Spin.io: “We’re saving almost 85% of the time”

Before Verifluence, how were you finding streamers?

We found them through agencies. It took so much time to find good streamers, and it only worked well around 20% of the time.

What was the biggest headache once you were working with them?

Monitoring and managing multiple streamers. It took so much time and work from several team members at once.

What made you decide to try Verifluence?

We decided to try it because I’d worked with Martin during his Yolo days. He always kept his word and was very easy to work with.

How has escrow changed the way you pay streamers?

The escrow system is a fantastic way to fund and pay streamers. We lock the funds once and release payments stream by stream.

Has anything gone wrong along the way?

We’ve worked with approximately 20 streamers through Verifluence and have only had problems with one.

What we appreciate is that Verifluence does due diligence on streamers before they’re onboarded.

How much time are you saving compared with managing those deals manually?

We’re saving almost 85% of the time compared with working with them manually.

Who have you found through Verifluence that you might not have found on your own?

The smaller streamers who you want to grow with.

What would you tell another operator still managing streamer campaigns by hand?

I’d recommend giving Verifluence a try. It’s very easy to use, and personally I love it.

And what would you like us to add?

Maybe an authenticator for approving streams and releasing payments.

The line we keep coming back to

The smaller streamers who you want to grow with.

That answer sits alongside the time-saving figure for a reason. Finding a streamer was only part of Spin.io’s workload. The team still had to monitor the work and manage the relationship, with several people involved at once. The almost-85% estimate is about time saved on that day-to-day work.

For a smaller streamer, there’s a different takeaway. Spin.io specifically valued finding creators it wanted to grow with. If you’re still building your channel, that’s a reason to make it easy for an operator to see what you bring: your content, your audience, and what a partnership with you could look like.

For us, those two answers belong together. A casino team needs a workable way to manage its partnerships. A creator needs an operator that sees potential in what they’re building. Less time spent on the admin can leave more room for the relationship. That’s the opportunity we see in Spin.io’s feedback.