?

A holding-company network, a two-person UGC mill with no clients, an influencer marketplace, or a shop that only wants a six-seat creator OS. See Boutique Creator Agency.

JumpTrend for Boutique Creator Agencies

JumpTrend for boutique creator agencies is the same JumpTrend product (jumptrend.co) sold as one extra avatar for a 3–15 person creator shop that already has clients. The shop defines the client’s customer. JumpTrend scrolls TikTok and Instagram on real phones as that person and returns who that feed is pushing. The shop keeps the retainer, the face of the account, and approval of every creator and every rate.

It is not a separate SKU, not a white-label agency, and not a six-seat creator OS. See JumpTrend for plans and method; see Boutique creator agency for the buyer entity.

What it is

A boutique shop buys discovery the same way a founder does: an avatar sentence a phone can learn, a real-phone session, a shortlist. The difference is packaging. The list goes into a creator deck, overlap against the house roster is flagged, and outreach, if used, can go out in the shop’s name.

Public plans (as of the jumptrend.co rate card): Scout $299 / Outreach $499 / Contract $1,500 per month. Creator compensation is extra. No demo. No download or view guarantee. Cancel anytime. One plan is one avatar. Five clients is five sessions, not one blended phone.

Operator page: jumptrend.co/agencies.

Why it matters to the avatar

A 3–15 person shop cannot staff a fresh For You operator for every brand every week. Hours go to decks, Slack, and whoever already replies. Hashtag and lookalike exports recycle. When discovery is slow, the PDF fills with last quarter’s mid-tiers. A recycled roster is obvious in a kickoff.

The extra avatar is a way to walk in with names the client’s customer is being served this week. That is creator-powered user acquisition at the matching layer, not a claim that views become installs.

It does not replace the CRM, the invoice, or the relationship. It does not make JumpTrend your competitor. Holding-company media networks are a different buyer.

How it shows up in a real campaign

Client names a destination (App Store / Play / Shop). If mixed, this avatar is for one.
Shop writes a customer sentence (problem, quit-list, adjacent videos, language, geo).
JumpTrend scrolls that avatar on real phones. Scout returns the list.
Shop runs an overlap check and a brand-safety pass the vendor does not skip for you.
Deck: eight to a couple of dozen handles, one video each, overlap flagged.
Client approves names and rates. Talent is not inside the JumpTrend invoice.
Optional: Outreach in the shop’s voice; Contract for paper the shop still signs.

If the client cannot describe the customer in a sentence a phone could learn, the problem is the brief, not the tool.

What it is not

Not hiring a UA agency. JumpTrend does not buy media, sit in an MMP, or promise a CPI.
Not a Shopify gifting CRM or a marketplace of opt-in creators.
Not permission to run five brands on one feed.
Not a download guarantee, a reply-rate, or a case study.
Not TikTok Shop affiliate infrastructure. Shop-shaped discovery is a different job; see TikTok Shop creator discovery if the destination is a catalog.

If you are learning influencer marketing from scratch, this is the wrong page. If you need in-feed names for an app/SaaS client whose last deck looked like everyone else’s, that is the job this term names.

One avatar, one invoice

Scout, Outreach, and Contract are monthly software. They are not a media retainer and not a talent budget. The shop still writes the deck, still runs the brand-safety pass, still puts a unique code in the brief, and still tells the client what will be measured besides views. Cancel anytime if the session is not useful; do not keep a plan running on a blended phone because five brands asked.

DTC/TikTok Shop and mobile game UA are later avatars in this cluster, not a rewrite of this page. If the client is Shop-only, say so. If the client only wants a CPI network, this is the wrong SKU.