Heepsy vs Influencity
Two Spanish, self-serve influencer platforms that publish full price lists and let you pay monthly or annually. Heepsy gives you far more creator profiles for the money and a free plan; Influencity is the broader all-in-one suite.
Researched by Which Social API editorial teamLast reviewed 29 October 2026How we review
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The quick answer
For most small teams, Heepsy. There’s a free plan, Starter is $69 a month billed annually, and it unlocks far more full profiles for the money: 100 a month on Starter against 30 on Influencity’s $158 Discover plan. At the top self-serve tier, a full profile costs about $0.11 on Heepsy and $1.12 on Influencity. It also searches LinkedIn, which Influencity doesn’t.
Influencity wins if you’ll run everything from one tool. Beyond discovery it adds a CRM, sequences, Shopify sales tracking, creator payments, social listening and a social media management hub, and it shows audience quality stats on Twitch as well. It claims a much bigger database, 350 million profiles to Heepsy’s 20M+, and has an API you can add to an annual plan.
Choose Heepsy if
You want to start free and pay as little as possibleYou need lots of full profiles each monthYou work with LinkedIn creatorsChoose Influencity if
You want CRM, payments and social media tools in one appYou need audience stats on TwitchYou plan to connect it to your own systems through an APIHead to head
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Pricing compared
Both publish full price lists and let you pay monthly or annually. The difference is in what you get: Heepsy includes far more full profiles at every price point.
Features side by side
Where each falls short
Heepsy
It’s small: Heepsy claims 20M+ creators, so expect thinner results in niche or small markets than at Modash or HypeAuditor. The audience authenticity and quality-score filters, contact export and payments start on Plus at $149 a month, and Heepsy doesn’t publish how its authenticity score works. There’s no public API, and whether Twitch is still covered is unclear: it’s gone from the English pricing page.
Influencity
Full profiles are expensive. Annual Discover gives you 30 unlocks a month, about $5.27 each, and monthly plans get lower limits as well as higher prices. Discovery covers Instagram, TikTok and YouTube only. Emails come only when a creator has made them public, it doesn’t publish how its credibility score works, and the API is an annual add-on with no published price.
Alternatives to both
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Questions
Is Heepsy or Influencity better?
Heepsy for most small teams: it’s cheaper, has a free plan and gives you far more full profiles for the money. Influencity if you want a full suite with CRM, payments and social media management in one place.
Which is cheaper?
Heepsy. Starter is $69 a month billed annually against Influencity’s $158, and it includes 100 full profiles a month against 30. At about 150 profiles a month, a year costs $1,788 on Heepsy and $3,816 on Influencity at list prices.
Which has more creators?
Influencity claims 350 million profiles; Heepsy claims 20M+. Neither figure has been independently checked.
Do they have an API?
Influencity sells an API as an annual add-on to an existing plan, quoted to your usage. Heepsy has no public API; API access comes only with a custom plan.
Is there a free trial?
Heepsy has a free plan with no card. Influencity has a 7-day free trial on every plan, also with no card.




