What is Agency Star?

Common questions about Agency Star

Can it be bought with a higher plan?

No. Agency Pro and Agency Max are plans you buy; the earned recognition reflects what the agency has delivered through pitches that became completed deals. Moving to Max adds tools and capacity but does not change the earned status.

Does it depend on the talent’s own tiers?

The agency’s record is built from the deals it pitched and saw through to approval and release. Talent with strong records helps, because their delivery is what completes those deals, but the recognition belongs to the agency’s own activity.

Where is it shown?

On the agency profile and alongside agency pitches, so that a Pioneer deciding whether to accept a pitch can see both the plan badge and the earned status at a glance.

Can it fall?

Yes. Disputes decided against roster members, cancelled deals and poor reviews on agency-pitched deals count against the record, in the same way as an individual member’s tier can fall.

What is the fastest way to build it?

Pitch funded opportunities your roster can genuinely deliver, keep every roster deal on the platform, and make sure delivery evidence is clear so that Pioneers approve and release promptly.

Does a new agency have it from day one?

No. Like an individual member’s tier, it starts empty and builds from the first agency-pitched deal that completes with clear evidence and a fair review. A new agency should pitch a few well matched opportunities early rather than waiting for a large one, because the first completed deals are what make later pitches credible.

Pioneers can also read the reviews left on agency-pitched deals, which sit on the delivering member’s profile, so the earned status and the reviews together give a rounded picture.

In short, Agency Star is earned from delivered agency-pitched deals, sits separately from the Pro and Max plan badges, is shown with every pitch, and rises or falls with the agency’s actual record.