How TSA works
An independent record of who agencies really are.
TSA structures the same details for every agency so brands, creators and professionals can evaluate partners on substance rather than marketing.
Step 1
Discover
Search and map agencies by service, industry and location. Placement is never sold.
Step 2
Claim
An agency representative claims the profile and keeps services, locations and team details current.
Step 3
Verify
The TSA team reviews claim documentation before an agency earns the verified badge. Verification confirms identity, not quality.
Step 4
Respond
When experiences are published, agencies get a fair opportunity to respond publicly.
Our standard
Built for accountability—not advertising.
TSA exists to make agency reputation legible. That only works if the rules are the same for everyone.
Agencies cannot buy better rankings
Legitimate negative feedback cannot be removed for payment
Reviews will be moderated before publication
Agencies receive a fair opportunity to respond
Verification confirms identity, not quality
Recognition must be earned
Why people use TSA
Choose a partner with more than a sales pitch.
TSA structures the same details for every agency so brands, creators, and professionals can evaluate partners on substance.
For Brands
Understand services, experience, verification, and professional reputation before investing.
For Creators
Find agencies that provide communication, development, opportunities, and support.
For Employees
Learn about leadership, culture, expectations, and workplace experience.
For Agencies
Claim your profile, keep information accurate, respond professionally, and build trust.
Buyer's guide
What should you look for in an agency partner?
Use these five criteria to compare shortlisted agencies on the same terms.
- 01
Clear communication
Named points of contact, response expectations, and a cadence you agree on up front.
- 02
Relevant service experience
Proven work in your category and the specific services you actually need.
- 03
Transparent expectations
Scope, deliverables, timelines, and commercial terms written down before you start.
- 04
Professional reporting
Consistent reporting on the metrics that map to your business, not vanity numbers.
- 05
Creator, employee, and client support
Healthy internal practices usually show up in how partners and creators are treated.
Trust framework
What we do — and what we do not do.
We do
- Maintain profiles independently of the agencies they describe.
- Verify that a claimed profile is managed by an approved representative.
- Moderate submitted experiences before publication.
- Give agencies a documented path to respond.
We do not
- Sell rankings, placement or recognition.
- Remove legitimate negative feedback for payment.
- Guarantee the quality of any agency's work.
- Claim affiliation with TikTok or ByteDance.