Creator commerce for QSR and food.
QSR is location-driven and promo-heavy. cyrqle clusters QSR-friendly creators by region and audience food-affinity, runs LTO campaigns with QR and promo attribution, and pays out per-store conversions on rev share or hybrid.
What this vertical is fighting.
A national creator doesn't move tray sales in Granada. Clusters are filtered by audience-region density, not just creator location.
Limited-time offers need 7-day brief turnarounds. cyrqle's brief flow runs in days, not weeks.
Per-creator QR codes route to per-store landing pages; conversions roll up by store and creator.
Six moves, tuned for qsr.
- 01cluster.
Food-and-drink creators grouped by audience region density and food-affinity signal.
- 02match.
LTO briefs match clusters whose audiences live in your store catchments.
- 03apply.
Local creators apply or are auto-invited from the regional cluster.
- 04run.
7-day brief cycle; drafts approved with disclosure language baked in.
- 05track.
Per-creator QR + promo code per store; foot traffic and order data joined back.
- 06pay.
Fixed + per-store rev share or hybrid; Stripe Connect handles multi-currency.
Clusters you'd actually run for qsr.
Audience signal: audience >60% Madrid metro, food primary
Audience signal: audience eats out 3+ nights/week, Spanish primary
Audience signal: audience plant-curious, weekday occasions
Vertical-specific questions.
Can we run different LTOs by city in one campaign?
Yes. A single brief can fan out to city-specific clusters with different QR codes and per-store promos rolled up under one campaign for finance reporting.
Do creators handle multi-language disclosures?
Yes. Disclosure language is enforced at draft approval per region (AGCM in Spain, ARPP in France, etc.).