Creator campaigns
For brands
Five to ten creators post your product in their own words. You get the scripts, the raw files, usage rights and a report that goes all the way to cost per order.
Three Key Group · Live commerce
Ten studios in Monterrey where brands get sold and creators get paid. One house, both sides of the screen.
Why one house
A brand arriving in Mexico usually buys impressions from an agency and never learns how many units moved. A creator who could sell well on camera usually never starts — no room, no lights, nothing worth selling, and nobody to say why last night did not work.
TK Live puts both in one building. We own the studios, contract the creators, carry a catalogue and run the storefront. So a brand pays a base fee plus a share of what sells, and a creator streams for free and keeps the larger share. When nothing sells, nobody in the building earns — us included.
Two doors
The same studios, the same producers, the same data — sold to brands as results and offered to creators as a place to work.
For brands
Five to ten creators post your product in their own words. You get the scripts, the raw files, usage rights and a report that goes all the way to cost per order.
For brands
A session built around your brand, hosted by our team or a contracted creator, product in hand and the buy link on screen. Part of our fee rides on what it sells.
For creators
A private soundproofed room of about 20 m² with ring lights, softboxes, a phone, microphone and monitor — and a producer in the control room while you are on air.
For creators
Our whole catalogue on consignment. You never buy stock, pack a box or handle a return. You pick what suits your audience and earn 15–25% on what you close.
How the house works
The brand pays for results. The creator earns from them. We earn only when both do.
Brands: base fee + share of sales · Creators: free studio + share of revenue
Why here, why now
This is not a market where social media is for awareness. It is where the transaction happens — and the person trusted is the creator, not the brand.
How we work
We would rather lose a pitch than sell a brand a campaign we know will not convert, and we would rather a creator miss a month than buy followers. Both mistakes cost everyone in the building.Joseph KimFounder, Three Key Group México
Start here
Brands: send the product and the price, and we will tell you what we would do. Creators: tell us when you can be on air, and we will book you a trial hour.