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Influencers.club API Field Names

Casing convention: snake_case throughout

Top-level response fields

FieldTypeDescription
filter_keystringQuery type (e.g., “instagram username”, “youtube channel id”)
filter_valuestringThe queried identifier
resultobjectMain response data

Result-level fields (cross-platform)

FieldTypeDescription
emailstringCreator’s email address
locationstring/nullCountry name
speaking_languagestringISO language code
first_namestringDisplay name (often shows handle with @ prefix)
is_businessbooleanBusiness account flag
is_creatorbooleanCreator account flag
has_link_in_biobooleanWhether bio contains a link
has_brand_dealsbooleanWhether creator has sponsored content

Instagram-specific fields (nested under result.instagram)

FieldTypeDescription
usernamestringInstagram handle
follower_countnumberFollower count
biographystringProfile bio text
hashtagsstring[]Hashtags used in content
engagement_percentnumberEngagement rate as percentage (e.g., 1.34 = 1.34%)
niche_classstring[]Content niche classifications

YouTube-specific fields (nested under result.youtube)

FieldTypeDescription
titlestringChannel display name
avg_viewsnumberAverage views per video
descriptionstringChannel description/bio
engagement_percentnumberEngagement rate as percentage
niche_classstring[]Content niche classifications
niche_sub_classstring[]More granular niche categories
subscriber_countnumberSubscriber count
video_countnumberTotal video count
video_hashtagsstring[]Hashtags from videos

Key observations

  1. Platform nesting: Data is nested under platform objects (instagram: {}, youtube: {}), not flat
  2. Engagement as percentage: engagement_percent returns 1.34 meaning 1.34%, not 0.0134
  3. No audience demographics: The enrichment endpoint doesn’t return age/gender/location breakdown
  4. Cross-platform linking: A single enrichment call can return data for both IG and YT if the creator has both
  5. Email at top level: Contact info is outside the platform objects
Last modified on March 25, 2026