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Get your first CreatorScore

Type one handle, confirm the accounts, pay once, and get the unified score in 10–30 minutes.

For brands · Updated October 10, 2026

A CreatorScore is a 1–100 trust score for a creator's whole online footprint — every account they run, scored together as one person. You never score a single platform on its own.

Step by step

  1. Search. In the dashboard, open Add Creators and type one handle or paste a profile link. Pick the platform if it is not one of the big four (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X).
  2. Review the card. We find the creator's other accounts and check each one against its real profile. Accounts marked verified are theirs; likely ones are offered for you to include; anything we checked and found not to be theirs is listed so nothing disappears silently. See how account verdicts work.
  3. Add the creator. Choose a one-time score or a recurring score (monthly refresh, optional daily monitoring). Confirm and pay.
  4. Wait 10–30 minutes. We read recent content across every account, run the seven scoring agents, and email you when the report is ready. Creators with a lot of video take longer.

What you get

The unified score with its tier, a per-agent breakdown (content risk, brand safety, sentiment, authenticity, audience quality, community trust, ROI prediction), the risk flags with the exact posts behind each one, and a per-platform breakdown underneath the headline number.

If the creator was scored recently by anyone on the platform, the report unlocks the moment you confirm — no waiting.

Common questions

How long does a CreatorScore take?
Usually 10–30 minutes from confirmation. Creators with hundreds of videos can take longer. You get an email when it is ready.
Can I score just their TikTok?
No. A CreatorScore always covers the creator's whole footprint. Per-platform numbers appear as a breakdown under the one unified score.
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