These are new data points giving you the power to analyze different platform formats. On top of that, you get advanced analytics for different time periods.

For a breakdown of each platform’s new data points, check our updated API documentation.

Answering the big questions

With Performance Data, you’ll finally be able to answer questions like:

There’s a fixed cost of 0.25 credits per each successful request that retrieves data for an influencer. Any requests that suggest you come back later are free!

You can now adjust audience filters by percentages/weights across all social media channels just as you can on the Modash platform.

This capability gives you or your customers more control over the type of creators you find based on their audiences.

For example, you can now look for creators whose audience’s location is more than 65% in Germany. Or you can look for creators whose audience is 20% men. Or 45% women.

It’s entirely up to you!

With great filtering power, comes great responsibility.

Setting high percentages (over 75%) or incredibly narrow parameters will bring fewer results.

When Modash can’t make an exact match, it automatically removes a few filters & shows lookalike profiles.

We recommend setting technical limitations or educating your end-users on the best use of filters.

There are only 2 rules.

Rule 1: Start with your most important selection criteria & run a broad search first. Or use a wider percentage.

Rule 2: Layer each additional filter or weight one by one until you’re getting great results.

We’ve added two new filters to help you or your customers find influencers by:

For a more complete understanding of the performance of influencers, you’ll now see the count of Average Comments for YouTube creator profiles in the report endpoint.

The TikTok RAW Media Download Endpoint lets you download videos from TikTok! And...they come without the watermark.

Instagram Reports now include the content type. The new field "type" is part of "popularPosts", "recentPosts" and "sponsoredPosts"

We differentiate between "videos" and "photos".