Influencer marketing company in India

No. The company has one desk, in Delhi NCR, and every city page says so first. A brief from any city on this page is run from that desk, on the same timeline, by the senior operator who scoped it.

What the brief has to decide: the languages the audience reads, the categories that sell there and the calendar that sets the dates. Each city page sets out its own parts, languages and calendar; the shortlist, the contracts and the Monday report are the same everywhere.

It fits a brand in India that wants creators shortlisted, contracted, produced and reported by one operator per brief, in the languages its customers read, with creator fees shown as line items and attribution agreed before launch. It does not fit a brand looking for a self-serve influencer platform, a public rate card or a per-post marketplace; when a brief needs a leaner route, the desk says so upfront.

vexo.club runs South India briefs from its Delhi NCR desk and has no office in the south. Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad each have a page with their languages, districts and calendar, and Kochi and Coimbatore are covered in one guide. A brief names its language, and the shortlist is built to it.

Creator fees are disclosed line items at fixed rate-card prices, and our management fee sits on top as a fixed percentage, never a hidden margin inside talent costs. Prices are not published: a scoped quote follows the brief. What moves the number is set out on the cost page.

A shortlist in 18 hours, contracts and briefing inside a week, and first content live in 10–14 days for most categories.

The senior operator who scoped it, from the first reply to the last report. There is no account-management layer in between.

Every Monday, one sheet: reach, engagement rate, cost per acquisition, CPM and the next move. Forwardable to your CFO without edits. Figures that cannot be verified are marked as such and never totalled.

Because a number appears here only once it has been verified against a record. Where a client has not cleared a result for publication, the site says “Metrics on request”, and the figures are shared under NDA.

Usage rights, whitelisting and exclusivity are agreed per deliverable, in writing, before the shoot.

Audience authenticity, delivery track record and platform-insight verification, refreshed monthly.

Often. We take the creator and production side and hand assets to your media agency with usage rights cleared, or we take the media too. Both are normal.

No. The desk is in Delhi NCR and works with brands anywhere in India. The other cities on this page are briefed from it, and so is a city with no page here, such as Lucknow, Indore, Surat or Kochi: the same timeline, and the senior operator who scoped the brief. Gurgaon and Noida are part of the Delhi NCR page.

Yes. A D2C brief is built around the checkout and the attribution method; an FMCG brief is usually national, in several languages and run beside a media agency. Each has its own page.

Write to the desk at mail@vexo.club or on WhatsApp at +91 78276 16675, or use the brief form at vexo.club/contact. Two paragraphs is enough: objective, budget band, market and timeline. A shortlist comes back in 18 hours.