We opened the data
the industry charges for.

Why we built it

Influencer marketing runs on information the people inside it can't see. Most "influencer platforms" keep it that way — the data sits behind a sales call and a five-figure annual contract, and the asymmetry is the product.

We took the opposite position. Stats, earnings estimates, audience-quality checks and brand history are free and public. If a number can be worked out from public data, the creator and the brand should both get to see it.

Brands already spending here

We detect sponsorships inside creators' real videos and streams — so a match is a brand that genuinely pays in that niche, not a guess. A live sample of the 2.8K in our index:

Keeps 1.4K influencers Genshin Impact 987 influencers Steamcommunity 863 influencers GamerSupps 845 influencers World of Tanks 619 influencers Treatstream 535 influencers Uwumarket 527 influencers Instant Gaming 436 influencers Fiverr 402 influencers War Thunder 383 influencers Weareholy 382 influencers rogue energy 367 influencers

Where the data comes from

Everything on a listing is built from public sources — the official YouTube, Twitch and TikTok APIs, and what creators publish on their own channels. We don't buy data, and we have no access to anyone's private analytics unless they connect their account themselves.

Listings exist before a creator joins, so brands looking to spend can find them. It stays your channel and your call: claim it free and you control the bio, pricing and contacts — or ask us to remove it and we'll delete it and stop it being recreated. No argument, no retention tricks.

How a deal works

We earn a platform fee on completed deals, plus Pro subscriptions for tools like featured placement and visitor insights. That's the whole model — we don't sell your data to brokers.