Find the creators your audience already loves.

Write down the country, language, niche and follower size of your customer, then look for creators who already match. CreatorFanBase is a directory for that search. Open search, save a few names, and read their recent posts before you email anyone. We don't contact creators for you.

CreatorFanBase is a creator marketplace. You can filter by country, category, language, platform and follower count, then open a profile for the stored counts and official links. It is not a talent agency. Start with search, or browse a country list if you already know the market.

Creators set their own fees. A planning estimate from a public follower count, at about 100,000 Instagram followers, is $800 to $2,000 a post. That is an estimate, not a quote. Ask the creator. Short answers to fee questions are collected on the answers page.

Micro here means 10,000 to 100,000 followers. Filter to that band, plus your country and niche, and read recent posts. The directory lists creators from 10,000 followers. Ready-made size lists are on the creator lists. A bigger count is a wider audience, and the creator still sets the fee.

There is no single line. On CreatorFanBase, micro is 10,000 to 100,000 followers, macro is 500,000 to 1 million, and elite is above 10 million. Other companies draw the lines elsewhere. The directory itself lists people from 10,000 followers. See the bands on the creator lists.

Open their profile and send a collaboration brief from the form, or use the official links. Anyone who knows a creator's name can open that full profile directly. Our team then reaches out and negotiates the deal for you. A plan only opens the rest of a search or filter, blurred behind the Unlock our database card. Plans are on the pricing page.

The counts are the latest snapshots we have stored, refreshed on regular updates. YouTube subscribers come from the official YouTube Data API. They are not a live ticker. If a handle looks wrong, tell us and we check the public account. The detail is on the methodology page.

Starter is $29/mo, or $23/mo billed annually and includes 10 full searches a month. Growth is $79/mo, or $63/mo billed annually. Pro is $199/mo, or $159/mo billed annually. A full search unlocks every matching creator. Any creator profile opens directly if you know the name. That price is directory access, not a creator's fee. See pricing.

Pick the country you sell in, then add a niche and a follower size. The United States is tagged USA, so the same creators are not split across two names. Country rankings and lists are the quick start. Build the exact mix in search.

Yes. Connect CreatorFanBase and ask for a country, a niche and a follower size. The assistant reads this directory, including the stored counts. It still should not invent a fee. Setup is on the connect page. You can check the same names on the site.

Influencer marketing means a brand pays a creator, or sends a product, so that creator talks about it to their own audience. CreatorFanBase does not run the campaign or take the booking. It is the directory you use to find people by country, niche and follower size. Start in search. The creator still sets the fee.

Filter to Instagram, then add the country, niche and follower size of your customer. A profile's combined total can include other networks, so read the Instagram row before you brief a Reel. Official links are on the profile. Build that filter in search. Or send a brief from the profile and the CreatorFanBase team will reach out and negotiate for you.

Look for channels in your country and niche, then read the subscriber count and the date on that row. A YouTube sponsorship is a different deliverable from an Instagram post, so don't brief the combined total. Start from search with YouTube selected. Ask the creator for a fee.

On CreatorFanBase, micro is 10,000 to 100,000 followers and macro is 500,000 to 1 million. Other companies draw those lines elsewhere. Micro is often the right first test because you can brief a few people. Macro is a wider audience and usually a higher fee. See the bands on the creator lists.

Set TikTok as the platform, then add the country and niche your buyer already watches. Follower count is not views, so watch a recent video before you write. The directory lists creators from 10,000 followers. Build the filter in search. Ask each creator what a TikTok post costs.

CreatorFanBase is a creator marketplace. Brands can search verified creators themselves, or send a brief and our team reaches out, negotiates rates and confirms deliverables for them. Managed campaigns are priced by custom quote, agreed in writing first. Database plans are on the pricing page.

Pick the category your buyer already watches, then add a country and a follower size you can pay. Dropping the niche to get a longer list gives you a different campaign. If a full combination already has its own page, it is linked from the creator lists. Otherwise set every filter in search.

Often a band inside 10,000 to 100,000, so you can brief more than one person and still read their recent posts. There is no rule that a shop must stay under a round number. Match the country and the language of your customer. Set that range in search. Ask each creator for a fee.

Read the last few posts, the country tag, the language and the platform you will actually buy. A large count only means a wider audience. It does not mean the audience will buy. Compare a few names with the same filters in search. Then email three people with one brief.

Country rankings order creators by the follower and subscriber counts stored for that market. The United States is tagged USA, so there is one list, not two spellings. Open the first profile and keep the date with the number. All of those leaderboards are on the rankings page.