HypeAuditor is a data-driven influencer marketing platform for brands and agencies to find, vet, and analyze influencers and track campaigns. Plans start at…
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Marketing
Pricing
Tiered subscription billed annually: Basic starts at $299/mo; Starter, Pro, and Enterprise use custom sales-quoted pricing., from $299/mo
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August 5, 2026
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HypeAuditor markets itself as a "100% AI-Powered Influencer Marketing Platform" aimed at brands and agencies. Its stated purpose is to help marketing teams find, vet, and activate creators, analyze competitors, and track emerging trends in order to build influencer campaigns. The platform is organized around audience-specific solution pages. Its brands solutions page promises a structured, multi-step campaign workflow ("Create thorough, effective campaigns in just 7 steps"), competitive analysis tooling, audience-fit matching, and brand-safety messaging. HypeAuditor also maintains a dedicated solutions page for the consumer goods industry. Beyond the core web platform, HypeAuditor exposes programmatic and workflow access through a documented HypeAuditor API, a Chrome browser extension, and a Zapier integration, all listed on its API/integration page. The company publishes customer case studies — for example, one describing how Taj Exotica Resort & Spa The Palm Dubai used HypeAuditor's influencer marketing suite to grow its social media presence — and its homepage displays client logos for brands including MSI, Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, and Notino. Access is paid. Published pricing starts at $299/month on an annually billed Basic plan; the higher Starter, Pro, and Enterprise tiers require contacting sales for a custom quote.
Key Features
Influencer Discovery & Vetting — Finds and vets creators for campaigns.
Offers multiple access points beyond the web app, including a documented HypeAuditor API, a Chrome browser extension, and a Zapier integration for connecting campaign data to other tools.
Pricing is tiered by scale (Basic, Starter, Pro, Enterprise), so both small teams running micro-campaigns and large agencies or enterprises have a named plan aimed at them.
Publishes real customer case studies (e.g., Taj Exotica Resort & Spa The Palm Dubai) and displays client logos such as MSI and Notino, giving prospective buyers concrete evidence of use.
Cons
Only the entry-level Basic plan has a public price ($299/mo, billed annually); Starter, Pro, and Enterprise pricing is hidden behind a 'contact sales' process, making it harder to comparison-shop.
The Basic plan is capped at 500 creator reports, which may be restrictive for brands running multiple concurrent campaigns.
The advertised $299/mo starting price requires annual billing, a bigger upfront commitment than a month-to-month plan.