You’ve crafted something delicious. ZOMZEY connects you with food Influencers, reviewers, subscription boxes and retail hubs who reach your ideal customers, and you only pay when there’s a real fit.
Every paid collaboration arranged through ZOMZEY should be clearly labelled as an ad, as explained in the Advertising Standards Authority’s guide to making clear that ads are ads.
Helpful guides: how to find influencers in the UK and how much influencers charge in the UK. Budgeting a campaign? Start with the free influencer pricing calculator.
Food and drink is a category built on word of mouth and discovery, yet for an independent brand, getting tasted and talked about is the hardest part. Supermarket shelves are pay-to-play, ad costs are punishing, and getting featured by food Influencers or into the right boxes feels impossible from the outside. ZOMZEY connects you directly with food Influencers, reviewers, subscription-box curators and speciality retailers whose audiences are actively hunting for their next favourite thing, and you only pay when there's a real fit.
Post your brand or product and describe what it is, who it’s for, and what makes it special. Food Members see your opportunity and submit priced offers, a taste test, a recipe feature, a review, a place in a food box or on a speciality shelf. You choose what fits your goals and budget, ZOMZEY handles payment securely, and your products reach engaged buyers through trusted voices and outlets. A small commission keeps things running.
You control every deal. Because each Influencer and Hub opts in to your specific product, the feature is genuine enthusiasm for something they actually rate, not an empty plug. Every partner carries a verified track record, so you can see what they’ve genuinely helped sell before you commit a single sample budget.
Whatever you make, ZOMZEY connects you with the Influencers and outlets who reach the right appetites.
Food Influencers, foodie newsletters, artisan gift guides and the speciality stores and boxes serving discerning palates.
Wellness-food Influencers, nutrition newsletters and the health-focused boxes and retailers whose audiences read every label.
Snack reviewers, taste-test Influencers and the boxes and shops built around indulgence and discovery.
Coffee and drink Influencers, tasting communities and the subscription boxes and retailers serving enthusiasts.
Drinks reviewers, cocktail Influencers and the bottle shops, clubs and boxes built around craft and provenance.
Plant-based Influencers, vegan newsletters and the ethical retailers and boxes whose audiences buy with values.
Cuisine-specific Influencers, cultural-food communities and the speciality importers and shops serving authentic flavours.
Sign up free as a Member and post your opportunity in minutes. You only pay when you accept an offer that fits.
You post the brand or product as an opportunity: what it is, who it is for, what makes it special and the budget range. Food creators, recipe developers, reviewers, food boxes and speciality retailers whose audiences buy products like yours send priced offers. You accept the ones that fit, fund each deal under Protected Payments, and release the payment when the taste test, recipe or placement has run and the evidence is on the deal page.
Only what you agree per deal. Posting is free, Members pay no commission, and there are no retainers or agency minimums. Use the free Influencer Pricing Calculator for a starting range on creator content, then compare offers on audience fit and verified track record rather than on price alone. Influencer marketing for food can start with one recipe feature and a box of samples.
The ones whose audiences cook, shop and eat the way your customers do: a recipe creator in your category, a foodie newsletter, a nutrition-aware reviewer, a box that curates for your niche, or a speciality shop with the right footfall. Appetite follows trust, so influencer marketing for food rewards genuine fit over follower counts.
Yes. In the UK a paid or gifted feature must be clearly identifiable as advertising, and the brand shares responsibility with the creator. The ASA and CMA Influencers’ Guide explains the labels that count, so build the label into your brief and every partner applies it, in the video as well as the caption.
Give each partner a discount code or a tracked link, compare orders, stockist enquiries and site visits in the week after each feature with a normal week, and watch repeat orders rather than first purchases alone. The deal page keeps the evidence and the dates, so results are easy to attribute to each partner.
Yes. Partners’ figures can be validated through connected social accounts, reviews from completed deals sit on each profile, and the Protected Payment is only released when you approve the delivery. Start with one well matched partner and one hero product, keep the brief clear, and build from the first result.
The product, its price and where it is sold, allergens and storage, the claims you can evidence, the deliverable you want (a taste test, a recipe, a review, a box inclusion or a shelf display), the dates, samples and delivery, the tracked link or code, and the ad label you expect. The free Campaign Brief Generator produces one in a few minutes.
In short, influencer marketing for food works when the recommendation comes from someone whose taste buyers already trust. ZOMZEY finds those creators and outlets, records the deal and protects the payment.
