Local stories.
Shared growth.

What is ROBBY?

ROBBY is a local marketing and rewards platform. Businesses publish campaigns, and creators discover places, share social media content, and submit their posts for review. Eligible posts can earn rewards when the campaign has funding and its conditions are met.

Businesses get a workspace for campaign briefs, locations, creator activity, and budgets. Creators get a space for discovery, post submissions, streaks, and vouchers. The platform brings these parts together so both sides can follow what happens next.

Good places deserve to be discovered.

A local business can have something great to offer and still struggle to reach new people. A customer can share a meaningful experience without having a clear way to collaborate with that business.

ROBBY connects those two opportunities. Its goal is to help local places reach people through honest customer stories, while giving creators clear campaign terms and a way to track their contributions. Growth is the goal; sales, views, or earnings are never guaranteed.

From a local visit to a shared story.

1. A business sets the brief.

   The campaign describes the offer, accepted platforms, dates, reward structure, and what creators need to know.

2. A creator finds a match.

   Browse published campaigns, filter by business, city, category, or platform, and read the details before participating. Nearby search uses locations with saved coordinates.

3. The creator shares an honest experience.

   Publish on an accepted platform, include the campaign’s required disclosure, then submit the post link. A receipt can be attached when relevant.

4. ROBBY reviews the submission.

   Checks consider the campaign, post link, timing, duplicates, and available budget. The ROBBY reviewer makes the final decision and reviews view counts for performance offers.

5. An eligible reward becomes a voucher.

   Accepted, funded submissions can issue a voucher. The creator sees it in their wallet and can redeem an eligible voucher with a participating merchant when payout setup is ready.

Your city. Your experience. Your voice.

Create a creator profile, add your social handles, and explore opportunities that fit you. Read each campaign’s reward, dates, and requirements before posting. Keep your experience honest and make the commercial relationship clear in your content.

Your activity page tracks submissions, decisions, and your daily streak. The timer shows when your streak expires. A usable streak freeze can cover a missed period under the streak rules. Pending or declined posts should not be treated as guaranteed earnings.

A verified 30-day milestone can qualify for a bonus based on the eligible reward history recorded by ROBBY. See your actual wallet and campaign terms for amounts; a streak count alone is not a promise of a cash payout.

Give your place a voice.

Create a business profile, add your location and logo, and build a clear campaign brief. Completed campaigns can publish without a separate campaign approval step. You can edit or pause a campaign and follow submissions in your workspace.

Funding provides the budget for eligible creator rewards and the platform fee. The dashboard shows funded and reserved amounts, review activity, and recorded receipt sales. Recorded sales are entered by merchants; they are not independently verified card network sales or proof that ROBBY caused the revenue.

Merchants can run eligibility checks and view review history. Final reward approval belongs to the ROBBY reviewer. Stripe payout onboarding must be ready before a merchant can receive a voucher redemption transfer.

Know the offer before you post.

Rewards need an accepted submission and sufficient available funding. A campaign marked “Funding pending” cannot complete its reward flow. Pending posts do not reserve a guaranteed payout. Campaign budgets are tracked in ROBBY’s ledger; they are not bank escrow accounts.

Your ROBBY wallet

Your wallet shows issued vouchers and a rotating QR code for eligible redemption. A voucher can be redeemed once. Saved payment methods use Stripe’s hosted setup when the sandbox connection is available; saving a card does not connect ordinary card purchases to rewards.

Apple Wallet and Google Wallet passes require their separate issuer connections. Those buttons are available only when the required setup and an eligible voucher are present. A saved pass may show a snapshot; open ROBBY for the current voucher status and balance.

Real experiences come first.

ROBBY records submission decisions and review history. Eligibility checks help identify missing information, unsupported links, duplicates, timing problems, and budget issues. They help a reviewer; they do not prove the content is authentic.

Final content approval is currently manual. AI video review and automatic social view tracking are not connected. Creators submit links, and reviewed performance counts are entered by ROBBY staff. This means acceptance may require a human review and can take time.

Receipts are private to the creator and the ROBBY reviewer. Accounts and wallets require sign-in, and merchant actions are limited to the merchant’s own records. Share only information needed for the campaign and contact support if a submission or reward looks incorrect.

The phones on the home page are design illustrations, not earnings testimonials or verified business results.

A few things to know.