Tool · for brands

Creator lookup

Paste a creator's Instagram or TikTok handle. If she's on Kitvine you'll see her followers, engagement and the rate she charges — before you write to her.

What to check before you write to a creator

  • Engagement, not followers. 3%+ on Instagram and 5%+ on TikTok for small accounts; under 1% usually means bought or dormant followers.
  • Her rate against the market. See what US micro-influencers charge in 2026 — real rates by follower band and niche.
  • A face and recent posts. Nothing in 30 days, or a grid of stock-looking shots, is a pass.
  • Audience location. If you ship in the US, her audience has to be mostly US; a kit shows it.

Frequently asked

Which creators can I look up?

US micro-creators on Kitvine: the ones who built a media kit here, and public creators we've listed from their profiles while we invite them. If a handle isn't found, she isn't on Kitvine yet — you can request her from a brand account and we reach out to her for you.

Where do the numbers come from?

A Kitvine member's numbers and rate are the ones she entered and keeps current on her kit. A listing's follower count comes from her public profile and her engagement is estimated from recent public posts until she activates her page.

Can I contact her from here?

Looking is free. Inviting a creator to a campaign, or asking us to introduce one who isn't on Kitvine yet, takes a brand account — the first 14 days are on us.

How do I check if a creator's followers are real?

Compare engagement to followers: under about 1% on a small account usually means bought or dormant followers; 3% and up on Instagram, 5% and up on TikTok, is healthy. Read the comments — real audiences write sentences. Our engagement rate calculator does the math.

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