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Influencer discovery

Turn a campaign brief into a shortlist you can review.

Explore early-access AI influencer discovery. Define the audience, inspect creator content and agree on a shortlist with its evidence and limits.

Discuss your discovery brief

For brands, agencies and research teams

Search model · illustrative

Skincare creators · India audience · Instagram + YouTube · 50K to 500K

Bio and content keywordsCategory and subcategoryAudience countryAudience cityFollower rangeAverage views
Signal 01

Creator identity

Signal 02

Audience market

Signal 03

Reach and momentum

Signal 04

Campaign evidence

Plain answer

Built forinfluencer database

Search deeply enough to understand why a creator belongs in the result.

MovesThem is building an AI-assisted workflow from campaign brief to creator discovery, review and outreach preparation. Bring one brief to the early-access team: we will confirm current coverage and agree on the supported search, evidence and deliverable before a pilot. The public interface is illustrative; the free keyword, brief and checklist tools are usable now.

Search dimensions

Build the query from separate evidence layers.

Skincare creators · India audience · Instagram + YouTube · 50K to 500K

  • Creator location and audience location stay separate.
  • Keyword relevance is supported by visible content evidence.
  • Recent activity and momentum sit beside lifetime scale.
  • Unknown or unavailable signals remain visible instead of being silently filled.

01

Creator identity

Find the people, niches and publishing patterns relevant to the brief.

02

Audience market

Separate where a creator lives from where their audience can move demand.

03

Reach and momentum

Use scale as one input, alongside the way attention is changing over time.

04

Campaign evidence

Inspect the signals that make a creator worth advancing, not just the rank.

Workflow principle

From a broad question to an inspectable shortlist.

A useful discovery workflow reveals why each filter exists and why each creator advances. A ranking alone is not the decision record.

  1. 01

    Define the job

    Specify the campaign outcome, platforms, audience market, content requirement and exclusions. Keep creator residence separate from audience reach.

  2. 02

    Agree on available evidence

    Confirm current platform and market coverage, which fields can be inspected, assisted steps, delivery scope and pilot terms.

  3. 03

    Review the shortlist

    Use the agreed deliverable to check supporting content, observation dates, rejected matches and unresolved questions before approving outreach.

Useful answers

Questions teams ask before they commit.

What can I search for in the MovesThem influencer database?+

You can shape discovery around platforms, creator and audience locations, languages, categories, keywords, follower and view ranges, engagement, activity, content formats, brand mentions and business-contact availability. The useful combination depends on the campaign, so the workflow keeps broad discovery and precise filtering connected.

Answer 01
Does 290M+ mean 290M unique creators?+

No. It refers to indexed source-profile records across creator platforms. A person can have more than one platform profile, and product-searchable coverage is measured separately. MovesThem states that distinction wherever the source-index count appears.

Answer 02
Can I search by keyword as well as category?+

Yes. Keywords help with briefs that are more specific than a broad category. They can be used to find signals in creator bios and content, then combined with audience, market and performance filters to keep the result set relevant.

Answer 03
Can a MovesThem shortlist move into influencer outreach?+

Yes. MovesThem is designed to carry the brief, creator-fit evidence and campaign context forward into outreach preparation, personalized messaging and campaign handoff instead of making teams rebuild that context in another tool.

Answer 04
How does MovesThem recommend creators instead of only listing profiles?+

The workflow begins with the campaign question, turns that question into editable creator, audience, market and content criteria, and keeps the matching evidence beside each result. A team can therefore review why a creator was recommended, change the inputs and compare alternatives instead of accepting an unexplained rank.

Answer 05
Can I use MovesThem immediately, and what does early access include?+

Start by sharing a real campaign brief. The team confirms supported platforms, markets, available evidence, delivery scope and access terms before a pilot. The public search interface illustrates the workflow; it is not an instant self-service search. Free planning tools are available without an account.

Answer 06
Can I find creators who mentioned a product in a video?+

Specify whether the match needs to appear in a caption, speech, on-screen text or a visible product. Ask the team to confirm that field and platform for the pilot. A bio or caption hit does not establish video transcription, product use or sustained relevance; inspect the original content and surrounding context.

Answer 07
What evidence should a shortlist contain?+

For each candidate, keep the campaign requirement, public profile, relevant content URL and time range where available, observed fact, interpretation, review date and remaining questions. The free vetting worksheet lets you record and download that review yourself.

Answer 08
Sources and revision historySee what supports this page and when it changed.+

Sources

Change log

  1. Initial substantive landing-page review recorded.

  2. Expanded the commercial topic cluster with distinct tool, method, evidence and workflow pathways.

  3. Clarified early access, content evidence, audience verification and the review worksheet.