This is solid as far as social influencer search tools go. I've used a TON, including some I've had built, and this one, for the most part, stands next to them well. (Let me better quantify this statement: I've used tools that have run anywhere from $400/mo - $1,800/mo per user & this one is holding up.)

Without reading the rest of my breakdown you could buy any version of this and be getting a fantastic deal.

My main issue, and I'll admit up front it's MOSTLY my fault, is that I am a "clicker of buttons" not a "reader of instructions".

Everything costs "credits". You run a search... it's 1 credit. You want to adjust the search... it's another credit per adjustment. You want to download results? It's 1 credit per result downloaded. The issue here is I've run through almost 50% of my 300 credits in less than 20 min. Now I have 43,780 more minutes in my month before I get my next 300 credits!

Again, that's mostly on me for not paying attention to the instructions, BUT I think it could be dialed in a bit.

In a perfect world I'd like to see an option for "or" vs "and" in more of the search functions. And I mean REALLY quantify this stuff. I want # and #2 and #3 AND US audience AND min view count of 1K (is that per video?)

If I put in 2 tags, my search results increase. Often, when I use more than 1 tag I'm hoping to DECREASE my results.

The summary of each influncer is solid. I really like getting the average view count for a YouTuber as well as the gender & country of their audience.

A relevance score would be VERY helpful for speed of qualification. Maybe make that another and/or query? What % range of content should it look for and in what time frame?

Example: Of the tags I'm searching for (and vs or) how many posts in the past 30 days, 3, 6, 12 months or so had posts containing those tags? Think of making it like FB ads with the target narrowing criteria as overlapping circles.

Maybe even break the relevance down by tag? This way I'd have a better idea which will cost less to adjust?

Then, if this is going to cost me credits, maybe 1 credit for the original WIDE pull and 0 credits for dialing in the data that's already been retrieved?

Right now I'm looking to build a small army in a sub category of cooking. Not just any "foodie" blogger will do. Having the ability to run a search and then clean it using some sort of relevance score would make this thing AWESOME.

This tool is already pretty great. I have gleefully parted with my money and wish nothing more than to work on becoming the best part of myself... the part where I read before clicking with reckless abandon.