Influencer marketing API

Our creator database, your API key

Search creators, enrich the profiles that matter, check audience fit and pull campaign data without passing CSVs between tools. Structured Instagram, TikTok and YouTube records your product, CRM or reporting pipeline can read.

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Influencer marketing API: programmatic access to structured creator data your own product can call

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One influencer API for search, enrichment, and campaign data

Discovery, profile and audience enrichment, overlap checks, contact enrichment and campaign reporting all run from one key, across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. The request below is the real shape of it: authenticate, send criteria, read structured records back.

API report endpoint with request parameters and JSON response samples

Coverage and throughput

Numbers to scope against

Before you size credits or design a queue, these are the three limits worth building around.

375M+

Creator profiles you can query across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

10/sec

Requests per second supported. Confirm the ceiling for your plan and endpoints.

2–9

Creators per audience overlap call, for unique reach before a plan is locked.

How the integration works

Four steps, one clean row

1

Search

Send the creator and audience criteria the campaign actually uses, then read back a manageable set of candidate IDs instead of a dump.

2

Enrich

Request the profile, performance, audience and contact fields your team uses to approve a creator. Nothing else has to come along for the ride.

3

Write to your schema

Map the response to your own tables and upsert on a stable creator ID, not the display name a creator can change tomorrow.

4

Run it twice

Repeat the same request and confirm the record updates without duplicates or dropped fields. Refresh approval fields before launch, metrics on the campaign schedule.

Audience overlap response integrated into your own system

Where most integrations start

Two endpoints teams evaluate first

Influencer search API

Query creators across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube by geography, language, content patterns, audience fit and performance signals. The influencer search API returns matching creator records your product can rank, display, enrich or save, and the hosted influencer search tool shows the same workflow a marketer would run.

Influencer database API

An influencer database API gives your software access to creator records rather than a static spreadsheet. Pull profiles and audience data into your own database, then refresh the fields on the cadence your workflow needs. Exact fields and availability depend on the resource and platform, so map against the current API documentation.

Data coverage

What comes back

What comes back
ResourceInputOutputTypical job
SearchCreator and audience criteriaCreator IDs and summary fieldsDiscovery inside your product
Profile enrichmentCreator ID or usernameProfile and performance fieldsVetting, scoring, CRM enrichment
Audience insightsCreator recordDemographics and audience qualityAudience-fit approval
Overlap2–9 creatorsShared audience, unique reachMedia-plan efficiency
ContactsUsernameVerified email, when availableOutreach routing
MonitoringCampaign and creator listTracked posts and metricsReporting and dashboards

Why teams choose the API

Built for a real integration, not a demo key

Six-month start

Begin with a six-month commitment, then size usage around the workflows you have validated rather than a forecast you guessed at.

Credits follow usage

Buy a credit pool and spend it on the calls your product actually makes. Forecast from creators searched or enriched, records refreshed and campaigns monitored.

Schemas that map

Consistent resource shapes make creator data easier to fit into an existing service, and easier to keep maintainable as usage grows.

A person, not a form

A dedicated account manager stays with the data requirements, the testing and the rollout. Confirm support scope and response times in the commercial terms.

Three ways teams put the data to work

One API, three different build plans

Platform and SaaS teams

Your interface, our data layer

Clients search, vet and track creators inside the product they already pay you for. IQFluence sits underneath as the data layer, and your interface, workflow and commercial model stay yours.

Data and research teams

Signals in, your model decides

Pull brand-related creator data, backfill the range your model needs, then build benchmarks, rankings, alerts or internal scores. The API supplies the signals and your team decides what they mean.

RevOps and agency teams

No weekly export ritual

Start with a handle or a list, enrich the records with profile, performance, audience and contact data, then write the result straight into your CRM, warehouse or internal service.

More tools to save time and boost results

Influencer Search

Find creators across Instagram, YouTube and TikTok in a 375M-profile database, with 13+ filters for audience fit, engagement quality, and location.

Read more about Influencer Search

Influencer Analysis

Analyze each creator’s profile and audience in one view: average likes, shares, views, engagement rate, post themes, plus audience age and location.

Read more about Influencer Analysis

Audience Overlap

Break down how much of each creator’s audience is shared versus net-new across Instagram, YouTube and TikTok, so you avoid cannibalization, clean up your reach, and plan the budget.

Read more about Audience Overlap

About influencer marketing API

An influencer marketing API is programmatic access to structured creator data you can plug into your own product or internal tools. IQFluence uses that connection to support discovery, profile and audience enrichment, overlap checks, contact enrichment, and campaign reporting across Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube.

Common builds include a white-label creator search product, an internal vetting tool, CRM enrichment, a research dataset, an audience-fit scoring model, and scheduled campaign reporting. The useful starting point is one end-to-end workflow your team already understands, not every endpoint at once.

Send creator and audience criteria such as geography, language, content patterns, and performance signals. The influencer search API returns matching creator records your product can rank, display, enrich, or save. Open the hosted search tool if you want to inspect the marketer-facing workflow before you build it.

An influencer database API gives your software access to creator records rather than a static spreadsheet. With IQFluence, available data can include profile details, performance metrics, audience attributes, contacts, and campaign signals. Exact fields and availability depend on the resource and platform, so map against the current API documentation.

The IQFluence influencer API supports Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. The same three-platform scope lets teams build one cross-platform workflow while keeping the platform-specific fields their operators need.

Run one realistic integration spike: search with the filters your team uses, enrich a small set of returned creators, write the response to your database, then repeat the run. Confirm stable identifiers, update behavior, missing-field handling, pagination, retries, and duplicate prevention before you model production volume.

Start with a six-month commitment, then scale usage with credits. Ask for the current entry amount and the credit cost of the endpoints in your test plan. That gives you a defensible forecast based on creators searched or enriched, refresh cadence, and campaigns monitored.

You buy a credit pool and calls consume credits according to the resource used. Build the forecast from your own workflow: expected creators per day, enrichment depth, refresh cadence, and campaign-monitoring load. The current endpoint breakdown is available in the API documentation.

IQFluence supports up to 10 requests per second. Confirm the limit for your plan and endpoints, then design queues, retries, caching, and scheduled refreshes around the documented behavior.

API access can be enabled alongside a platform plan, then credits are sized to the data workflow. If your team needs field-level control for ETL or warehouse work, ask about Raw API access. If normalized objects matter more, ask whether Classic is the right route. Confirm the current product names and availability before implementation.