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Black creators build the culture. The business should pay like it.
Management for ebony creators — Ebony creators — Black creators across niches, with promotion, lighting, and editing standards that actually serve melanin-rich skin. One flat rate, your accounts in your name, and a team that treats your niche as a specialty, not a template.
The niche problem
Black creators are underserved in specifics that matter: editors and pipelines that wash out or mis-grade darker skin, promotion that tokenizes instead of targeting the audiences who seek Black creators, and platforms' discovery systems that require deliberate counter-strategy. Generic management treats all of it as someone else's problem.
What we run for you
Standards first: your content pipeline — editing, grading, lighting guidance — is set to flatter your skin, reviewed by you, and never 'corrected' toward a house look. Promotion targets the communities and searches where Black creators are the destination, and your presentation and wording are yours, documented in your Persona Bible.
What never changes
You own your accounts, content, and payouts. The rate is published: 45% of net, then 40%. The exit is a settled ledger and 30 days' notice. In every niche, on every page.
Built for ebony creators, specifically
- Editing and grading standards set for your skin, approved by you
- Lighting and shoot guidance that serves melanin-rich skin
- Promotion targeting audiences who specifically seek Black creators
- Presentation and wording controlled by you — no house rebrand
- Brand-deal outreach that values your audience properly
- Hair, styling, and aesthetic logistics planned as production, not afterthoughts
What does Halo & Horns charge ebony creators?
One flat rate on net: 45% for new creators and creators under $20,000 a month gross, 40% after graduating (two consecutive months over $20,000). App, Digital Twin, chatting, promotion, DMCA, and brand deals are all included.
Do I keep ownership of my accounts?
Yes. Accounts, content, and payout destinations stay in your name and are never rerouted. Access is delegated once, logged, and viewable by you.
Who controls how my content looks after editing?
You do. Editing standards are agreed with you up front, you approve the look on early material, and the same standards bind every editor after that. Where a platform's rules treat AI editing as AI content, your media routes to human editors instead — the standard doesn't change.
Made for ebony creators. Priced like everyone else.
The niche changes the playbook — never the rate, the ownership, or the exit.