Reference

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Partners

Run Lucra for client brands and creators, like Stripe Connect.

A partner account runs Lucra for other businesses: agencies managing client brands, and developers building creator payments, programs or ads into their own product. It works much like Stripe Connect. Client brands are connected accounts, roster creators are payout recipients, and the Lucra-Account header plays the part of Stripe-Account.

Set up

  1. Sign up as an Agency or Developer; both are partner accounts. An existing brand can turn on partner tools in Settings → Partner profile.
  2. Create a write key in Settings → Developers → API.
  3. Set your take rates.
  4. Create brands and add creators. Finish their setup with POST /v1/connections, and listen for webhooks.

What your key reaches

A partner key reaches its own account, every active client brand (including brands added later), and every roster creator. You don't list accounts on the key. Pick one per request with Lucra-Account, or lucra.as(id) in the SDK:

TypeScript
const { data: page } = await lucra.brands.list()
const brand = lucra.as(page.data[0].id)
const { data: programs } = await brand.programs.list()

A brand whose relationship with you ended stays readable with status: "ended", but can't be changed.

Take rates

A partner earns from the creators it brings and the brands it manages. Set the defaults with PATCH /v1/account:

TypeScript
await lucra.account.update({
  body: {
    creatorTakeRate: { percent: 15 },
    brandFee: { of: "ad_spend", percent: 10 },
  },
})
  • creatorTakeRate is your cut of each payment to a roster creator, up to 20%. Override it for one creator with takeRate on PATCH /v1/creators/:id.
  • brandFee is charged on the ad_spend or gmv of the brands you manage. Override it for one brand with PATCH /v1/brands/:id.

Act as a creator

Send Lucra-Account: crtr_… to do what a roster creator would: edit their profile, apply to or join programs, upload files, submit work, request samples, answer retainer offers, and read their payments and messages. Acting as a creator needs a write key. Endpoints that allow it are marked in the reference.

TypeScript
await lucra
  .as("crtr_026UYfiw1Y6OvUpuKWiOpeL")
  .applications.create({ body: { program: "prog_00lhuAJjQgdtNt5WnqTBc95" } })

Your own UI, or ours

Build every screen yourself on the API, or drop in Lucra's onboarding, programs, wallet and other screens with embeds.