Comparison

Airaa vs Whop

Run brand campaigns instead of selling your own products

Whop is for creators monetizing through their own subs, courses, and communities. Airaa is for creators getting paid by brands — sponsored UGC, ambassador deals, and Spark Ads campaigns across every major platform. Different jobs, but most serious creators want both.

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Why brands switch to Airaa

From Whop to Airaa, in five reasons.

Brand-owned Community — Whop is built for creators selling their own products; Airaa is for brands running creator campaigns
Modular campaign app store — UGC, Clipping, KOL leaderboards, Instant Tasks, all brand-funded
Multi-platform reach across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and X — Whop is platform-agnostic but doesn't ship campaigns
AI-verified content + 48-hour USDC payouts to creators — no wires, no platform-side commerce cut
Cross-platform analytics rolled up across every campaign in your Community

Feature comparison

Airaa vs Whop,
side by side

Feature	Airaa	Whop
Sponsored brand campaigns
Multi-platform reach (TikTok, IG, YouTube, X)		Limited
Brand-funded creator payouts
Automated outreach + contracts
Cross-platform campaign analytics
Built-in creator community
Content library of past campaigns
Real-time alerts (Slack + Discord)
Tax forms automated for brand campaigns

Pricing

Per campaign vs Whop's model

Airaa

Custom, per-campaign

Pay-per-campaign fee. Brands fund creator payouts; Airaa never takes a cut of creator-led product revenue.

Whop

Take rate on creator revenue

Whop charges creators a percentage of their direct sales. Different model — only relevant if you're selling your own products.

What makes Airaa different

Three reasons brands pick Airaa over Whop

Brand campaigns, not creator products

Whop is built for creators who sell their own subscriptions, courses, or communities. Airaa is for creators who get paid by brands. Most full-time creators run both.

Multi-platform UGC + video at scale

Airaa's campaigns ship UGC, Reels, Shorts, TikTok videos, and X threads — all measured cross-platform. Whop's creator hubs are platform-agnostic but campaign delivery isn't its job.

Automated brand-side workflows

Brand-side teams use Airaa for brief signing, allowlisting, content approval, performance bonus calculation, and payouts. Whop sits on the creator side of the marketplace.

Migration

Already on Whop?

Stay on Whop for your products and subs. Add Airaa for brand-funded campaigns. We're not asking you to leave — we're filling in the campaign side most Whop creators currently piece together with email, Notion, and Stripe invoices.

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FAQ

Common questions about
switching to Airaa

They solve different problems. Whop helps creators sell their own products (subs, courses, communities). Airaa helps creators earn from brand-funded campaigns (UGC, Reels, sponsored videos). Most working creators want both — Whop for direct creator-to-fan revenue, Airaa for creator-to-brand revenue.

Whop isn't built for brand-funded sponsored content. Brand teams typically don't onboard there to commission creators. Airaa is the brand-side counterpart: brands post briefs, Airaa pairs them with vetted creators.

No. Airaa only earns when a brand-funded campaign runs through us. Your Whop sales, course revenue, and other direct income are unaffected.

Brand-funded. The brand's campaign budget covers your base fee + performance bonus, and Airaa settles your share within 48 hours in your preferred currency or USDC.

Yes. Most creators on Airaa surface their Whop, Beacons, Linktree, or other community in their bio link block. Brands often build campaigns specifically around driving traffic to your community.

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