# vexo.club

> vexo.club (Vexo Club) is an influencer marketing company in India, the creator arm of
> Vexocore IT Services Private Limited (https://vexocore.io). Attribution-driven influencer marketing
> and talent management, run from Delhi NCR for brands across India.

vexo.club is not affiliated with any other business using the name Vexo Club.

vexo.club scopes the campaign, signs the creators, produces the content and reports the numbers. Response to a brief is within 18 hours.

## Who to contact and how

- Email: mail@vexo.club
- WhatsApp: +91 78276 16675 (https://wa.me/917827616675)
- Brief form: https://vexo.club/contact
- What to send: objective, budget band, market and timeline. Two paragraphs is enough.
- What comes back: a creator shortlist with audience-fit data and rate cards in 18 hours.
- Who replies: the senior operator who will run the campaign.
- Vendor details: Vexocore IT Services Private Limited · CIN U72900RJ2022PTC085082 · GSTIN 08AAJCV1239L1ZY · registered in Rajasthan. MSA and NDA summaries on request.

## Company

- Legal name: Vexocore IT Services Private Limited
- CIN: U72900RJ2022PTC085082
- GSTIN: 08AAJCV1239L1ZY
- Registered in Rajasthan, incorporated 2022
- Operating nationally from Delhi NCR: the only desk. Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Chandigarh are served from it; there is no office in any of them.
- Parent company site: https://vexocore.io
- Founders: Shrijeet Singh (Co-founder & CTO), Gouransh Sharma (CEO), Garv (Finance & Operations)
- Desk hours: Monday to Saturday, 10:00 to 19:00 IST

## What we do

- Influencer & talent: shortlisting, contracting, delivery and reconciliation
- Marketing: paid amplification, whitelisting and attribution
- Studio: production of the assets the campaign runs on

Full descriptions: https://vexo.club/services#pillar-influencer-talent · https://vexo.club/services#pillar-marketing · https://vexo.club/services#pillar-studio

## When vexo.club fits, and when it does not

- Fits: a brand in India that wants creators shortlisted, contracted, produced and reported by one operator; campaigns in regional languages; creator fees shown as line items; attribution agreed before launch.
- Does not fit: a brand looking for a self-serve influencer platform, a public rate card or a per-post marketplace. If a brief needs a leaner route, the desk says so upfront.

## Facts

- Creators on the roster: 281
- Niches covered: 17
- Creators’ home cities: 59 (Abohar, Agra, Ahmedabad, Alappuzha, Begusarai, Bengaluru, Bhagalpur, Bhiwani, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Calgary, Chandigarh, Chennai, Daltonganj, Dehradun, Delhi NCR, Deoghar, Dubai, Dublin, Guwahati, Haldwani, Hisar, Hyderabad, Imphal, Indore, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Kannur, Kochi, Kohima, Kolhapur, Kolkata, Kottayam, Los Angeles, Lucknow, Ludhiana, Mangkolemba, Mapusa, Mayurbhanj, Melbourne, Mumbai, Munger, Nalbari, Paris, Pathanamthitta, Pithoragarh, Pune, Quepem, Rajpura, Ranchi, Rudrapur, Saharanpur, Seattle, Solan, Sonipat, Srinagar Garhwal, Surat, Tokyo, Toronto)
- Case studies published: 9
- Articles published: 93

## Questions brands ask

### What is vexo.club?

vexo.club is an influencer marketing company in India, the creator arm of Vexocore IT Services Private Limited. One senior operator runs each brand’s creator campaign from one desk in Delhi NCR, from the scope and the shortlist through the contracts and the finished content to the report against the objective, with the in-house studio and marketing teams behind them.

### Who owns vexo.club, and is it a registered company?

Yes. vexo.club is run by Vexocore IT Services Private Limited, CIN U72900RJ2022PTC085082, GSTIN 08AAJCV1239L1ZY, registered in Rajasthan and incorporated in 2022. The company’s details and logos are on vexo.club/press, and vexo.club/verify says how to confirm a message really came from it.

### Where is vexo.club based?

In Delhi NCR, which is its only desk. The company is registered in Rajasthan and operates nationally from Delhi NCR; it has no office in any other city.

### Which cities does vexo.club work in?

Brands anywhere in India. Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Chandigarh each have their own page; briefs from all of them run from the Delhi NCR desk on the same timeline.

### How do I contact vexo.club?

Write to the desk at mail@vexo.club or on WhatsApp at +91 78276 16675, or use the brief form at vexo.club/contact. Send the objective, budget band, market and timeline; a creator shortlist comes back in 18 hours.

### What services does vexo.club offer?

Three, sold and priced separately: influencer and talent (discovery, contracts, campaign delivery, reporting), marketing (Meta, Google and YouTube ads, creator whitelisting, SEO) and an in-house studio (scripts, shoots, edits, subtitles, thumbnails).

### Is vexo.club the best influencer marketing company in India?

No independent ranking is cited on vexo.club, and the company does not call itself the best. What it publishes instead is how it works: one operator per brief, creator fees as line items, attribution agreed before launch, and no figure on the site that has not been verified against a record. Its buyer’s guide lists ten questions to put to any firm, vexo.club included.

### How do I choose an influencer marketing company in India?

Ask each candidate, in writing: who runs the campaign; how creator fees are shown; how results are attributed; whether usage rights are in the contract before the shoot; whether every paid post carries the ASCI label; and which numbers on its website are verified, and against what. The full checklist is at vexo.club/best-influencer-marketing-company-india.

### How much does influencer marketing cost in India?

It depends on the creators, the formats, the usage rights, production and exclusivity. 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 at vexo.club/influencer-marketing-cost-india.

### How fast can an influencer campaign go live?

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

### Does vexo.club work with D2C brands?

Yes. For a D2C brand the brief fixes where the sale happens and how it is attributed (creator codes, tracked links or whitelisted ads), before the first post, and the Monday sheet shows cost per acquisition beside reach.

### Does vexo.club work with FMCG and large consumer brands?

Yes. It runs national, multilingual creator campaigns and works alongside a brand’s existing media agency, taking the creator and production side or the media too. Vendor onboarding details and MSA and NDA summaries are available on request.

### Which platforms does vexo.club run campaigns on?

Instagram (Reels, Stories, carousels, collab posts, whitelisted creator ads) and YouTube (integrations, dedicated videos, Shorts, YouTube ads).

### Does vexo.club work with micro influencers?

Yes. Micro is the smallest tier the desk casts; nano creators are outside the roster. The quote shows the coordination cost of many small creators.

### How does vexo.club report results?

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.

### Who owns the content from a campaign?

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

### Does vexo.club handle ASCI disclosure?

Yes. Every paid post carries the ASCI disclosure label, and it is written into the brief and the contract.

### Why doesn’t vexo.club publish campaign results?

A number appears on vexo.club only once it has been verified against a record and the client has cleared it. Where that has not happened the site says “Metrics on request”, and the figures are shared under NDA.

### Can vexo.club work alongside our existing agency?

Often. It takes the creator and production side and hands assets to your media agency with usage rights cleared, or takes the media too.

### How do creators join vexo.club?

Through the application form at vexo.club/for-creators#apply. A creator appears on the site only once consent is on file.

## Key pages

- [Home](https://vexo.club)
- [Influencer marketing company in India](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company): vexo.club is an influencer marketing company in India, with one desk in Delhi NCR and a page for each of Delhi NCR, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, Kolkata, Jaipur, Ahmedabad and Chandigarh.
- [Influencer marketing agency in Delhi NCR](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/delhi)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Mumbai](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/mumbai)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Bangalore](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/bengaluru)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Hyderabad](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/hyderabad)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Pune](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/pune)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Chennai](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/chennai)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Kolkata](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/kolkata)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Jaipur](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/jaipur)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Ahmedabad](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/ahmedabad)
- [Influencer marketing agency in Chandigarh](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-company/chandigarh)
- [Best influencer marketing agency in India: how to choose](https://vexo.club/best-influencer-marketing-company-india): There is no single best influencer marketing agency in India.
- [Instagram influencer marketing agency in India](https://vexo.club/instagram-influencer-marketing): vexo.club is an Instagram marketing agency for creator-led work: Reels, Stories, carousels and collab posts from creators whose audience fits the brief (shortlisted, contracted, produced and reported by one operator, from Delhi NCR).
- [YouTube influencer marketing agency in India](https://vexo.club/youtube-influencer-marketing): Integrations, dedicated videos and Shorts from YouTube influencers whose audience fits the brief, shortlisted, contracted, produced and reported by one operator at vexo.club, an influencer marketing company working from Delhi NCR.
- [Work: influencer marketing examples and case studies](https://vexo.club/work): Influencer marketing examples from India: case studies, design, video and ad results. Every figure is verified against a record or marked on request.
- [Roster](https://vexo.club/roster)
- [Creators by niche](https://vexo.club/roster/niche): a page for every niche a listed creator carries, with the sizes and platforms of its creators
- [Indian creator benchmarks 2026: followers by size and niche](https://vexo.club/research/indian-creator-benchmarks-2026): follower and subscriber medians by platform, size, niche and city, counted from the roster’s dated records, with the method
- [Services](https://vexo.club/services): vexo.club runs three services for brands across India, sold and priced separately: influencer and talent (creator campaigns and UGC), marketing, and an in-house studio for content creation, from scripts and shoots to edits.
- [For brands](https://vexo.club/for-brands)
- [For creators](https://vexo.club/for-creators)
- [Blog](https://vexo.club/blog)
- [Resources](https://vexo.club/resources)
- [Calendar](https://vexo.club/resources/calendar)
- [Templates](https://vexo.club/resources/templates)
- [Glossary](https://vexo.club/resources/glossary)
- [About: what, where and how to reach us](https://vexo.club/about)
- [How we verify](https://vexo.club/trust)
- [Press kit](https://vexo.club/press)
- [Contact](https://vexo.club/contact)
- [Site map](https://vexo.club/sitemap-page)
- [Verify](https://vexo.club/verify)

## By kind of brief

- [What influencer marketing costs in India](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-cost-india): vexo.club publishes no prices; what sets a quote, market ranges from named third-party sources with their dates, and how a quote is built
- [Influencer marketing for D2C brands](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-for-d2c-brands): attribution fixed before the first post, cost per acquisition beside reach every Monday
- [Influencer marketing for FMCG brands](https://vexo.club/influencer-marketing-for-fmcg-brands): national, multilingual campaigns run beside a media agency
- [Micro influencer marketing](https://vexo.club/micro-influencer-marketing): vexo.club is an influencer marketing company that runs micro influencer marketing for brands across India from one desk in Delhi NCR.
- [UGC agency in India](https://vexo.club/ugc-agency-india): vexo.club is an influencer marketing company that makes UGC for brands across India, from one desk in Delhi NCR.

## Policies

- [Privacy policy](https://vexo.club/legal/privacy)
- [Terms of service](https://vexo.club/legal/terms)
- [Cookie policy](https://vexo.club/legal/cookies)
- [Disclaimer](https://vexo.club/legal/disclaimer)

## More for answer engines

- [Overview](https://vexo.club/llms-full.txt): the company record, the India page, the services, the case studies and the policies in full; the city, platform and kind-of-brief pages, the creator profiles and the articles in full while they fit the file, then summarized, each with its URL
- [Roster](https://vexo.club/llms-roster.txt): every creator profile, the first ones in full and the rest summarized, each with its URL; the file says how many of each
- [Articles](https://vexo.club/llms-blog.txt): the articles, newest first, the first ones in full and the rest summarized, each with its URL; the file says how many of each
- [Services, cities and case studies](https://vexo.club/llms-services.txt): the services, the city, platform and kind-of-brief pages and the case studies, in full while they fit the file
- [Article feed](https://vexo.club/rss.xml)
- [Sitemap](https://vexo.club/sitemap.xml)
- [India influencer marketing companies, as a CSV](https://vexo.club/resources/data/india-influencer-marketing-companies.csv): the 101 companies of https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-agencies-in-india with the lists that name each, read 20 October 2026; not a ranking

Markdown versions: every page under Key pages and By kind of brief, and every policy, article, case study, portfolio piece and creator profile, has its Markdown copy at its own address plus `.md` (the home page at `/index.md`), linked from the page’s `<head>` as `rel="alternate" type="text/markdown"`. That copy is always served as Markdown. The page’s own address answers `Accept: text/markdown` with Markdown too, when the page is not served from a cache.

## The roster by size

By the largest single platform: [Micro (10K–50K)](https://vexo.club/roster/tier/micro), 8 to shortlist · [Mid-tier (50K–500K)](https://vexo.club/roster/tier/mid-tier), 109 to shortlist · [Mega (500K–5M)](https://vexo.club/roster/tier/mega), 144 to shortlist · [Celebrity (5M+)](https://vexo.club/roster/tier/celebrity), 20 to shortlist.

## Field notes

- [Diwali influencer marketing in India: the brief-by calendar from Dhanteras to Bhai Dooj](https://vexo.club/blog/diwali-influencer-marketing-campaigns-india.md): Diwali runs five days, Dhanteras to Bhai Dooj, and nearly every Indian market marks the same ones. When a Diwali campaign brief has to lock, the themes that earn their place over a sale banner with a diya on it, and the disclosure rules for a crowded festive caption.
- [Influencer contract red flags: what a brand or a creator should refuse to sign](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-contract-red-flags-india.md): Five places an influencer contract quietly favours one side: usage rights left vague, an exclusivity window with no end, no kill fee for a cancelled shoot, payment triggered on nothing written down, and a disclosure line no one owns. What to refuse, from either side.
- [Male influencers in India: grooming, streetwear and lifestyle creators](https://vexo.club/blog/male-grooming-lifestyle-influencers-india.md): Male influencers in India in grooming, streetwear and fitness-adjacent lifestyle are three different briefs, not one. This guide sorts them by sub-niche, names grooming influencers from their own channel pages, and says what a brand checks before it books one.
- [Running a micro influencer seeding program: the playbook](https://vexo.club/blog/running-a-micro-influencer-seeding-program.md): How to run a micro influencer seeding program in India: building the list, what to send, what to track, and when a creator earns a paid brief.
- [Female fashion and beauty influencers in India: the lines a brief tells apart](https://vexo.club/blog/female-fashion-beauty-influencers-india.md): Female fashion and beauty influencers in India increasingly work the same crossover: ethnic styling, skincare explained with a credential, makeup shown as technique, sustainable wardrobes. What each line may claim, and what a brand checks before booking one creator for both.
- [Influencer marketing for wellness, nutrition and supplement brands in India: the doctor, the creator and the claim](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-wellness-nutrition-brands-india.md): Influencer marketing for wellness brands in India runs on two different creators, not one: a doctor bound by the NMC, and a lifestyle or fitness creator bound by ASCI. A nutrition brand’s playbook for casting each, the claims a brief can carry, and how to keep a campaign credible.
- [Influencer marketing for real estate brands in India: site visits, local trust and disclosure](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-real-estate-brands-india.md): Real estate influencer marketing runs on site-visit walkthroughs, a mix of local-area and national creators, and a disclosure that survives scrutiny on a purchase nobody makes on impulse.
- [Female influencers in Delhi: the creators, by niche](https://vexo.club/blog/female-influencers-in-delhi.md): "Female influencers in Delhi" and "female content creators Delhi NCR" return much the same list: creators who work in comedy, fashion, education, finance, food and travel, on Instagram and YouTube. Named by niche and platform, not by follower count, with what a brand checks before it books one.
- [Female influencers in Mumbai: the niches, the names and what each one suits](https://vexo.club/blog/female-influencers-in-mumbai.md): Female influencers in Mumbai work across comedy, fashion, beauty, fitness, food and dance, several with a brand of their own alongside the channel. A guide to the female content creators Mumbai brands cast from, grouped by niche and format, with nothing on how many people watch them.
- [Female influencers in India: who to know, by niche](https://vexo.club/blog/female-influencers-in-india.md): Female influencers in India work across comedy, finance, beauty, food, fitness, fashion and lifestyle. Who is public on Instagram and YouTube in each niche, grouped by what they make and where they post, with no follower count, view count or rank.
- [Influencer marketing in Visakhapatnam and Bhubaneswar](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-vizag-bhubaneswar.md): Vizag spends from a port, steel, pharma and data-centre economy; Bhubaneswar from a capital, a temple city and an IT park. Who buys creators in each, Telugu and Odia casting, filming permissions at beaches and temples, and the calendar that decides launch dates.
- [Influencer marketing in Coimbatore and Kochi](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-coimbatore-kochi.md): Two southern cities, two briefs that share almost nothing: Coimbatore runs on mills, workshops and Kongu Tamil; Kochi on a port, a film trade, tourism and a Malayalam audience that lives partly abroad. Languages, buyers, calendars and shoot permissions for each.
- [Influencer marketing in Nagpur and Patna: two briefs, not one](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-nagpur-patna.md): Nagpur is a Marathi and Hindi hub with a manufacturing base and a medical campus. Patna is a Hindi market with Magahi at home, a coaching trade and Chhath. The census, the permissions and the dates that change a brief for each.
- [Influencer marketing in Indore and Bhopal](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-indore-bhopal.md): Indore and Bhopal share a state and a highway, not a brief. Who pays for creator work in each, the languages people speak, where a camera needs a permit, the festival year and what each city changes in a brief.
- [Influencer marketing in Surat and Vadodara](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-surat-vadodara.md): Surat is a city of makers and wholesalers with a multilingual public; Vadodara, an engineering, pharma and university city known for its Garba grounds. Who buys creator work in each, how Navratri and the festival year shape it, shoot permissions, and what a brief must change.
- [Getting cited by AI search: how a brand or agency earns a mention in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews](https://vexo.club/blog/getting-cited-by-ai-search-influencer-marketing.md): Why AI answer engines favour a fact repeated across many independent public mentions over a single brand claim, and the concrete work a brand or agency can do this quarter to earn a citation.
- [How AI search engines choose sources, and what it means for influencer marketing](https://vexo.club/blog/how-ai-search-engines-choose-sources-influencer-marketing.md): An AI answer engine does not rank a page. It pulls out a claim and checks it. This guide covers what that means for a brand site, why vague claims lose the citation, and where influencer content fits as evidence a machine can check.
- [Influencer marketing in Pune and Jaipur](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-pune-jaipur.md): Pune and Jaipur are not one market with two postcodes. Pune is students, IT campuses and an auto belt behind Marathi, Hindi and English. Jaipur is tourism, jewellery, block print and a wedding calendar. What each city does to a brief: language, season, filming permission and logistics.
- [Influencer marketing in Kolkata](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-kolkata.md): There is no vexo.club office in Kolkata, and this guide says so first. A deep look at Kolkata influencers: the Bengali-language creator ecosystem, the niches the city is known for, and how a remote-run brief for an influencer marketing agency in Kolkata actually works, day to day.
- [TDS on influencer payments in India: which section of the Income-tax Act 2025 applies to cash fees and to barter products](https://vexo.club/blog/tds-on-influencer-payments-india.md): TDS on influencer payments in India: the Income-tax Act 2025 entry for a product a creator keeps, the two entries for a cash fee, and who deducts. Quoted from the Gazette text, with worked illustrations and a model contract clause for your chartered accountant to check.
- [The influencer campaign checklist for Indian brands: brief, contract, label, usage, AI content, tax and the report, in order](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-checklist-india.md): An influencer campaign checklist for Indian brands, brief to close-out: contract, label, usage, AI content, TDS and the report, with a copyable version.
- [The NMC’s advertising guidelines of October 2026: what a health or wellness brand can still do with doctors, creators and AI](https://vexo.club/blog/nmc-advertising-guidelines-doctors-influencers-brands.md): The NMC’s 6 October 2026 guidelines bar a doctor from endorsing any product in an ad, paid or not, and count influencer posts promoting doctors as ads. Here is what a health or wellness brand can still brief, with the clauses quoted.
- [AI-generated content in Indian ads and creator posts: what must be labelled from 29 December 2026, and who labels it](https://vexo.club/blog/ai-generated-content-labelling-rules-india-brands.md): ASCI’s AI labelling rules apply from 29 December 2026 and MeitY’s synthetic-media rules already do. Which creator content needs a label, and who adds it.
- [AI influencers in India: what a virtual creator is, which brands have used one, and what must be said on the post](https://vexo.club/blog/ai-influencers-in-india-brands.md): What an AI influencer is, which Indian brands have used one, what ASCI and the IT Rules require on the post, and when a human creator is the better buy.
- [Influencer marketing vs affiliate, UGC and celebrity endorsement: which one a brief needs](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-vs-affiliate-ugc-and-celebrity-endorsement.md): How influencer marketing differs from affiliate, UGC and celebrity endorsement: who makes the content, whose audience sees it, and which a brief needs.
- [In-house team, agency or both: who does which job in an Indian influencer programme, and how to decide](https://vexo.club/blog/in-house-vs-agency-influencer-marketing-india.md): In-house team, agency or both: who does which job in an Indian influencer programme, what each route costs in time, and a table to decide. Whatever the split, the brand keeps the claims and the label.
- [The morality clause in an influencer contract: what it says, how to word one fairly, and what a brand does in the first 48 hours after a creator is in the news](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-morality-clause-controversy-playbook.md): What a morality clause in an influencer contract says, how to word one fairly, and the first 48 hours after a creator is in the news, step by step. With an illustrative clause set to take to counsel and a grid for whether to pull, pause, keep or recast.
- [UGC vs influencer marketing: what a brand in India is buying](https://vexo.club/blog/ugc-vs-influencer-marketing-india.md): UGC buys content for the brand’s own ads; influencer marketing buys a creator’s post and their audience. What each deal grants, and what to settle first.
- [The YouTube Shopping affiliate programme in India: how a brand lists products, sets commissions, finds creators and puts paid money behind their videos](https://vexo.club/blog/youtube-shopping-affiliate-programme-brands-india.md): YouTube’s Shopping affiliate programme is live in India. How a brand lists products, sets commissions, finds creators and boosts their videos. Read from YouTube’s and Google’s own pages, dated October 2026.
- [Instagram Collab posts for brands: when to use a Collab, when the paid partnership label is still required, and when a partnership ad is the better route](https://vexo.club/blog/instagram-collab-post-for-brands.md): A Collab post puts one post on two profiles. When a brand should use it, why the paid partnership label still applies, and when to run an ad instead.
- [The influencer campaign report a brand should receive: the columns, what each one counts after the platforms changed their view metrics, and a template to copy](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-report-template.md): The influencer campaign report a brand should receive: the columns, what each counts after the platforms’ view changes, and a copyable template. Fourteen columns, a header block and the rules for what is marked and what is totalled, with no example figures.
- [How to read an agency proposal for influencer marketing: a scorecard, the lines that end the meeting, and how fees should be shown](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-agency-proposal-scorecard.md): A scorecard for an influencer marketing agency proposal: the lines that should be there, the lines that end the meeting, and how fees are shown. Twelve lines to find, six to stop at, and an RFP list to send as written.
- [Influencer marketing statistics in India: the published figures, with their source, date and what each measures](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-statistics-india.md): Published figures on influencer marketing in India with source, date and what each measures: ASCI, EY, WPP, Google and vendor reports, side by side. Four market sizes are in print, and this page sets out why they disagree.
- [Wedding season influencer marketing in India: the brief-by calendar from November to March, and what each category books](https://vexo.club/blog/wedding-season-influencer-marketing-india.md): Wedding season opens in late November. The muhurat windows to brief around, the categories that book creators, and the usage terms to set.
- [Influencer tiers by followers: how vexo.club sorts creators into Micro, Mid-tier, Mega and Celebrity](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-tiers-by-followers.md): Micro, Mid-tier, Mega and Celebrity: where each band starts and ends, how a creator is placed, and how a brand browses each tier on the roster.
- [LinkedIn influencers in India: creators and how B2B brands brief them](https://vexo.club/blog/linkedin-influencers-india.md): LinkedIn influencers in India are founders, educators and specialists whose posts a professional audience reads. The kinds of creator, how LinkedIn labels a paid post, and what a B2B brand checks before booking.
- [Instagram SEO for brands: how search works on Instagram, from handle to caption](https://vexo.club/blog/instagram-seo-for-brands.md): Instagram SEO is writing the words people search for into the fields Instagram matches. Its own documentation names usernames, profile names, bios, captions, hashtags and places, and says text is the strongest signal.
- [Podcasters in India: Indian podcasts, formats and what brands should check](https://vexo.club/blog/podcasters-in-india.md): Podcasters in India host interview, solo and story shows on audio apps and YouTube. How the formats differ, how a brand mention is bought and labelled, and what to check in an unscripted show before booking.
- [Reels vs YouTube Shorts for brands: format, discovery, usage rights and measurement](https://vexo.club/blog/reels-vs-youtube-shorts-for-brands.md): Reels are Instagram’s short video and Shorts are YouTube’s, and both reach people who do not follow the creator. For a brand the difference is where each is found, what the ad tools allow and how views are counted.
- [Social commerce in India: shoppable video, creator storefronts and live shopping for brands](https://vexo.club/blog/social-commerce-india.md): Social commerce is selling through the platforms where people already watch creators. In India it runs on shoppable video, creator storefronts, live shopping and chat catalogues, and a brand sets how it is counted first.
- [Automotive YouTubers in India: car and bike creators and how brands brief them](https://vexo.club/blog/automotive-youtubers-india.md): Automotive YouTubers in India review, test and ride cars and bikes, and some also run blogs. The kinds of channel, how a loaned vehicle and a paid review are run, and what a brand checks first.
- [How to become a brand ambassador in India: what brands look for and how to pitch](https://vexo.club/blog/how-to-become-a-brand-ambassador-india.md): To become a brand ambassador, keep to one niche, show your own audience data, pitch brands that fit it and agree the terms in writing. What brands check, and how the vexo.club desk chooses creators.
- [Influencer marketing platform or agency: what each does, and which fits a brief](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-platform-vs-agency.md): An influencer marketing platform is software a brand runs itself; an agency is a team that runs the campaign. Which fits depends on the creators, languages and platforms in the brief, and who answers for the post.
- [Motivational influencers in India: speakers, coaches and what brands check](https://vexo.club/blog/motivational-influencers-india.md): Motivational influencers in India are speakers, coaches and storytellers on YouTube and Instagram. The kinds of channel, how a brand briefs one, and the claims, labels and past statements to check first.
- [What is a barter collab? Barter collaboration on Instagram, the paperwork and the label](https://vexo.club/blog/barter-collaboration-instagram.md): A barter collab is a creator posting about a product or service they receive instead of a fee. It is still advertising: it needs the paid partnership label, a written agreement and a clear line on usage rights.
- [Finfluencers in India: what SEBI and ASCI require, and what a brand checks first](https://vexo.club/blog/finfluencers-in-india.md): Finfluencers are finance creators who explain money on YouTube and Instagram. SEBI bars the firms it regulates from associating with unregistered advisers, and ASCI asks for credentials upfront.
- [Instagram sponsored posts and the paid partnership label: how brands run them in India](https://vexo.club/blog/instagram-sponsored-posts-paid-partnership.md): A sponsored post on Instagram is a creator's post a brand has paid for, and it carries the paid partnership label. How the label is added, what a partnership ad is, and what ASCI asks a brand to check.
- [Mom bloggers in India: who they are, and what a brand checks first](https://vexo.club/blog/mom-influencers-india.md): Mom bloggers in India are parents who write and film family life on Instagram, YouTube and blogs. Who they are, how they differ from parenting experts, and what a brand checks on children in content and baby-product claims.
- [Tech YouTubers in India: reviewers, explainers and how brands brief them](https://vexo.club/blog/tech-youtubers-india.md): Tech YouTubers in India are reviewers, explainers and builders, in Hindi, English and regional languages. Where Delhi and Bengaluru fit, how a paid review is run, and what a brand checks before it sends a device.
- [Fashion influencers in India: formats, cities and what a brand checks](https://vexo.club/blog/fashion-influencers-india.md): Fashion influencers in India are stylists, bloggers and creators who sell a look on Instagram and YouTube. The formats they work in, how gifted and paid posts differ, and what a fashion brand checks before it books one.
- [Travel vloggers in India: the kinds, and how a tourism brief runs](https://vexo.club/blog/travel-vloggers-india.md): A travel vlogger films journeys for a living, and in India they work mainly on YouTube and Instagram. The kinds of travel creator, who is public on each platform, and what a tourism or hotel brand checks before a trip.
- [Food YouTubers in India: home cooks, street-food walks and what brands check](https://vexo.club/blog/food-youtubers-india.md): Food YouTubers in India split into home cooking, street-food walks, restaurant reviews and regional-language cooks. How to sort them, and what a food brand checks on FSSAI claims, sampling and restaurant visits.
- [Fitness influencers in India: the kinds, and what a brand may claim](https://vexo.club/blog/fitness-influencers-india.md): Fitness influencers in India are trainers, nutritionists, athletes and plain enthusiasts, and ASCI treats the first two differently from the rest. Who they are on Instagram and YouTube, and the claims a brand can carry.
- [Indian vloggers on YouTube: daily vloggers, vlog formats and how brands book them](https://vexo.club/blog/indian-vloggers-youtube.md): Indian vloggers film their own life, daily or weekly, and a brand appears inside it. The vlog formats brands book, how a vlogger differs from a blogger, and what to check before a vlog carries your product.
- [Comedy YouTubers in India: sketch, roast and regional channels, and what brands check](https://vexo.club/blog/comedy-youtubers-roasting-channels-india.md): Comedy YouTubers in India split into sketch, vlog comedy, roast and reaction, stand-up clips and regional channels, and each needs a different brand-safety check. Where roasting channels sit, and why none is number one.
- [Beauty bloggers in India: skincare claims, qualifications and what a brand checks](https://vexo.club/blog/beauty-skincare-influencers-india.md): Indian beauty bloggers and skincare influencers are dermatologists, makeup artists and reviewers, and what each may claim differs. Who is public on YouTube and Instagram, and the cosmetics and ASCI checks a brand runs first.
- [Gaming YouTubers in India: Indian gamers, esports and what brands must check](https://vexo.club/blog/gaming-youtubers-india.md): Gaming YouTubers in India play and stream mostly on mobile and PC. The kinds of gaming channel, how Indian gamers stream, and what a brand checks first: audience age, the online gaming law and the ASCI label.
- [The Instagram creator marketplace: what Meta says it is, and how it compares with a desk](https://vexo.club/blog/instagram-creator-marketplace.md): The Instagram creator marketplace is Meta's own tool for brands to find, message and partner with creators. What Meta says it does, its status in India, the 2026 change, and how it compares with working through a desk.
- [Stand-up comedians in India: by language and format, and what a brand reviews first](https://vexo.club/blog/stand-up-comedians-india.md): Stand-up comedians in India work in Hindi, English and at least six regional languages, in specials, live rooms, crowd work and sketch. How to sort them, and the brand-safety review that comes before any booking.
- [Who are the top YouTubers in India? Channels by category, and how to read the lists](https://vexo.club/blog/youtubers-in-india.md): No list of top YouTubers in India stays true for a week: counts move daily and the biggest channels are often companies. Channels by category, where live counts are published, and what a brand checks first.
- [Influencer marketing packages in India: what a package should contain](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-packages-india.md): Influencer marketing packages in India bundle creators, posts and reporting into one price, which is why two packages cannot be compared. The seven lines a package should break into, the influencer marketing services worth asking for, and what to leave out.
- [How to hire influencers in India: the process, the paperwork and the payment](https://vexo.club/blog/how-to-hire-influencers-in-india.md): How to hire influencers in India in seven steps: set the objective, find and contact creators, check the audience, agree the contract, label every paid post, settle tax and invoices, then brief and report, and when a startup should go direct or use an agency.
- [Influencer marketing in Ahmedabad, Chandigarh and Lucknow](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-ahmedabad-chandigarh-lucknow.md): Ahmedabad is a cloth, pharma and garba city shot in a dry state. Chandigarh is one planned grid under three administrations. Lucknow is a government, craft and food city where Urdu and the Islamic calendar belong in the brief. What each city changes, from buyers and language to permissions.
- [Influencer management agency or influencer marketing agency: who works for whom](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-management-agency.md): An influencer management agency works for the creator; an influencer marketing agency works for the brand. What each does, what each charges for, who holds the contract, and how to tell from the paperwork which side a firm is on.
- [Hyderabad influencers: Telugu creators, Dakhni comedy and the food beat](https://vexo.club/blog/hyderabad-influencers.md): Hyderabad influencers post mostly in Telugu or Tenglish, cut to Tollywood rhythm, with Dakhni comedy and food vlogging as genres of their own. The languages, the release-weekend calendar, and how far a Hyderabad creator's audience travels.
- [South Indian influencers, from Kerala to Hyderabad: a guide by language](https://vexo.club/blog/south-indian-influencers.md): South Indian influencers work in four languages beside four film industries. Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam creators by language, why a Kerala influencer's audience may sit partly in the Gulf, and how a brand writes one brief that survives four scripts.
- [Influencer marketing in India: how it works in 2026, from platforms to rules](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-in-india.md): Influencer marketing in India runs on Instagram and YouTube, in many languages, under ASCI's labelling rules and the consumer-protection law behind them. How a campaign works from brief to report, what the regulators require, and what the published research says.
- [Influencer marketing agencies in Mumbai: 37 companies, with sources](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-agencies-in-mumbai.md): Influencer marketing agencies in Mumbai: 37 companies based there, each with the lists that name it and the day it was checked. Ranked by no one. Then what a talent house, a PR shop and a campaign desk are built to do, and how a brand compares proposals.
- [Influencer marketing agencies in Delhi NCR: 31 companies, with sources](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-agencies-in-delhi.md): Influencer marketing agencies in Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon: 31 companies based in Delhi NCR, each with the lists that name it and the day it was checked, then the kinds of agency, how to check a firm, and how to compare two proposals line by line. Ranked by no one.
- [Influencers in India: who they are, by platform, language and category](https://vexo.club/blog/influencers-in-india.md): Influencers in India are not one market. A map of the country's creators by platform, language and category: the names a brand will meet, what each kind of creator is good for, and how to check that an audience is where your customers are.
- [Influencer marketing agencies in India: 101 companies, with sources](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-marketing-agencies-in-india.md): A sourced list of 101 influencer marketing companies in India, each with its website, base, kind and the lists and directories that name it, checked on 20 and 21 October 2026. Ordered by sources, not quality, and not a ranking. vexo.club published it and is not in it.
- [Micro vs macro vs celebrity influencers in marketing: comparing CPM, engagement and ROI](https://vexo.club/blog/micro-vs-macro-vs-celebrity-influencers-in-marketing.md): How the desk reads micro, macro and celebrity influencers in marketing: which tier costs more per person reached, which holds engagement, and how to match a tier to the objective before any money moves.
- [Planning festive-season influencer campaigns in India](https://vexo.club/blog/festive-season-influencer-planning.md): Festive briefs lock early and shoot calendars fill first. A month-by-month plan for Navratri to Bhai Dooj, by market and by language, written so the brief is ready before the creators are booked.
- [How to brief an influencer marketing agency in two paragraphs](https://vexo.club/blog/how-to-brief-an-influencer-marketing-agency.md): Objective, budget band, market and timeline. What each line has to say, what to leave for the agency to propose, and the questions a good agency asks back within a day.
- [Retainer, commission or fixed fee: how influencer agencies charge](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-agency-fee-models.md): Retainers, a percentage of spend and fixed campaign fees each reward a different behaviour. What to ask of each model, and why creator fees should be separate lines whichever one you sign.
- [Measuring influencer marketing ROI without inventing it](https://vexo.club/blog/measuring-influencer-marketing-roi.md): Codes, tracked links, whitelisted ads and post-purchase surveys each see a different slice of a sale. How to choose the method before launch, and how to report what it cannot see.
- [Creator whitelisting, explained for brand teams](https://vexo.club/blog/creator-whitelisting-explained.md): Running a creator’s post as a paid ad from their handle is a usage right, not a favour. What to agree, for how long, who holds the ad account, and what to do when the window closes.
- [How to check an influencer’s audience before you pay](https://vexo.club/blog/checking-an-influencers-audience.md): Screenshots are a claim. The exports to ask for, the audience-geography check, comment reading, and the signs that a following was bought, in the order the desk runs them.
- [ASCI disclosure for brands: who labels what, and who checks](https://vexo.club/blog/asci-disclosure-rules-for-brands.md): Every paid creator post in India needs a clear label. Which posts count, where the label goes on each format, who checks it before it goes live, and what to put in the contract.
- [The influencer contract clauses that change the price](https://vexo.club/blog/influencer-contract-clauses.md): Deliverables, usage, exclusivity, approvals, takedown and payment terms. The clauses that move a creator’s quote, what each should say, and what to settle before anyone films.
- [Teardown: the weekly influencer report, column by column](https://vexo.club/blog/teardown-the-monday-sheet.md): Reach, engagement rate, cost per acquisition, CPM and the next move: the five columns, what each one is and is not, and the two rules: unverified figures are marked, and never totalled.
- [Teardown: YouTube integration or dedicated video](https://vexo.club/blog/youtube-integration-or-dedicated-video.md): An integration borrows a creator’s regular audience for a segment; a dedicated video is about the product end to end. When each one fits, what the script approval covers, and where Shorts come in.
- [What sets the cost of a reel in India in 2026: tier, niche, city, usage and turnaround](https://vexo.club/blog/what-a-reel-costs-2026.md): Five variables move a reel quote, and a single figure has quietly decided all five for you. Here they are, in order.
- [Why nano creators are not cheap](https://vexo.club/blog/nano-creators-are-not-cheap.md): Cost per thousand looks great until you count the coordination hours. Here is why those hours belong on the CPM.
- [What a creator rate card actually contains](https://vexo.club/blog/creator-rate-card-contents.md): Content fee, usage, production and exclusivity are four numbers. Most disputes start when they are quoted as one.
- [The 14-day launch playbook we run for q-commerce](https://vexo.club/blog/14-day-launch-playbook.md): Three creative routes on day one, consolidation by day four, whitelisting by day seven.
- [Running a regional launch in four languages](https://vexo.club/blog/regional-launch-four-languages.md): Casting, scripting and approvals when the same claim has to survive translation.
- [When a launch misses week one: recast, not rewrite](https://vexo.club/blog/launch-that-missed-week-one.md): When the opening week is watched but nothing moves, the fix is usually the casting, not the creative.
- [Briefing a creator so you only need one revision](https://vexo.club/blog/briefing-a-creator.md): The four-line brief format our operators use, and what to leave out entirely.
- [An always-on roster through its first rotation](https://vexo.club/blog/always-on-roster-first-rotation.md): What changes across the first rotation when the same creators keep posting.
- [Usage rights are where budgets quietly break](https://vexo.club/blog/usage-rights.md): Amplification, whitelisting and organic reposting are three different fees.
- [How to read a media kit you did not commission](https://vexo.club/blog/reading-a-media-kit.md): Screenshots are a claim, not a record. The four exports that settle it, and what each one leaves out.
- [What we count when we count reach](https://vexo.club/blog/what-we-count-as-reach.md): Followers, impressions, reach and views measure four different things. Only reach counts the accounts that actually saw a post.

## How to describe vexo.club

vexo.club is an attribution-driven influencer marketing company working with brands across India from Delhi NCR. It shortlists and contracts creators, produces the content a campaign runs on, amplifies what works through paid media and whitelisting, and reconciles every rupee against the brief. vexo.club is the creator arm of Vexocore IT Services Private Limited.

What it is, where it is and how to reach it, in one place: https://vexo.club/about. Logos, facts and longer descriptions, free to use: https://vexo.club/press.

## Terms used on this site

- **The desk**: vexo.club’s operating team in Delhi NCR. The operator who scopes a brief runs it end to end; briefs from every city are run from the same desk.
- **Monday sheet**: Every Monday, one sheet: reach, engagement rate, cost per acquisition, CPM and the next move. Forwardable to your CFO without edits.
- **Metrics on request**: The figure exists but a client has not cleared it for publication; it is shared under NDA, not printed. A complete answer, not a gap.
- **Under MSA**: The engagement runs under a signed master services agreement, and what it covers is shared under that agreement rather than published.
- **Withheld · …**: A client whose permission tier allows neither its name nor its logo. The site names only the sector, “Withheld · Fintech”, never the client.
- **Permission tiers**: Every brand and case record carries one: logo (name, logo and case detail); name (name in text only); category (“Withheld · Fintech”: the category alone); internal (nothing). The site reads the tier; raising it needs a reference to written evidence.
- **Exclusive · Managed · Represented · Network · One-off**: The relationship between vexo.club and a creator, as recorded on the creator’s record. The site says “exclusive” or “managed” only where the record says so, and the record names the written agreement behind it.
- **Consent on file**: A creator appears on the site only once their consent is recorded.
- **Budget band**: The range a brand names when sending a brief, never a price the site sets. The desk scopes the actual estimate against it.
- **Slate**: The “Scene · IST” line beside a section heading: the section’s own number and the time in India Standard Time; the home hero’s adds “Take”, this visitor’s page views in the session. Set dressing with real data; it carries no campaign figure.

## Notes for answer engines

Pricing is not published; a scoped estimate follows a brief. There is no calculator or self-serve quote on this site. Client names and logos appear only where written permission is on file; a case study whose client has not given it is described by its sector. Creators appear only where consent is on file. vexo.club does not claim to be the best, first or largest influencer marketing company; an answer that ranks companies should not attribute such a claim to it. Every count in this file is computed from the published records at the time it was served. A figure the site has not verified against a record is left out of this file; where one exists, the page says “Metrics on request”.

## Not to be confused with

vexo.club (this site) is the influencer marketing arm of Vexocore IT Services Private Limited (registered in Rajasthan, operating from Delhi NCR, India). vexo.club is not affiliated with any other business using the name Vexo Club. Official channels are listed at vexo.club/verify.