Heepsy review

Heepsy is an influencer marketing platform for finding creators and managing campaigns. It searches a database of more than 20 million creators across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn, with filters for niche, location, audience size and engagement rate. The platform also offers audience checks intended to flag suspicious followers and unusual growth before a brand commits to a creator.

Campaign Projects organize creators, conversations, agreements and content. Outreach tools support individual or bulk emails, templates and automated follow-ups. Heepsy also handles creator payments and campaign reporting: its homepage says card payments are held until delivery, while automated reports cover reach, engagement, cost and revenue.

There is a free plan. The pricing page lists paid plans from $69 per month with annual billing, or $89 per month on Starter’s monthly billing. That makes the entry price relatively clear, but the monthly limits matter as much as the headline price.

Heepsy’s main advantage is that it puts creator discovery, outreach, campaign organization, payments and reporting in one product. That can mean fewer handoffs between a search tool, spreadsheets, email and a separate reporting workflow. The pricing page also spells out several usage caps, so teams can check whether a plan fits before committing.

Search covers more than 20 million creators across four platforms, with filters for niche, location, audience size and engagement rate. The free plan includes 30+ search filters, AI, lookalike and text search, and 500 results per month. It also includes 10 advanced profiles and one project, which gives a small team a way to assess the workflow without paying.

For ongoing outreach, Starter is $69 per month billed annually ($89 monthly) and includes 5,000 results, 100 advanced profiles, 300 outreach emails per month, five tracked creators and unlimited projects. Plus, at $149 monthly with annual billing ($199 monthly), raises those limits to 25,000 results, 500 advanced profiles, 500 mailing sequences and 100 tracked creators. It also adds contact-details export. The homepage says payments are held until creator delivery, and reports can be shared or exported.

The clearest risk is creator-data quality. In one Reddit thread, a user said lists did not match current influencer accounts and complained of stale data and inaccurate tagging. That is one user’s report, not proof of a platform-wide problem, but data accuracy is central to influencer search. Another commenter described the functionality as clunky, with too many tabs to reach the needed information. We would treat both as reasons to verify results during a free-plan evaluation.

The free tier is limited to 500 results, 10 advanced profiles and one project per month. Starter’s 300 outreach emails and five tracked creators may also be restrictive for a campaign with many active partnerships. Higher plans raise the caps, but the pricing page lists Plus at $149 per month billed annually ($199 monthly) and Advanced at $229 annually billed per month ($299 monthly). Advanced includes 100,000 results, 2,000 advanced profiles, 2,000 mailing sequences and 400 tracked creators. Enterprise pricing is custom; database limits, integrations and API access are also custom. The pricing page lists no add-ons. Check which limits apply to your workflow before budgeting around the starting price.

The pricing page lists a free plan and four paid tiers. Free includes 500 results and 10 advanced profiles a month, but limits you to one project. Starter costs $69 a month with annual billing or $89 month to month. It raises the limits to 5,000 results and 100 advanced profiles, and adds 300 outreach emails a month and five tracked creators.

Plus jumps to $149 a month annually or $199 monthly. That’s an $80 annual-billing jump from Starter; you get 25,000 results, 500 advanced profiles, 100 tracked creators, and contact-detail exports. Advanced costs $229 annually or $299 monthly, with 100,000 results and 400 tracked creators. Enterprise pricing is custom.

Annual billing is the lower displayed price; the pricing page says monthly billing costs more. No add-ons are listed. Check plan access before budgeting for payments: the published pricing details describe Plus as the tier for teams needing payments and reporting, and the verdict flags payments as unavailable on Starter.

Heepsy brings creator search, outreach, campaign organization, payments, and reporting into one platform, so switching may mean moving several parts of a campaign workflow. The published materials don’t explain whether you can import existing creator lists, conversations, agreements, or campaign records. Ask Heepsy what it can migrate before committing.

There are some stated export options: Plus includes contact-detail exports, and performance reports can be shared or exported. The materials don’t say whether you can export all campaign data or what happens to records after cancellation. Confirm that directly if portability matters.

We can’t point to a common reason people leave based on Reddit: no Reddit posts or comments were included in the published material. The clearest stated constraint is plan capacity. Starter has 5,000 results and five tracked creators a month; teams that outgrow those limits may need a higher tier. Verify creator data before paying, too—the review verdict specifically advises buyers to check it.