I'd give this zero based on me, but I think a fair review should balance subjectivity and objectivity in the context of a marketplace given that our needs are different.

Since I don't have, can't relate to, and know other people's needs....all I can do is give it 3/5... 2.5 would be ideal but based on reading other reviews, some people find it useful, so I'm rounding up.

I'm not sure what we get for free that you don't get anyway, it's just thier "free" package; of which I'm able to do pretty much nothing of any use.

Possibly if I proceed to pay, I can then do something....

Starter (Monthly) $99.00 billed monthly
Regular (Monthly) $249.00 billed monthly
Advanced (Monthly) $599.00 billed monthly

I'm already at a disadvantage because my niche, while being the highest value, fastest-growing, most tech-savvy and longest-longevity of any other niche on the planet... is still largely excluded. Marketing software tends to cater to marketers... so MLM, Pyramid Schemes, Business to Business etc... are the foundations of most of the marketing software whether it's Infusionsoft, Nicheness, HootSuite, use-cases and categories tend to revolve around rolodex-era businesses, which is fine as that's the Forbes-list Forune 500 type area.

If for example I wanted to explore live streaming of chess-games on larger platforms like YouTube and Twitch etc... and build campaigns around htat; take those keywords into account etc... I've yet to find anything that yields any useful data. No suggested blog headlines or AI generated blog intros etc. SO with that in mind, I picked as best as I could:

Categories Advertising, Animation & Anime, Entertainment, Marketing, Subscriptions, Toys & Games, Tutorials

(Astonished to see Animation and Anime as a category to be honest!).

An independent research hub which specialises in reviewing services like Intellifluence users the following verbiage, which is their own - it's not lifted from Intellifluence's own marketing stash:

"Intellifluence targets small businesses more than many of its competitors on this list"

followed by " A single user can run up to three simultaneous campaigns, receive up to 50 applications from influencers per campaign, and pitch directly to another 50 for $99 per month.".

The problem is... you can't really get a good idea of the quality of the list without slapping down $99 first. It has an index of influences, and says Login to view full profile, when you login, it takes you to your dashboard, which is essentially part of their sales journey to get you to sign up an pay. If you go back to the page which said login to view...it still says login to view... and if you view the source code, you'll notice its all hard-coded; it doesn't check if you're logged in or not, it's design to imply that it's "logged out" and you'll see it when youRE "logged in"... when in fact, this is what you really see:

"Upgrade your account to gain access to the influencer list!
Just feels off. Mabe I'm wrong though.