Skip to main content
Search for creators by describing what you’re looking for in plain language. The CreatorDB API converts your description into structured search filters and returns matching creators.

How it works

Send a POST request to /nls with a description field. The AI analyzes your query, determines the appropriate platform (YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok), and returns matching creators. You don’t need to specify a platform — the API detects it from your query. For example, “YouTube gaming creators with 1M subscribers” automatically searches YouTube, while “Instagram fashion influencers in Japan” searches Instagram.
NLS uses Server-Sent Events (SSE) streaming. You’ll receive progress updates as the query is processed, followed by the final results.

Endpoint

Request body

Headers

Streaming response

The response is delivered as a stream of Server-Sent Events (SSE). Each event has a type and a JSON data payload.

Progress events

While the query is being processed, you’ll receive progress updates:

Result event — creator results

When matching creators are found, the final event contains the results:
The platform field tells you which platform the AI selected based on your query.

Result event — suggestions

If your query is too broad or ambiguous, the API returns suggestions instead of results:

Credit cost

NLS uses dynamic, token-based pricing. The cost depends on the complexity of your query and the AI processing required. Typical queries cost 2–4 credits.

Examples

Find YouTube beauty creators

Response (final result event):

Find Instagram sustainable fashion influencers

Response (final result event):

Find TikTok cooking creators

Response (final result event):

Tips for better queries

  • Be specific about the platform — include “YouTube”, “Instagram”, or “TikTok” in your query for faster, more accurate results.
  • Include measurable criteria — subscriber/follower thresholds, engagement rates, or content frequency give the AI concrete filters to apply.
  • Describe the audience — specifying audience demographics (age, gender, location) helps narrow results.
  • Mention content themes — terms like “tech review”, “sustainable fashion”, or “cooking tutorials” help the AI classify the niche.
  • Keep queries under a few sentences — concise descriptions work better than long paragraphs. The maximum is 1000 characters.
NLS returns a maximum of 20 creators per query. For larger result sets, use the search endpoint with structured filters.
Last modified on July 28, 2026