Influencer marketing platform for ecommerce brands that pay creators for sales
Ecommerce brands pay creators in product, fees and commissions, so every fake follower is lost margin. FollowerSeek finds creators by audience and niche, then audits each one with written reasons before you ship a single box.
Search by buyer audience
Filter by niche, platform, follower range and engagement to find creators whose audience matches your customer.
Audit before gifting
See the authenticity score and every rule that lowered it, so you do not ship product to creators with bought followers.
Compare five at once
Put a shortlist side by side on engagement, comment quality and posting rhythm before you set fees.
Export for the team
Save lists and export to CSV for your ops, affiliate or agency partners.
Why ecommerce brands vet creators harder
A store pays for a creator three ways: free product, a flat fee, and often a commission or discount code on top. A creator with a padded audience costs you in all three, and the sales never show up. Direct to consumer brands see this first because their margin leaves little room for a dead partnership.
The audit looks at engagement against the usual band for the creator tier, the comment to like ratio, comment quality and posting rhythm. Several weak signals together lower the score, and each deduction is written out so your team can decide fast.
Build a creator shortlist that matches your customer
Start from the buyer. A kitchenware store wants home cooks, not general lifestyle accounts. Use the influencer search tool to filter by niche and size, then keep creators in the 10,000 to 100,000 range where engagement is usually strongest. The micro influencer platform page explains why that band suits product brands.
Run the fake follower checker on each name and drop the ones that fail. What is left is a list you can defend to a finance lead.
From shortlist to sent product
Save the audited creators to a list, compare the top five, export the list and hand it to whoever handles shipping and contracts. Agencies running several stores can use the Agency plan for client workspaces and white label reports.
Plans are public and self serve. Scout is 99 USD a month or 49 USD a month on yearly billing, and the pricing page shows Growth and Agency. Start today, no sales call.
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Plans start at 49 USD a month on yearly billing.