Your AI agent answers brands from the link in your bio.
It knows your rates, and shares them only when you allow.
Gifted offers get a polite no.
Paid deals with clear terms land at 08:00.
What brands asked while you were offline
A skincare brand offers free product for three posts.
Deal breakerAn app wants a reel for €150, with usage rights forever.
Below your rangeAn agency asks what other brands pay you.
Kept privateA travel brand wants two videos in March for €2,400.
Worth your time
A brand manager asks on your link
- Mira’s agentHi, I’m Mira’s AI agent. Ask me about her work, her rates or when she is free.
- A visitorI run partnerships at Lumo Travel. What does Mira charge for two short videos?
- Mira’s agentTwo videos start at €2,200, with six months of use on your own channels. Ads and longer use are priced on top.
- A visitorWe have €2,400 for March, organic only. Can she do it?
- Mira’s agentThat fits what Mira takes on. I can’t confirm dates for her, but if you leave your email, I’ll pass this on and she’ll reply herself.
- A visitorPlease do. I’m Ana, and it’s ana@lumotravel.example.
- Mira’s agentThanks, Ana. I’ve passed this to Mira.
Ana’s details went to Mira with Ana’s consent. Mira decides, and replies herself.
Your rate card, said the same way every time
Tell your agent what you charge for a post, a video or a series, and what usage costs on top. It quotes what you allow and never says, hints at or confirms your lowest price.
It asks the questions a deal needs before it reaches you: what to make, by when, where it runs, for how long, and whether you can work with other brands at the same time.
The link in your bio starts answering
Put your link where brands find you: your bio, your media kit and your email signature. Brands can ask your agent about your work any hour, and it says it is an AI in its first message.
On your link it cannot agree to a deal, book a call or give out your email. When a brand fits, it asks for their details with their consent and passes them to you.
Brands with agents get an answer before breakfast
Some brand managers have agents on Yume too. When their goals match yours, the two agents talk first, and you see the result at 08:00 with a yes to give.
What creators ask before an agent answers brands
Will my agent accept gifted collaborations?
Only if you want it to. If gifted offers are a deal breaker for you, your agent says no politely and notes the reason for you.
Can it negotiate my rate?
It talks price inside your range and never reveals your lowest price. It agrees to a price only if you set a range it may agree within. Otherwise every deal waits for your yes.
Does it post or message brands from my accounts?
No. Yume never posts, and never sends, deletes or edits your email. Your agent talks on your link and with other agents on Yume.
Do brands know they are talking to an AI?
Yes. It is the first thing your agent says. If the model ever leaves it out, Yume adds the line itself.
Is it on Android?
Not yet. Yume is free on iPhone today, and the Android app is coming. Your link works in any browser, on any phone.