About CreatorFanBase
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This page is about CreatorFanBase: who runs it, what a creator profile shows, where the numbers come from, who checks them and how a mistake gets fixed. CreatorFanBase is a directory of public creator data for brands, agencies and creators. You can find creators by country, niche, language, platform and follower size, see how many people follow each one, and set a budget for a sponsored post before you send a brief.
Who runs CreatorFanBase
Yalla Media FZ-LLC operates CreatorFanBase under Licence No. 107902. The company's premises are HD03C, First Floor, In5 Tech, Dubai Internet City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
The same company details appear in the footer of every page and on the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. To reach the team, write to us through the contact page.
What a creator profile shows
- The creator's public accounts on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X and Facebook.
- How many people follow each of those accounts, with the day that number was taken.
- A combined reach figure: the newest count on each platform added together. Fans who follow on two platforms are counted twice, so it measures size, not unique people.
- The country the creator gives as their base, with their content categories and languages.
- An estimated net worth and a planning budget for one sponsored post, worked out as the net worth method explains.
Rankings and creator lists draw on these same profiles: any published profile that matches a list's country, niche, language, platform or size band appears on it, biggest combined audience first, and YouTube-only rankings sort by subscribers on YouTube.
Where the numbers come from
- YouTube numbers come from the official YouTube Data API, for the channel linked on the profile.
- For Instagram, TikTok, X and Facebook, public-data providers supply the follower numbers.
- Each reading is kept with its date, and a profile shows the newest one for every platform.
- When a count falls sharply with no clear cause, the earlier number stays up until the fall is reviewed.
- A growth figure needs two automated readings of the same account, taken from the same source a week or more apart.
- To be listed, a creator needs at least 10,000 followers on one platform, and can ask to join on the submit page.
Every rule behind the counts, the rankings and the estimates is set out on the methodology page.
Who checks the profiles
Creator profiles are checked by the CreatorFanBase marketing team. Career facts and published net worth figures are taken from sources such as Wikipedia, Forbes, Bloomberg, published rich lists and large news organisations; otherwise the net worth comes from our follower-based model and is shown as a range.
Guides on the blog carry the CreatorFanBase byline, with the operator's name, and the date they were last changed. CFB Spotlight stories and list findings are written only from the creator data on the site, and we leave creators' private lives out.
Net worth and sponsored-post figures are labelled as estimates on the page where they appear. One Disclaimer Policy covers every estimate on the site, so profiles state their figures plainly.
How CreatorFanBase is paid for
Brands and agencies pay for plans, list unlocks, the API and managed campaigns run by CFB Agency. Listing a creator is free, and rankings are ordered by the follower and subscriber counts on each profile. We are not a talent agency: creators set their own fees, and we do not act for them.
Corrections
If a handle, country, category or count on a profile is wrong, use the contact page to tell us which profile it is. We check the report against the creator's official account, and reported errors are corrected within 5 working days. Creators and their managers can ask for a profile to be updated or removed the same way.
Questions about CreatorFanBase
Which company runs CreatorFanBase?
Yalla Media FZ-LLC, a Dubai company with licence number 107902, based at In5 Tech in Dubai Internet City. Its name is also on the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy, so you can see who you are dealing with before you pay.
Who checks the creator profiles on CreatorFanBase?
The CreatorFanBase marketing team checks the creator profiles. Each number on a profile shows the day it was taken, and if an account suddenly loses followers for no clear reason, the earlier number stays on the page until someone has looked at it.
How quickly does CreatorFanBase fix a mistake on a profile?
Within 5 working days. Tell us on the contact page which profile is wrong and what should change, for example a handle, a country or a category. We compare your note with the creator's official account and put the corrected detail on the profile.
How are creators ordered in a ranking?
By their followers and subscribers added together, from the counts on each published profile. The methodology page sets out how counts are read and dated. Brands pay for plans, list unlocks, the API and managed campaigns, while creators are listed free of charge.