Vet inbound creator pitches
Paste any creator's handle the moment a pitch lands. Reply in 5 minutes with a defensible yes / no — not 'we'll get back to you.'
Agencies submit a deck. Followers look big. Engagement looks fine. Six weeks later you're explaining a flat campaign to your CMO.
The follower count is real. The category alignment isn't.
Past content nobody flagged surfaces mid-campaign.
Every brand manager scores creators differently.
You can't explain a 'no' to the agency or a 'yes' to finance.
Paste any creator's handle the moment a pitch lands. Reply in 5 minutes with a defensible yes / no — not 'we'll get back to you.'
Score a shortlist of dream creators against your brand. Sort by context-fit tier and prioritise the strongest matches for outreach.
When your influencer agency drops a 30-creator deck, run them all through Check My Influence and reply with data, not opinions.
Catch brand-safety red flags before contracts are signed — surfaced from the creator's actual content history.
Every report consolidates the signals brand managers normally hunt across six tabs into one clean, downloadable PDF.
Content themes and tone align tightly with your current positioning. No risk flags in the last 12 months of content. Recommended for integrated rollout.
Every match resolves to a tier that maps directly to expected ROI — so brand and finance can speak the same language about creator spend.
Native alignment with brand category, voice and content style. The tier you can defend in finance review.
Real category alignment with stretch in voice or topic mix. Works for awareness plays; price accordingly.
Forced fit. The reach is real, the relevance isn't. Skip unless you have a specific narrative play.