Will Influencers Be Notified If You Change the Content Type in an Existing Campaign?
Yes. A creator is always told when you change something on a deal, and nothing changes behind their back. What happens next depends on whether you have paid.
The same four fields, two different mechanisms
| Before you pay | After you pay | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is called | A negotiation | A revision request |
| Who can start it | Either side | You, with Edit |
| What can change | Price, delivery date, duration, bio link | The same four |
| How many | No limit while you are still agreeing | 2 per deal |
| If the price goes up | Nothing to pay yet | You pay the difference first, then the request is sent |
| How it is accepted | Paying is your acceptance. There is no Accept button for brands | The creator accepts or rejects |
| If they say no | The old terms stand. Either side can edit again | The old terms stand and any extra you paid returns to your wallet |
What the creator sees
Before payment: they get an email, a push and an in-app notice that the offer was updated, plus a card in the chat listing exactly what changed. They can accept, edit again, or reject.
After payment: they get a push and a chat card saying you have requested a change, and the offer card swaps its buttons for Accept and Reject until they answer.
Good to know
While a request is open the creator cannot submit the post. They have to answer first, so a request left hanging holds up your delivery as well as their payment.
The deadline on changes
Once the creator submits the post link, change requests close automatically. After delivery there is no revision route at all: your options are the chat, and Approve or Disapprove. Agree any change before they post.
Why this helps you
Nothing can be changed on you quietly either. The same rule runs both ways: a creator cannot alter agreed terms without your agreement, with one documented exception, a single deadline extension after payment.