Momofuku Goods gets significant social attention, but the team had no way to measure their program’s success until they got Archive.

Before Archive, Allbirds couldn’t keep up with their UGC and had no reporting tools to support their sprawling influencer program.

Divi, a scalp-first haircare brand, partnered with Aligned Growth to scale influencer marketing. Using Archive, they hit $9 CPM, $1.1M EMV, 4M impressions, 1K creators, and 1.2K content pieces.

Good light’s tiny team launched an international marketing program including seeding, paid partnerships, and community management. The secret ingredient: Archive.

Aligned Growth’s influencer programs were so successful, the team couldn’t keep up with their own growth. Then they got Archive.

Canopy’s influencer program was totally manual, impossible to manage, and allergic to results until they got Archive.

Before Archive, NATPAT’s all-hands-on-deck strategy made it impossible for employees to focus on their core job responsibilities.

Before Archive, manually screenshotting UGC and recording stats by hand made Long Drink’s national brand awareness goals virtually impossible.

Grüns is great at gifting, but they had no automated process for turning that flood of UGC into polished ad content until they started using Archive.

She’s Birdie was tracking UGC manually, missing out on content, and hemorrhaging money on ad creation until they got Archive.

Managing UGC for 10+ D2C brand clients was error-prone, exhausting, and unscalable until Agency Eight got Archive.

Ketone-IQ turned their best UGC into a plug-and-play e-commerce sales engine — without writing a single line of code — thanks to Archive.

Even with an intern, constantly scrolling social media and manually recording stats meant that Slate Milk regularly missed out on UGC before Archive.

Before Archive, Immi was going to have to hire two full-time marketing employees just to keep up with the viral pace of their UGC.