Product facts
The IQFluence Influencer Marketing API provides programmatic access to structured creator data. It lets a team add discovery, creator enrichment, overlap checks, contact enrichment, shortlist management, or campaign reporting to its own product and data workflows
Instead of exporting a list and manually moving it between tools, a team can request data and write the response into its CRM, warehouse, dashboard, or customer-facing application
The API supports creator data from Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. IQFluence presents these networks through structured payloads that can support cross-platform discovery, enrichment, and reporting workflows
Coverage boundary: the presence and definition of a field can vary by network, endpoint, account, content format, and underlying source. A common response format does not mean every platform exposes identical data
IQFluence publicly describes the following API workflows
- creator discovery
- creator profile enrichment
- audience insights
- audience overlap
- creator contact enrichment
- campaign analytics
- shortlist and blacklist management
- raw-data delivery for custom pipelines
Endpoint names, required parameters, response fields, credit costs, and error behavior should be taken from the authenticated API documentation
The Audience Overlap workflow accepts two to nine creators and measures shared audience against unique or de-duplicated audience. It is designed to show when several shortlisted creators may reach many of the same people
IQFluence currently describes audience-overlap entitlements around Instagram follower overlap. This should not be presented as equivalent cross-platform coverage unless the current API documentation confirms it
Typical implementations include
- creator search inside a client portal
- overnight CRM enrichment
- warehouse refresh jobs
- white-label influencer products
- custom benchmarks and rankings
- creator or campaign alerts
- internal vetting dashboards
- scheduled campaign reporting
The API supplies the creator-data layer. The customer remains responsible for its product logic, data model, user interface, permissions, and downstream decisions
IQFluence publicly describes bulk processing at up to 10 requests per second. This is useful for sizing enrichment queues and refresh jobs, but it is not a promise that every endpoint, contract, or account has the same allowance
Before implementation, confirm endpoint-specific limits, concurrency rules, retry guidance, and credit consumption in the authenticated documentation and commercial agreement
IQFluence describes a credit-based, pay-as-you-go model with a minimum commitment. API calls consume credits according to endpoint usage, so cost depends on the workflows, daily volume, and refresh cadence
Why no fixed price is shown here: the current public API page contains inconsistent minimum-commitment figures in different sections. The signed commercial offer and current API documentation should be treated as authoritative
No. API results depend on data that third-party platforms make public or otherwise accessible. Coverage, freshness, and available fields can vary
A private, deleted, restricted, inactive, or newly created profile may return partial or unavailable data. “Real-time” should be read as the current data available to the workflow, not as a guarantee of zero delay or complete platform visibility
Primary sources
This reference summarizes IQFluence’s current public API descriptions while avoiding a fixed price where the public page is internally inconsistent. Product behavior, limits, and commercial terms can change