The short version
Pick it if
- You build creator outreach lists and need emails
- You want an influencer data API without an annual contract
- You push creator data into HubSpot, Salesforce or Clay
Skip it if
- You need to check creators for fake followers
- You want campaign management rather than a data feed
- You won’t buy without independent proof of coverage
influencers.club is closer to a sales-prospecting tool for creators than to a campaign suite. You search creators, export them with verified emails, and enrich handles or email addresses with social stats, through a dashboard from $140 a month or an API on the Pro plan from $208. Monthly plans need no annual commitment, credit costs are published per endpoint, and credits are only deducted when data comes back.
That makes it third among influencer data APIs, behind Influship and Modash. Two things keep it lower. It has no fake-follower or credibility score, so vetting is on you. And its claims are the boldest in the category, with 340M+ profiles, 47 platforms and verified emails for all of them, none of which anyone has independently checked. As a dashboard it ranks eighth among influencer databases for the same reason: it’s built to find contacts, not to vet creators.
influencers.club at a glance
- Company
- influencers.club
- Leadership
- Nikola Sokolov, co-founder and CEO
- Headquarters
- Tallinn, Estonia
- Product type
- Influencer database and data API
- Platforms
- Analytics on Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, OnlyFans, X and Twitch; 47 for enrichment (vendor says)
- Database size
- 340M+ profiles (vendor says)
- Plans from
- $140 a month; API from $208
- Billing
- Credits; no annual commitment on monthly plans (FAQ)
- Free trial
- 10 free credits, no card
- Rate limit
- 300 requests a minute
- SDKs
- None; REST, MCP server, Zapier, Clay and n8n
Pricing
Credits, charged only when data comes back. Discovery costs 0.01 credits per creator returned, a profile with a validated email 0.2, an analytics enrichment 0.8, a full one 1, and monitoring 0.3 per creator per day. The pricing page shows $140 and $208 without saying whether that’s monthly or annual, while the FAQ still quotes a $199 Dashboard plan, so confirm which applies before you pay.
Entry plan per month, compared
Using influencers.club
Signing up
The site describes the trial two ways. The pricing FAQ offers 10 free credits with Pro features and no card; the API docs say trial accounts get 30 successful requests. Monthly plans can be paused or cancelled at any time, per the FAQ. A July 2026 Trustpilot review complains of an unexpected $400 recurring charge, so note your renewal date.
Making a request
REST at api-dashboard.influencers.club, with an API key as a Bearer token; OAuth is documented too. Endpoints cover discovery search, similar creators, audience overlap, connected socials, enrichment by handle at four depths (raw, profile, analytics, full) or by email, batch enrichment, creator posts and monitoring with webhooks. Discovery results carry no emails; profile enrichment returns a validated email. The limit is 300 requests a minute, and Discovery has its own daily credit cap, returning a 429 when you hit it.
Documentation
docs.influencers.club has an API reference plus guides on usage limits, an FAQ and the MCP server. There are no SDKs, but there are integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Snowflake, Zapier, Clay and n8n, which is where most buyers will want the data to land.
Verdict
The best influencer data API you can buy without talking to sales, and third among influencer data APIs. Pro is listed from $208, monthly plans need no annual commitment, every credit cost is published, and enrichment returns validated emails, which is what most buyers come for. It loses to Modash on vetting: there’s no fake-follower score, and its biggest claims have nothing independent behind them yet. Buy it for outreach lists, test the emails on a sample before you trust them, and pair it with a vetting tool, or use Modash if you can fund the minimum.
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Questions
Is influencers.club legit?
It’s a real company, based in Tallinn and led by co-founder and CEO Nikola Sokolov. Trustpilot rates it 3.9 from 16 reviews, split between praise for contact accuracy and a complaint about list quality and an unexpected recurring charge. Its biggest claims, like 340M+ profiles, haven’t been independently checked.
How much does influencers.club cost?
Starter, dashboard only, is from $140 a month. Pro, which adds the API, audience data and integrations, is from $208. Agency is custom. Its FAQ still mentions a $199 Dashboard plan, so check the price at checkout.
Does influencers.club have a free trial?
Yes, though it’s described two ways: 10 free credits with no card on the pricing page, and 30 successful API requests in the docs.
Does influencers.club detect fake followers?
No. It has a quality score for ranking results, but no fake-follower or credibility metric. Audience data is on the analytics and full enrichment tiers and Pro filters, and the method isn’t published.
Does it really have emails for 340M creators?
That’s its claim, and we don’t take it at face value. Discovery results don’t include emails; profile enrichment returns a validated email, and you’re only charged when data comes back. Check bounce rates on a sample before you send at scale.
influencers.club or Modash?
Modash if you need to vet creators and can fund its API at $16,200 a year. influencers.club if you need contacts and want to start monthly at $208.