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For startups and growth teams launching on X

Launch with the creators your buyers already follow.

Agents rank creators by who in your field follows them, draft every DM and email for you to approve, and read each paid post down to signups.

Works with the channels your creators are on

  • X logoXSearch, DMs and post metrics
  • YouTube logoYouTubeChannels and video stats
  • LinkedIn logoLinkedInPosts and who reacted
  • Instagram logoInstagramPublic profiles and posts
  • TikTok logoTikTokPublic profiles and videos
  • Gmail logoGmailEmails your team approves
  • Slack logoSlackDMs your team approves
  • Google Sheets logoGoogle SheetsAgency lists and trackers

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From our own launches

4x
the views from 32 creators we picked by who practitioners follow, against 52 picked from agency lists.
30 an hour
signups in the first three hours after the posts went out, from about 2 an hour before.
46%
of all creator views came from one account, the one the most practitioners in our field followed.

Two Kylon launches on X, October 2026. Our numbers, rounded.

A launch, step by step

Agents do the legwork. Your team makes every call.

From the shortlist two weeks out to the read-out two weeks after.

  1. Two weeks out

    Find and check

    A shortlist ranked by who in your field follows each creator, bought views dropped.

    You approve

    The shortlist.

  2. Ten days out

    Price and reach out

    A rate for each creator from past posts and deals, first messages drafted per channel.

    You approve

    Every DM, email and rate.

  3. Three days out

    Brief and review

    One brief, then each script checked against it before filming.

    You approve

    The script.

  4. Launch day

    Posts go out in waves

    A posting order with each creator's link and live numbers in one place.

    You approve

    The wave order.

  5. Next 14 days

    Read every post

    Each post read down to signups and saved as the next price.

    You approve

    Renew, adjust or drop.

Five jobs

Five jobs your team hands to agents

Each one ends with a person deciding.

Echo Creators

Launch shortlist · AI agents for small teams

Sample data

Ranked by how many of your 40 practitioners follow each creator. Sam has the biggest views, but they jump within an hour and the likes do not, so I would pass.

CreatorFollowed byVerdict
YouTubeLena Hart21 of 40Take
XTheo Park17 of 40Take
LinkedInPriya Nair12 of 40Counter
YouTubeMarco Diaz6 of 40Counter
XSam Ortiz1 of 40Pass
Waiting for youApprove shortlist

01 · Find

Find the people your field listens to

Follower counts can be bought. Who follows a creator inside your field cannot.

  • A reference group of 20 to 50 practitioners in your field
  • Candidates ranked by how many of them follow each one
  • Bought views, competitor staff and the wrong audience language dropped, each with the reason

You approve: Who makes the shortlist.

XYouTubeLinkedIn

Go deeper: Spot fake YouTube views

Echo Creators

First messages · 3 drafts

Sample data

One draft per channel. Lena lists a manager, so that one goes to him.

  • XX DMto Theo ParkDraft

    Hi Theo, your thread on agents for small teams was the clearest I have read. Would you be interested in working with us on our launch?

  • GmailEmailto Lena Hart's managerDraft

    Hi Sam, would Lena be open to one paid video on AI agents for small teams in early December? What is her rate for a dedicated video?

  • SlackSlack DMto Priya NairDraft

    Hi Priya, we would love to work with you on a post for your community. Would you be interested?

Waiting for youApprove and send

02 · Reach out

Reach out channel by channel, one thread per creator

DMs go out from personal accounts, and nobody else can see where a deal stands.

  • X DMs that open by asking whether they want to work together
  • YouTube emails that say it is a paid video up front
  • The manager contacted instead, when a creator lists one
  • Every channel kept in one thread per creator, with past prices on the row

You approve: Every message before it goes out, and every rate.

XGmailSlack

Go deeper: Influencer CRM · Creator CRM template

Echo Creators

Script review · Lena Hart · draft 2

Sample data
  • Positioned the way your brief says
  • The result on screen is real
  • A person approves any outside action
  • Marked as a paid partnership
  • The creator's own tracking link

Comment on line 14

The description uses the general sign-up link. Swap in Lena's own link so her signups count to her.

Waiting for youSend comments

03 · Brief

Brief once, review the script before filming

Most teams see the script after the video is live.

  • One brief per launch, shared with every creator
  • Each script checked on five points: positioning, a real result on screen, a person approving any outside action, marked as paid, the creator's own tracking link
  • Feedback left as comments on the exact line

You approve: The script, before filming starts.

Echo Creators

Post read-out · Theo Park · day 3

Sample data
Reach
64K views, 2.9x his median, no paid promotion
Engagement
1.6% like rate, 18% of it reposts
Who saw it
14 practitioners replied or quoted
Cost
$9 per 1,000 views · $0.40 per engagement
Signups
96 from his link · $6 per signup

Above our line on every layer. I would renew at the same rate. His $6 per signup is saved as the anchor for next time.

Waiting for youRenew

04 · Measure

Read a paid post past its view count

A screenshot of views says little about who saw the post or what it brought.

  • Reach against the creator's own median, with paid promotion kept apart
  • Engagement quality: like rate and how much of it is reposts
  • Who saw it: practitioners in your field who followed or replied
  • Cost per thousand views, per engagement and per signup

X's published ranking code scores a post from the predicted chance that a viewer replies, reposts, quotes or likes it (source), so the read-out looks at those actions, not views alone.

You approve: Renew, adjust or drop each creator.

XYouTubeLinkedIn

Before and after

What changes in a launch

Who to pay
Before KylonFollower counts from a media kit
With KylonRanked by how many practitioners in your field follow them
Outreach
Before KylonDMs from personal accounts, nobody sees the thread
With KylonOne thread per creator, a person approves each send
Scripts
Before KylonSeen after the video is live
With KylonReviewed line by line before filming
Results
Before KylonA screenshot of views
With KylonEach post read down to signups, then used as the next price
Viral posts
Before KylonShared in chat with a guess
With KylonChecked for bought heat, with what to copy

Get started

Start with your next launch

  1. 1

    Install the Creator CRM template

    One roster for creators, prices, outreach and posts.

  2. 2

    Name 20 to 50 people in your field

    The practitioners whose follows count.

  3. 3

    Pick one upcoming launch

    The Agent plans it with you, one step at a time.

Paste this into your new workspace
We are launching [product] on [date]. Plan the creator side of the launch with me in Kylon, one step at a time, and show me each result before you move on.

1. Roster: build our creator roster from https://kylon.io/app-templates/creator-crm-app-template.zip, following its setup guide.
2. Core circle: I will give you 20 to 50 practitioners in our field. Read who they follow on X and rank candidate creators by how many of them follow each one.
3. Checks: drop accounts with bought views or engagement, competitor employees and audiences outside our language. Tell me why each one was dropped.
4. Prices: for each creator left, estimate a fair rate from their recent posts and any past deals, and say how confident you are.
5. Outreach: draft the first message on each creator's channel. An X DM only asks whether they want to work with us. A YouTube email says it is a paid video and asks their rate. If a manager is listed, write to the manager.
6. Scripts: when a creator sends a script, check it against our brief and comment on the exact lines.
7. Read-out: for 14 days after each post goes live, track views against the creator's median, like rate, practitioners who engaged, cost per engagement and signups from their link.

Rules: never send a message, agree a rate or make a payment without my approval.

Questions people ask

Does the Agent send DMs or emails by itself?
No. It drafts each message in the channel you use, and a person on your team approves it before it goes out. Rates and payments wait for approval too.
How do we build a core circle outside AI?
Start from 20 to 50 people your buyers already trust in your field: practitioners, operators, well-known builders. The Agent reads who they follow and ranks creators by how many of them follow each one. Add or remove names as you learn.
Can creators an agency pitched sit next to the ones we found?
Yes. Agency picks go into the same roster with their source noted, get the same checks before you pay, and the same read-out after they post.
How do you tell bought views or engagement?
The Agent compares views with the creator's own median and looks at like and repost patterns, timing, who engaged and repeated reply templates. It calls heat bought only when two separate signals agree. For YouTube, see how to spot fake views.
Does this work beyond X?
Yes. The same steps run on YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram and TikTok. On X, Instagram and TikTok the Agent reads follow lists; on LinkedIn and YouTube it reads which practitioners engage.
How much does it cost?
Plans start from Core at $50 a month. See pricing for credit amounts and the free trial.

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Pay the creators your field already follows.

Install the Creator CRM, name the people whose follows count, and let the Agent draft the rest. Your team approves every message and payment. Plans from $50 a month.

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