Book a campaign

Request a Vancouver activation pilot.

Start with a lightweight pilot brief. Every request is reviewed for business fit, venue safety, deliverables, and boundaries before proposal or payment.

Use the detailed form

What happens after submit

Admin-reviewed inquiries only.

HGM is built for professional commercial work, not instant booking. A real operator reviews the request before any talent, quote, or schedule is promised.

1. Fit check

Business, campaign type, venue, and budget range are checked first.

2. Safety review

Banned private-service, dating, escorting, and sexualized requests are rejected.

3. Pilot quote

If the request fits, HGM clarifies talent count, hours, content rights, and wardrobe.

4. Crew planning

Only approved commercial work moves toward talent outreach and payment.

Good-fit requests

Commercial, public, measurable.

Product demos, launches, pop-ups, content visits, QR lead capture, and event hosting.
Verified business, studio, retail, hospitality, wellness, fitness, or public activation locations.
Clear content-rights expectations and professional wardrobe direction.
No dating, escorting, companionship, flirtation requirements, hotel-room, or private-residence requests.

Is this instant booking?

No. The first step is an admin-reviewed pilot inquiry. HGM only moves forward after fit and safety review.

What does pricing depend on?

Talent count, hours, location, content rights, paid usage, rush timing, and coordination complexity.

Can we request outfits?

You can provide professional wardrobe direction. Revealing, sexualized, or body-focused requests are not accepted.

Can we use the content in ads?

Paid ad usage needs written approval and may change the quote. Organic usage is simpler.

What venues qualify?

Commercial venues, studios, retail spaces, gyms, clinics, restaurants, pop-ups, and public activations.

What gets rejected?

Dating, escorting, companionship, private entertainment, sexual services, unsafe venue, or discriminatory requests.