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Instead of waiting for a brand to post a brief, creators on Popfly can pitch their trips through the platform and ask for what they need to make them happen. Gear, funding, or both.
Hundreds of adventures are already posted — from kayaking the Oregon coast to overlanding in Colorado to thru-hiking the AT. Brands get a real adventurer going somewhere worth documenting, and content that actually holds up. Creators get what they need to go.


Kendall is bikepacking across Norway and seeking waterproof outerwear, solar panels and power banks and camping gear.
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Kayla is hosting a Women in the Wild group trip to Yellowstone National Park and looking for camping and hiking products.
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David is going white water rafting in Idaho and looking for photography gear, hiking gear, cooking gear and fishing gear
CASE STUDY
When Hyundai set out to highlight their adventure-ready XRT lineup of vehicles, they wanted quality outdoor content that felt real. Not staged. Not stock. So they turned to Popfly to match them with authentic creators and launch a campaign around real travel, receiving over 300 brand-ready assets.
Popfly makes sponsoring creator trips easy.
3 of our top 5 ads during our Black Friday season were all sourced from Popfly Creators.”
Kyle Andrus
Marketing Manager, Camp Chef
Popfly Adventures is a feature within the Popfly platform that flips the traditional influencer model. Instead of brands posting a brief and waiting for creators to apply, creators pitch their real, planned trips directly through Popfly and request what they need to make them happen — gear, funding, or both. Brands then browse active adventures and choose which ones to sponsor.
In a standard campaign, the brand defines the creative direction and creators execute to spec. With Adventures, the trip is already real — the creator is going regardless. Brands are sponsoring authentic experiences already in motion, which produces content that's genuinely unscripted. The brand gets embedded into a real adventure rather than a staged one.
Hundreds of adventures are posted on the platform at any given time, spanning activities like kayaking, overlanding, thru-hiking, snow sports, climbing, and travel. Examples include trips like kayaking the Oregon coast, overlanding in Colorado, and thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail. Brands can filter by activity type, geography, creator audience size, and content format.
Brands browse live creator pitches on the Popfly platform. Each pitch includes the creator's planned trip, their content deliverables, their audience profile, and what they're requesting (gear, cash, or both). Brands select the adventures that align with their goals, approve the terms, and Popfly handles the rest — contracts, content rights, delivery, and payment.
Yes. Creators can request gear, funding, or a combination of both. For brands with product inventory, gear sponsorships are often a cost-efficient way to get product into the hands of active creators in real-use scenarios.
Deliverables are specified in each creator's adventure pitch and agreed upon before sponsorship. Typical outputs include vertical short-form video, horizontal product video, and branded photography. Content style and format are driven by what makes sense for the trip — not a studio script.
Popfly tracks campaign metrics including content performance, reach, engagement, and (where applicable) affiliate conversions. All assets and usage rights are managed through the platform, so brands can deploy content across paid ads, organic social, email, and ecommerce without chasing down licensing.
Create a free profile at app.popfly.com, then submit your adventure pitch through the platform. Your pitch should include your planned trip details, what you'll create (content type and quantity), your target dates, and what you're requesting from brands — gear, funding, or both.
