Upfluence Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

Upfluence sells an influencer marketing platform in three modular packages, named after what they do: Find Creators, Scale Creator Programs and Run Programs on Autopilot^[3]. Brands shown on its site include Amazon, Netflix, Marriott, Shake Shack and Verizon^[4].

The entry package covers advanced search across a database the pricing page puts at more than 14 million creators, brand-safety screening, lookalike creators, recruitment pages, matching against a brand’s own customer database, mass outreach through Gmail or Outlook and an AI email assistant^[3]. The middle package adds a creator marketplace, drip email sequences, campaign creation with its Jaice AI assistant, e-commerce integrations, affiliate and discount tracking, one-click product shipment, sales analytics and a social listening stream with a Hootsuite integration^[3]. The top package adds Upfluence Pay for multi-currency creator payments, with automatic W-9 and 1099 forms for US tax reporting^[3]. Integrations listed include Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon Attribution and Klaviyo, plus an API and MCP access^[4].

Pricing is a fixed platform fee rather than a percentage of sales, with no mandatory setup fee but a 12-month minimum contract; a trial is offered only after an initial call^[3]. Upfluence does not state its headquarters or founding date on the pages reviewed.

Upfluence features

Search across 14M+ creators (company claim)
Customer-database creator matching
Jaice AI campaign assistant
Amazon Attribution and Klaviyo integrations
Upfluence Pay with W-9/1099 automation
Hootsuite-linked social listening

Upfluence pricing

Quote-based. Three packages (Find Creators, Scale Creator Programs, Run Programs on Autopilot) priced as a fixed platform fee, no percentage of sales, no mandatory setup fee, 12-month minimum contract; trial after an initial call.