Modash review

Modash bundles influencer discovery, campaign management, content tracking and payments, with Shopify at the center. The homepage says more than 2,800 in-house teams use it for paid partnerships, gifting and affiliate programs. It supports creator search across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, plus a CRM for contacts, notes, statuses, history and performance context. Gmail and Outlook sync keep creator and campaign details alongside email threads. Modash says it automatically collects creator content and tracks performance without requiring creators to sign up. Its Shopify sync moves discount codes, orders and revenue between systems for reporting.

The main appeal is consolidation: discovery, outreach records, campaign tracking and creator payments sit in one platform. The trade-off is that this is not an uncapped workspace. The Essentials and Performance plans set monthly limits on profiles, creator emails and tracked content, and their listed prices are annual-billing equivalents. The homepage advertises a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.

Modash covers the workflow a Shopify brand is likely to need without asking it to assemble separate tools for discovery, campaign records, content tracking and payouts. The Shopify sync is particularly relevant for affiliate and gifting programs: the product description says it keeps discount codes, orders and revenue consistent for reporting. Automatic content collection without creator sign-up also avoids making every creator join a separate portal just to track posts.

The pricing page lists two defined plans before Enterprise. Essentials costs $199 per month on an annual-billing equivalent and is intended for campaigns with up to 100 creators. Performance is $499 per month on the same basis, for growing programs. The listed limits make the difference between tiers concrete, rather than leaving all usage terms unspecified. Modash also offers payments and affiliate management as an add-on: on Performance, the stated fee is 0% up to $10,000 per year combined, then 5%.

That package may suit a team that wants Shopify reporting and creator operations under one roof. A Reddit user seeking a competitor described Modash’s database as good, though that is one user’s view, not a general measure of data quality.

The entry plan has meaningful ceilings. Essentials allows 2 team members, 300 opened profiles and 150 unlocked creator emails per month, plus content tracking for 100 creators. It is designed for campaigns of up to 100 creators. Performance raises those limits to 5 team members, 800 opened profiles, 400 unlocked emails or profile exports, and 250 tracked creators—but costs $499 per month on an annual-billing equivalent. Monthly-billing prices are not published.

That makes the headline $199 price a poor guide if your team needs more search volume, seats or tracked creators. Enterprise is for campaigns with over 250 creators and starts at $14,700 per year; its limits are customizable, but the pricing page does not publish a standard monthly rate. Payment and affiliate fees also need checking: Enterprise starts at 0% on payouts up to $100,000 per year, with tier limits and 5% fees above a tier limit.

Data quality is another reason to vet before switching. One Reddit thread reports disappointment with Modash’s EU data and questions whether listed creators are verified. That is an anecdote, not proof of a platform-wide problem, but EU-heavy teams should test their own target markets during the trial.

Modash’s Essentials plan is listed at $199 per month when billed annually ($2,388 per year). It covers campaigns with up to 100 creators, but limits teams to 2 members, 300 opened profiles and 150 unlocked creator emails per month, plus 100 tracked creators’ content. Performance costs $499 per month on annual billing ($5,988 per year): a $300 monthly-equivalent jump. It raises the caps to 5 team members, 800 opened profiles, 400 unlocked emails or profile exports, and 250 tracked creators’ content monthly. Enterprise starts at $14,700 per year, or $1,225 per month, for campaigns with over 250 creators; limits are customizable. Monthly-billing rates for Essentials and Performance aren’t published. Payments and affiliate management add fees: Essentials and Performance have 0% fees up to $10,000 per year combined, then 5%. Enterprise starts at 0% up to $100,000 in annual payouts, with tier limits and fees above them not fully specified.

Modash’s listed features include two-way Shopify sync for discount codes, orders and revenue, plus Gmail and Outlook sync for creator and campaign context. Those connections may make it worth mapping your Shopify and email workflows before switching, but the published information doesn’t say what migration tools are available or whether existing creator records, notes, campaign history or email data can be imported. Data-export options, contract terms and cancellation rules are also not published here, so confirm them before moving a live program. We don’t have Reddit posts or comments in the published material for this review, so we can’t substantiate claims about why users leave Modash. For a switch away, ask Modash what data you can export and in what format, and check how Shopify reporting and payment records would be handled after cancellation. Don’t assume that connected data is portable just because it syncs.