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Fewer creators, better chosen.

POSALY replaces the creator requests in your inbox with screened applications, each one arriving as a scorecard. A POSALY reviewer has already checked whether the audience is real and whether it fits your hotel, and shortlists the ones worth your attention. You read the card and say yes or no — POSALY never accepts a creator on your behalf.

Why is this different from the requests already in my inbox?

Because the checking has been done before the request reaches you. The usual problem is not that too few creators ask — it is that telling the genuine ones from the rented ones means opening each profile, scrolling, and guessing, and almost nobody has an evening a week for that. The result is usually to ignore everyone, and miss the good ones, or to comp a room and hope. POSALY is not a way to receive more creators. It is a way to spend your judgement only on the ones worth it.

How do I know the followers are real?

Real audience signals are assessed rather than a follower count: how much of the audience engages, how much of it actually travels, and what share of it looks bought or automated. A reviewer applies the same criteria to every application, and a bought audience subtracts from the score rather than being ignored. The scorecard page sets out every element and where it comes from.

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The checking is done before the request reaches you.

Who decides whether a creator is accepted?

You do. POSALY's reviewers shortlist the applications worth your attention and put those in front of you with a scorecard; an application a reviewer does not recommend stays with POSALY rather than reaching you. Nothing is ever accepted on your behalf, and a strong score is a recommendation about where to spend your attention, not a decision.

How much of my time does this take?

Read a scorecard, then accept or reject. Setting the account up is done for you by the POSALY team, so the work on your side starts at the point of deciding. Decisions draw on the monthly evaluation allowance agreed at onboarding.

Can more than one person at the hotel use it?

Yes. A hotel account has admins, managers and viewers. Admins and managers can both decide on applications and manage the hotel's details and campaigns; a viewer can only read. That lets a general manager decide while a marketing colleague follows along without being able to accept anyone.

What does it cost?

POSALY does not publish its pricing on this site. Onboarding is done by the POSALY team — ask them what the commercial terms are.

Am I committing to anything?

What is true today is that the POSALY team onboards your hotel, and that you decide every application POSALY puts in front of you — nothing is ever accepted on your behalf. Whether there is a minimum term beyond that is not something this page will answer until it can be answered precisely, so ask the POSALY team and get it in writing rather than taking a website's word for it.

Worth ten minutes of your week

Read a scorecard, accept or reject. That is the whole job on your side, and it is the part only you can do.

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