CreatorDB User Guide

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About CreatorDB

CreatorDB is a web-based app that provides a comprehensive database service to brands, agencies, and other companies that need influencer marketing to find and match the most suitable social media creators for online ad campaigns. The database comprises millions of creators from mainstream social media platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. Designed for any company that needs to find influencers, the database provides insight into creators’ performance, comparative metrics, the topics or niches they create content on, and much more.

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What’s new

The following are the major new features and improvements in the latest version of the CreatorDB app. For details, go to https://creatordb.app/announcement/7948-2/. 2025.11.21

• Added scan by Share profile feature to the creator profile.

2025.11.19

• Added scan by importing file feature to Brand scan.

2025.10.19

• Added Views range, a new visual indicator that can help you get key video view metrics at a glance.
• Added more filters to the Instagram Discover page.
• Graphs support zoom-in and zoom-out features.

2025.09.19

• Added the Brand scan feature to help you search for a creator’s past sponsorship history.

2025.08.28

• Improved brand page user interface design to make it easier to view sponsoring brands.
• Improved data summaries and wording for better user experience.

2025.08.08

• Added YouTube audience demographic filters.
• Optimized user interface design.
• Fixed the views filter function.
• Fixed CSV file format upload issues.

2025.07.11

• Added API dashboard for tracking API credit usage and related metrics.
• Added YouTube audience demographic data for Content search.
• Added Instagram sponsored content data.
• Added the last content post date for YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok.
• Added the last data update date for each platform.
• Added the Active icon to indicate which platform creators have uploaded new content to within 30 days on the Creator Profile page.
• Added a chatbot for live assistance.
• Added link to CreatorDB’s help center.
• Added release notes link.
• Added a label to show the creator’s main platform.
• Improved design layout of Keywords and enabled multi-selection and organization of keywords.
• Improved the search engine feature to find more related results.
• Improved result table column organization and enabled drag-and-drop management.
• Enhanced wording on the user interface for better user experience.
• Improved readability of creator profile charts.
• Improved visibility of the Cancel plan button.
• Improved data display.
• Improved audience demographic data accuracy.
• Fixed creator profile display issues.
• Fixed various display and functionality issues for dashboards.
• Fixed trial cancellation issues and correct display of plan expiration dates.

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Key terms

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Brand

Refers to a company actively participating in the influencer market or sponsoring content.

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Topics

On the CreatorDB platform, topics are content categories based on YouTube classifications. You can apply up to 470 topics to your filter conditions to narrow search results.

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Niches

CreatorDB’s AI algorithm can identify up to 16,000 niches. These are more granular categories of a topic. For example, if birds are a category, then penguins would be a niche.

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Self-like

When a creator likes their own content, the number and ratio of self-likes indicate whether their content likes are organic or self-promoted.

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Application scenarios

CreatorDB offers a comprehensive database that provides millions of creators’ data. With extensive data on millions of creators content performance across major social media platforms, such as YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, you can utilize data in the following ways:

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Finding the right creators for collaboration

The CreatorDB platform is excellent for finding creators to promote your products to new market domains and expand your presence in these regions. You can search for creators by more than 50 filters like location or language to find the most relevant creators that meet your company’s targeted markets—or sort creators by content type to better position your online campaigns. CreatorDB’s database allows you to find creators that fit your brand image and helps you assess whether they would make good brand ambassadors. Detailed content statistics provide a holistic overview of creators’ online performances. Other helpful information includes the estimated rates creators charge for publishing sponsored content, which can help you find creators that meet your online campaign budget requirements.

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Manage creators in groups

The CreatorDB platform’s group feature can help you easily categorize similar creators and find related ones. You can add similar creators to groups and sort them by language, number of followers, or follower growth rate. You can use the available data to compare the content performance of similar creators.

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Competitor analysis

You can find out which creators your competitors have sponsored in the past and how frequently they have sponsored a creator’s content. The CreatorDB platform can show up to 40 recent sponsors. Understanding which brands a creator has worked with can help you avoid sponsoring the competitor-sponsored creators.

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User interface

The CreatorDB user interface comprises three main navigation panels: the top navigation bar, the left navigation bar, and the side panel. The navigation bars provide shortcuts to the main CreatorDB features and settings.

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Top navigation bar

By default, the system will load the Discover search page.

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Left navigation bar

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Side navigation panel

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Account management

You can manage your account settings, such as editing your username and profile image, resetting your account password, changing your language settings, and more.

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Settings.
   The Account page appears.

Perform any of the following actions:

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Searching the CreatorDB database

The CreatorDB database offers several search methods. You can search for creators using filters on the Discover search page search by keywords, content, or sponsors. CreatorDB recommends using limited filters to optimize your initial search and building up filters as you go. To narrow your search scope quickly, you can use advanced filters to find the most relevant creators. The advanced filters option is only available in Discover and Content search.

• Searching for creators
• Searching for brands (sponsors)
• Searching for content

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Searching for creators

You can search for creators by applying filter conditions on the Discover search page. You can search for creators on all supported platforms or by specific platforms, such as YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok.

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Searching for creators on all platforms

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Select All platforms.
3. Select the filters as shown on the screen.
4. Optional: Select Only show creators with emails.

5. Optional: Use advanced search.
   1. Click Advanced.
   2. Select filters.
6. Click Search.

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Searching for creators on YouTube

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Select YouTube.
3. Select the filters as shown on the screen.
4. Optional: Select Has sponsored content.

5. Optional: Use advanced search.
   1. Click Advanced.
   2. Select filters.
6. Click Search.

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Searching for creators on Instagram

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Select Instagram.
3. Select the filters as shown on the screen.
4. Optional:
   • Select Only show verified Instagram accounts.
   
5. Optional: Use advanced search.
   1. Click Advanced.
   2. Select filters.
6. Click Search.
   

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Searching for creators on TikTok

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Select TikTok.
3. Select the filters as shown on the screen.
4. Optional: Select Only show verified TikTok accounts.
   
5. Optional: Use advanced search.
   1. Click Advanced.
   2. Select filters.
6. Click Search.
   

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Managing filters

In the Discover search, you can save selected search conditions as a Filter that you can apply repeatedly to save search time. The filter include and exclude features allow you to create whitelists and blacklists. With the exclude feature, you can also list creators with whom you’ve already collaborated or declined to work.

Creating a filter

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
   By default, you will be on the Discover search page.
2. Select a social media platform.
3. Select filters and options.
4. Click Save filters.
   The Save selected filters window appears.

5. Enter a filter name.
6. Optional: Enter the filter description.
7. Click Save.

Editing a filter

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Expand the side navigation panel.

3. Click Saved filters.

4. Select a filter.
5. Click on the kebab menu on the right.
6. Perform any of the following:

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Searching for creators by keywords

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Keyword tab and enter a keyword.
3. Optional: Select a keyword from the drop-down menu.

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Searching for brands (sponsors)

There are multiple ways to search for sponsoring brand information in the CreatorDB platform. This is one of the more common methods. For more details, see the following topics:

• Managing brands
• Scan for creator’s sponsorship history

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Brand.
3. Enter keywords.
4. Optional:
   • Select brand filters.
   • Select a social media platform.
   • Select performance criteria filters.
5. Click Search.

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Searching for content

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Content.
3. Select a social media platform.
4. Select content filters.
5. Optional: Select Has sponsored content.
6. Select creator filters.

7. Optional: Use advanced search.
   1. Click Advanced. More search filters appear.
   2. Select filters.
8. Click Search.

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Managing creators

You can add new creators to the CreatorDB database or view a creator’s profile and content performance. If there is a creator that you cannot find in our database, you can submit the creator’s platform ID to CreatorDB. Additionally, CreatorDB allows you to manage multiple creators through the Groups feature.

• Adding creators to the database
• Viewing a creator’s profile and performance
  • YouTube
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
• Downloading creator profiles

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Adding creators to the database

You can add new creators to the database using any of the following methods:

• Adding a creator to the database during a search
• Adding creators to the database by entering their account details
• Adding creators to the database by uploading a file

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Adding a creator to the database during a search

When you cannot find a creator through the search bar, you can submit this new creator to the CreatorDB database.

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Enter a creator’s ID or name in the search bar.
3. Click on a social media platform.

4. Enter the creator’s ID or handle.
5. Click Add creators.
   The creator is added to the database.

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Adding creators to the database by entering their account details

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Add creators.
   The Add new creators to CreatorDB window appears.

3. Select a social media platform.
4. Enter the required details in the Submission area.
5. Click Submit.

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Adding creators to the database by uploading a file

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Add creators.
   The Add new creators to CreatorDB window appears.

3. Click Upload.
   A window appears.

4. Select a file.
5. Click Open.

6. Click Submit.

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Viewing creator submission history

The Submission history shows the creator records you submitted to the CreatorDB database. It shows whether the creator was successfully submitted. Adding the creator’s data to the database can take one workday.

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Viewing a creator’s profile and performance

To help you find the best creator for online collaborations and campaigns, CreatorDB offers key insights into a creator’s content performance, growth rates, and more. CreatorDB collects publicly available data regularly and directly from the source platforms, then uses AI, ranking algorithms, and other statistical methods to provide insights and add more critical context about the creator and their content. Several key indicators include the CreatorDB score, which provides an overview of key performance indicators, such as engagement rate, follower growth, upload time, and more.

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Key indicators and definitions

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Overview

The All platforms page on Overview lets you view the creator’s overall performance on major social media platforms, including YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. It also allows you to view key performance indicators at a glance.

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Platform statistics

On the All platforms page, you can view a summary of the creator’s social media performance on multiple platforms. Note that this page only displays information from platforms where the creator has an account. In this example, we will look at a creator whose primary account is on YouTube. Aside from a few exceptions, all data is automatically collected from the relevant platform.

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Creator Overview

CreatorDB score metrics

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Follower metrics

The follower metrics are updated daily and show a line graph over 90 days. On the All platform page, the line graph shows changes in follower growth on YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. The Total follower growth indicators over 7 days, 30 days, and 90 days data are from the main platform where the creator is most active.

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Upload time (heat map)

The upload heat map indicates when a creator published the most recent 20 posts or videos. The heat map shows four periods throughout the day throughout the week that the creator uploads content and shows how frequently creators upload content. Note that the times are in the creator’s local time zone.

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Content breakdown

The content breakdown shows the most recent 20 posts by social media platforms over 3 months. You can view the content breakdown by content types or by platform.

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Account quality

The account quality dashboard presents an overview of the global performance of the creator’s social media accounts. The indicators used to measure platform performance are based on the creator’s average performance compared to similar channels.

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Brand dashboard

Shows the latest four brands that sponsored a channel. Detailed information includes the sponsored content publish date and the number of sponsored content. The dashboard can display up to 60 sponsors’ information.

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Audience

This page will show the creator’s YouTube channel audience demographics, which are updated every 100 days. For details, see YouTube audience.

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Related

This page lists similar creator accounts in CreatorDB’s database. The related accounts feature can help you find creators in the same field for collaboration purposes or competitor analysis.

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Content

Shows the latest content that the creator has posted on various platforms, content analytics, trending content tags, and content categories. It considers the videos’ historical average performance on multiple platforms, such as YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok. When you click on a recent video, it will show an overview of the video’s performance on its respective platforms. For details, see the following articles:

• YouTube content
• Instagram content
• TikTok content

Content analytics On the Content page, you can view the creator’s recently posted content from all platforms and get details on the content analytics for content posted on all platforms. The content analytics metrics measure the content performance and posting frequency over 12 months. Each bar on the graph represents a month. Content tags The most common hashtags in the creator’s uploaded content are displayed. There are six different font sizes to indicate the hashtag’s usage frequency. The larger the hashtag font, the higher the usage frequency. The platform can show up to 32 most frequently used hashtags by the creator in recent posts. Top 5 topics from all platforms The top 5 topics out of 470 associated with the creator’s content are displayed. These topics are based on YouTube classifications. Top 10 niches from all platforms The top 10 niches of the content are displayed. Niches are subcategories of topics. Currently, CreatorDB supports up to 16,000 niches that are applied to classify creators.

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Brand

Select the Brand tab to view the creator’s video content sponsored by brands on YouTube and Instagram.

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YouTube

On a creator profile page, you can view their YouTube channel performance by selecting the YouTube tab.

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YouTube overview

By default, the creator profile page will show the Overview page of the selected platform. You can view a creator’s key YouTube performance statistics by going to a creator’s profile page and then select the YouTube tab. You can also view line graphs showing average video views, subscribers, or engagement rate changes by weekly (7 days), monthly (30 days), or quarterly (90 days). Channel analytics by average views for YouTube videos over a 7-day period. Channel analytics by changes in the number of YouTube subscribers over 7 days. Channel analytics by changes in engagement rate over 7 days. Additionally, you can view the growth rate changes for average views, subscribers, and engagement rate by weekly (7 days), monthly (30 days), or quarterly (90 days). Average views growth rate over 7 days. Subscriber growth rate over 7 days. Engagement rate growth rate over 7 days. The monthly gain in total subscribers shows an increase or decrease in YouTube subscribers. YouTube upload time (heat map) Here’s a breakdown of the latest 20 pieces of YouTube content uploaded within three months. The channel quality dashboard presents the channel’s ranking metrics for different options based on six key indicators: average video views, average view growth, subscribers, subscriber growth rate, engagement rate, and engagement growth rate. It compares these different metrics against the median value of channels with the same topics. You can view these ranking metrics by country, language, or topics on YouTube. This image summarizes the YouTube channel’s ranking metrics for different options. The various metrics are based on the average for all ranking options. This image shows the YouTube channel’s ranking metric performance compared to other channels in the same country. This image shows the YouTube channel’s ranking metric performance compared to other variety gaming channels. The various metrics are based on the average for all channels labeled with various gaming topics.

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YouTube interquartile range

You can view the creator’s account or channel’s video performance interquartile range on the respective YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok tabs. The interquartile range measures the spread of the middle half of the distribution. It contains the middle half of the dataset in the distribution of a quartile segment, split into four equal parts from low to high. This indicator can give you an overview of the creator’s content views, ranging from the lowest, median, to the highest number of views. The interquartile range is calculated for the average of the most recent 20 YouTube videos to analyze the interquartile range.

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YouTube audience

On the YouTube > Audience page, you can view a creator’s YouTube audience demographics.

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Related YouTube channels

On the YouTube > Related page, you can view a list of related YouTube creators that the system recommends based on the creator’s uploaded content.

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YouTube content

On the Youtube > Content page, you can view the most recent YouTube videos uploaded to the creator’s channel on the content page. You can also scroll down the page to view the creator’s historical YouTube video performance and content analytics. YouTube content quality The different gauges on the content quality dashboard provide an overview of the performance of specific video metrics. The possible gauge rankings are in descending order: superb, excellent, great, good, OK, and poor. For details, see CreatorDB score metrics. YouTube performance metrics Obtains data from this YouTube video’s views within 90 days and plots at least 12 to 15 points on a line graph. The data is updated daily. YouTube content history On the content history page, you can view the creator’s channel changes in average YouTube video views, average likes, average comments, average engagement rate, and average video length. YouTube content tags On the YouTube > Content page, you can view the 32 most frequently used hashtags in the creator’s uploaded YouTube content, their content’s top five topics and top 10 niches. For details, see Content tags.

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YouTube brand

On the YouTube > Brand page, you can view the creator’s sponsored YouTube videos over one year. You can view detailed sponsored content performance, sponsoring brand industries, and recently sponsored content.

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Instagram

On a creator profile page, you can view their Instagram account performance by selecting the Instagram tab.

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Instagram overview

The average number of likes this Instagram account has received over the past 7 days. This Instagram account’s follower growth changes over the past 7 days. This Instagram account’s engagement rate changes over the past 7 days. You can also view the changes in growth rates for average likes, followers, and engagement rates. This Instagram account’s average likes growth rate changes over the past 7 days. This Instagram account’s follower growth rate changes over the past 7 days. This Instagram account’s engagement growth rate changes over the past 7 days. You can also view the changes in the creator’s Instagram followers over a month. Instagram upload time (heat map) The account quality dashboard presents the account’s ranking metrics for different options by six key indicators: average likes, average likes growth, followers, followers growth rate, engagement rate, and engagement growth rate. The channel quality compares these different metrics against the median value of all Instagram accounts. You can view these ranking metrics by country, language, or view overall performance. This image summarizes the Instagram account’s ranking metrics for different options. The various metrics are based on the average for all ranking options. This image shows the Instagram account’s ranking metric performance compared to other accounts in the same country. This image shows the Instagram account’s ranking metric performance compared to other accounts that use the same language. Instagram interquartile range

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Related Instagram accounts

On the Instagram > Related page, you can view the 20 most relevant Instagram accounts with a similar audience.

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Instagram content

This page displays the latest content uploaded to Instagram and content analytics, such as average likes, comments, and engagement rates. Instagram content quality Instagram performance metrics The total number of likes the Instagram post received over 90 days. This data is updated regularly depending on the creator’s size and sponsorship activities. Instagram content history On the content history page, you can view the creator’s Instagram account changes in average likes, average comments, and average engagement rate over a year. Instagram content analytics Instagram content tags You can view the top 32 most frequently used tags in the creator’s Instagram posts. Note that CreatorDB currently does not support the categorization of Instagram content by topics or niches.

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Instagram brand

You can view a creator’s sponsored Instagram videos at a glance on the CreatorDB platform. The dashboard displays the total number of Instagram videos that brands have sponsored, the date of the brand’s last sponsored video, and the brand’s industry.

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TikTok

On a creator profile page, you can view their TikTok account performance by selecting the TikTok tab.

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TikTok overview

The average number of plays this creator’s TikTok videos received over the past 7 days. The change in the number followers of this creator’s TikTok account over the past 7 days. The creator’s TikTok videos’ engagement rate changes over the past 7 days. TikTok upload time (heat map) The account quality dashboard presents the account’s ranking metrics for different options by six key indicators: average plays, average plays growth, followers, followers growth rate, engagement rate, and engagement growth rate. The channel quality compares these different metrics against the median value of all TikTok accounts. You can view these ranking metrics by country, language, or view overall performance. This image summarizes this creator’s TikTok account’s ranking metrics for different options. The various metrics are based on the average for all ranking options. This image shows this creator’s TikTok account ranking metric performance compared to other accounts in the same country. This image shows the creator’s TikTok account ranking metric performance compared to other accounts that use the same language. TikTok interquartile range

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Related TikTok accounts

On the TikTok > Related page, you can view a list of related TikTok creators that the system recommends based on the creator’s uploaded content.

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TikTok content

You can view changes in TikTok’s historical average plays (views), average hearts, average comments, and average engagement rate. You can also view the creator’s content analytics to understand content production consistency better. TikTok content quality TikTok performance metrics The number of plays the TikTok video received over 90 days. Up to 15 data points are plotted as a line graph, and the data is updated daily. TikTok content history TikTok content analytics

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Downloading creator profiles

You can download up to 1,500 creator profiles on the same page each time.

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Search for creators.
   For details, see Searching for creators.
3. Click Download.
   Downloading all creator profiles on the same page may take a few minutes.
   
   

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Managing groups

You can manage groups of creators to see how similar creators perform, view the brands that sponsor them, or download their data.

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Creating a group

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Click + Create new group.

4. Enter a Group name.
5. Optional: Enter a group description.
6. Click Save.

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Adding a creator to a group through a creator profile

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Enter the creator ID or name in the search bar.
3. Click on the creator.

4. Click Add to group.

5. Select a group.
6. Click Save.

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Adding creators to a group through the search results table

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Search for creators.
   For details, see Searching for creators.
3. Select creators.
4. Click Add to…
   A window appears.

5. Click Add to group.

6. Select a group.
7. Click Save.

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Importing creators to groups by entering creator IDs

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Select a group.

4. Click + Import creators.
   A window appears.

5. Select a social media platform.
6. Enter the information as shown on the screen.
7. Click Submit.

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Importing creators to groups by uploading a file

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Select a group.

4. Click + Import creators.
   A window appears.

5. Click Upload.
   A window appears.

6. Select a file.
7. Click Open.
   The file is uploaded.

8. Click Submit.

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Copying creators in a group

Copying creators in a group will make duplicate copies of the selected creators. The copied creators will appear in both the original and new groups.

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Select a group.

4. Select creators.
5. Click Copy to.
   
6. Click Copy to group.
   
7. Select a group.
8. Click Save.
   

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Moving creators to another group

Moving creators in a group will move the selected creators from the original group to the newly selected group.

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Select a group.
   
4. Select creators.
5. Click Move to.
   
6. Click Move to group.
   
7. Select a group.
8. Click Save.
   

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Editing a group

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Select a group and click the edit icon.
   A window appears.
   
4. Edit the group name or description.
5. Click Save.
   

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Deleting a group

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Select a group and click the delete icon.
   A confirmation window appears.
   
4. Click Delete.
   

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Downloading creators in a group

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Group.
3. Select a group.
   
4. Click Download.
   The data of all creators in the group will be downloaded.
   

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Scan for creators’ sponsorship history

You can find a YouTube creator’s past brand collaborations through the Brand Scan feature, which can help you gain insight into competitors’ online marketing activities over the past year. With this feature, you can filter out creators who might be working with competitors and avoid conflicts of interest. The brand scan feature displays a creator’s latest sponsorship deals over the past year and allows you to group creators and download their brand scan results.

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Scanning for sponsorship by importing a file

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Brand Scan.
3. Click Scan by importing creators.
   The Import creators to start scan page appears.
   
4. Click Upload.
   
5. Select a .csv file to upload.
   
6. Click Select brands.
   
7. Enter brand names or select brands from the Suggested brands list.
8. Optional: Save brands.
   1. Click Save.
      The Save brands for scanning window appears.
      
   2. Enter a name.
   3. Click Save.
      The brand appears in the Saved brands column.
   In the future, you can click on the saved brands button to quickly scan for sponsorships.
   
9. Click Start scan→.

10. Optional: Create a new group from scan results.
    1. Click on the No sponsorship history or Sponsorships found tab.
    2. Select a creator or click Select all.
    3. Click Add to new group.
       The creator is added to the list on the right.
    To add multiple creators, select the Select all option or select multiple creators and click +Add to new list.
    
    4. Select a creator.
    5. Click + Create new group.
       The Create new group page appears.
       
    6. Enter a group name.
    7. Optional: Enter a group description.
    8. Click Save.
       The new group is created.
       
    9. Optional: Click Download CSV.
       Downloads the groups’ data.
       
11. Click End Scan.
    A confirmation message appears.
    
12. Click Scan ended.
    

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Scanning for sponsorship by a group

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click Brand scan.
3. Click Scan by group.
   
4. Select a group.
5. Click Select brands.
   The Select brands to scan panel appears.
   
6. Enter the brand name or select brands from the recommended list.
7. Optional: Save brands.
   1. Click Save.
      The Save brands for scanning window appears.
      
   2. Enter a name.
   3. Click Save.
      The brand appears in the Saved brands column.
   In the future, you can click on saved brands button to quickly scan for sponsorships.
   
8. Click Start scan.
   The brand scan results are displayed.
   
9. Optional: Create a new group from the scan results.
   1. Click on the No sponsorship history or Sponsorships found tab.
   2. Select creators or click Select all.
   3. Click +Add to new group.
      The creator is added to the list on the right.
   To add multiple creators, select the Select all option or select multiple creators and click +Add to new list.
   
   4. Select the creator or Select all.
   5. Click + Create new group.
      The Create new group page appears.
      
   6. Enter a group name.
   7. Optional: Enter a group description.
   8. Click Save.
      The new group is created.
      
   9. Optional: Click Download CSV.
      Downloads the groups’ data.
      It may take a few minutes to download the creator data.
      
10. Click End Scan.
    A confirmation message appears.
    
11. Click Scan ended.
    

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Viewing brand scan results

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Managing brands

You can search for brands that have collaborated and sponsored creators. Find out which creators and platforms competing brands are sponsoring and their sponsored content performance using the CreatorDB platform. Aside from conducting competitor analysis, the Brand page also allows you to gain insight into creators sponsored content performance.

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Searching for brands by keywords

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Go to Search→ Brand.
3. Enter a keyword.
4. Click Search.

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Searching for brands by filters

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Go to Search→ Brand.
3. Select brand filters.
4. Optional: Select a sponsored platform.
5. Optional: Select the sponsored platform filters.
6. Click Search.

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Viewing a brand’s profile

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Go to Search→ Brand.
3. Go to Search results and select a brand.
   You can view the following information:

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Viewing the brand profile information

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Viewing brand overview statistics

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Viewing recently sponsored channels

You can view the brand’s recently sponsored creators and their performance metrics.

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Viewing sponsored contents

You can view the latest YouTube and Instagram posts sponsored by this brand and view their performance. For details, see YouTube brand and Instagram brand.

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Managing API credits

API credits are required to integrate CreatorDB data with your application or download the database data for further analysis. Based on your CreatorDB subscription plan, you will get a specific number of free API credits that renew each month. You can purchase additional API credits when you exceed your free API credit quota by contacting CreatorDB. Purchased API credits expire upon usage and can be carried over to the next billing cycle. You can view the following API credit usage data by going to API > API dashboard.

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Managing subscription plans

CreatorDB offers a 14-day free trial for the Pro Plan that is only effective once. Once the free trial period is over, you will switch to the paid Pro Plan. You can upgrade to other tier plans, such as Premium or Enterprise, if you need more features. Each tier plan offers different quotas for accessing database features. You can upgrade or downgrade your subscription plan anytime through the CreatorDB platform and view all service quota usage.

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Upgrading a subscription plan

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click on your profile image.
   A drop-down menu appears.
3. Click Learn more→.
   The Select your plan page appears.
   
4. Enable monthly or yearly billing.
5. Click Upgrade.
   A confirmation message appears.
   
6. Click Upgrade.
   

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Downgrading a subscription plan

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Click on your profile image.
   A drop-down menu appears.
3. Click Learn more→.
   The Select your plan page appears.
   
4. Enable monthly or yearly billing.
5. Click Downgrade.
   A confirmation message appears.
   
6. Click Downgrade.
   

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Canceling a subscription plan

1. Log in to CreatorDB.
2. Go to Settings > Current plan.
   
3. Click Current plan.
4. Click Cancel.
   A confirmation message appears.
   
5. Select Cancel plan.
6. Click Cancel.
   

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Viewing SaaS quota usage

After logging in to CreatorDB, go to Settings > Usage to view your remaining SaaS quota data. You can view the following SaaS quota data: