Watch us vet a creator, end to end
A walkthrough of the CreatorScore brand dashboard: a background check across a creator's entire posting history, a 1–100 trust score for their whole cross-platform footprint, and monitoring that emails you when new content puts your brand at risk. Every flag shown with the reason and the evidence behind it.
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The workflow in the demo
Three passes, in this order. Each one answers a different question, and skipping the order is how brands get surprised.
1 — Background check the history
Full posting history across every account the creator owns. Categorized findings with the reason, the severity and a link to the original content. No score — a risk inspection.
Jump to 0:452 — Score the creator
One 1–100 CreatorScore for the whole cross-platform footprint, built by seven agents over 200+ signals, with the per-platform breakdown underneath and every point traceable to a post or comment.
Jump to 2:383 — Monitor the campaign
New content ingested and analyzed as it's posted, live-stream pings, comment-shutoff detection, and email alerts when something changes.
Jump to 5:21Minute by minute
What happens at each point in the video. Timestamps open the video at that moment.
- 0:00
The brand-safety control center
Vanessa, co-founder, opens the brand dashboard and lays out the three ways a brand or agency assesses a creator before signing them — and why the order matters.
- 0:45
Step 1 — Social Background Check
A one-shot deep scan back to the beginning of a creator's posting history across their whole footprint. In this run: roughly ten years of YouTube, Instagram and TikTok content — over 4,000 pieces. Posts, captions, comments and video frames are inspected for anything a brand would want to know about. No score is produced here; it's a categorized risk inspection.
- 2:02
Reading the findings — reason, severity, evidence
Critical findings sort to the top. Each one shows what was flagged, why it was flagged and how severe it is, and links straight to the original content so you can read it yourself and decide whether it's a dealbreaker or a non-issue for your campaign.
- 2:38
Step 2 — Score the creator (seven agents, 200+ signals)
Once the history is clean, the creator gets a 1–100 CreatorScore. Seven agents score independently — Content Risk, Brand Safety, Sentiment, Authenticity, Audience Quality, Community Trust and ROI Prediction — over comments and reply threads, audio as well as written captions (captions can be edited, audio can't), story highlights, carousels, every video frame including on-screen text and hand signals, audience quality, and FTC disclosure. It's one unified score for the whole cross-platform footprint, with the per-platform breakdown underneath.
- 4:00
Is the creator already talking about your brand?
The score surfaces existing mentions of your brand by that creator, and whether the sentiment of those mentions is positive, negative or neutral.
- 4:23
Deep web search and Wayback archived history
Creators control their own pages and can delete a post or a comment. The deep web pass looks outside them — subreddits, pending legal matters, coverage a quick news search misses — and an archive pass recovers deleted content from the Wayback Machine, surfaced under archived history.
- 5:21
Step 3 — Turn on monitoring before the campaign runs
Past content is only half the risk. Monitoring ingests what the creator posts from here on: new posts and tweets analyzed on arrival, a ping when they go live, and a flag if they suddenly switch comments off — the kind of signal that usually means something is brewing. Alerts arrive by email.
- 6:10
Where to go from here
How to get a deeper walkthrough, and where to reach the team.
Questions about the demo
How long is the CreatorScore demo video?
6 minutes and 34 seconds. It's a recorded walkthrough of the real brand dashboard by Vanessa, CreatorScore's co-founder — no signup, no form, no sales call required to watch it.
What's the difference between the background check and the score?
The Social Background Check is a one-shot deep scan of a creator's full posting history that returns categorized brand-safety findings — hate speech, NSFW, violence, political content, legal issues, public feuds, brand criticism, substance use, deceptive claims — with evidence. It does not produce a number. The CreatorScore is a 1–100 trust score across the creator's whole cross-platform footprint, produced by seven scoring agents, and it's what continuous monitoring keeps up to date.
Does a CreatorScore cover one platform or all of them?
All of them. A CreatorScore is always a creator's complete online footprint — we find every account they own and return one unified cross-platform score, with per-platform numbers shown underneath as supporting detail. A creator is a person, not a TikTok account.
Can I see why something was flagged?
Always, and the demo shows it. Every finding names the specific signal, states the severity, explains why it was flagged, and links to the post, comment or video frame behind it. If we can't show the evidence, we don't make the claim.
How many creators can you run at once?
One or thousands. The demo covers a single creator end to end, but the same pipeline runs in bulk — work that would take a small team days of manual due diligence completes in hours.
Run it on a creator you're considering
Give us one handle and we resolve the creator's whole footprint — every account they own — then return one score with the risks named and the evidence attached.