It's called Xiaohongshu, 小红书. Your account stays in your name, your money reaches Germany cleanly, and in China sits a team that knows the platform from the inside.
China is one of the world's largest creator markets. For most German creators, it stays locked.
Xiaohongshu is China's biggest lifestyle platform. The audience is mostly young, female and urban, with real interest in European everyday life, fashion and food. Creators like Pamela Reif have built a large following there. The path to it fails almost always at the same points: verification asks for things you can't know from the outside. Payouts get stuck because foreign creators can't reach their money without a Chinese bank account. And a channel built on the wrong identity is quickly gone. That's exactly where we come in.
We subtitle your videos in Chinese and adapt them so they land with the audience.
We set up your channel on Xiaohongshu and verify it in your real name.
Our team in China looks after your community in Chinese. Every day, not just at the start.
We connect you to brand deals through the official Dandelion program and handle the payout.
We verify against your passport, not a borrowed ID. Your channel can't be taken away from you.
Your earnings reach Germany through our agency structure, settled by contract. You always know where your money is.
On the ground, with the knowledge of platform, culture and censorship. You get both worlds and one point of contact.