CreatorScore▸ For creators
How can creators see what brands find when they vet them?
Brands check creators before they reach out, often before you know they're interested. You can see the same report they do, and fix what's pulling your score down before it costs you the deal.
By the CreatorScore team · Last updated October 22, 2026 · 5 min read
▸ The short answer
Creators can see what brands find by claiming their CreatorScore profile (free) and opening the full report on Creator Pro ($19.99 a month). It is the same report a brand reads when it vets you: your score from 1 to 100, how each of the seven agents scored you, every finding with the post, quote or video moment behind it, every brand you have worked with or mentioned and whether the deal was disclosed, and how your score has changed. The fixes are ranked by the points they restore, a wrong finding can be disputed, and the whole footprint is rescored every 30 days.
▸ The brand's view
What's in the report a brand reads
Your score, from 1 to 100
One number across every platform you post on, with a tier from Poor to Exceptional. It's the first thing a brand reads.
How each of the seven agents scored you
Content risk, authenticity, brand safety, audience quality, voice, community trust and expected campaign return, each from 0 to 100.
Every finding, with the post behind it
The post link, the quote, the moment in the video or the frame, and why it was flagged. Brands see the evidence, not just a count.
The brands you've worked with or mentioned
Each one marked as a disclosed deal, an undisclosed one, unverified or a plain mention. Missing #ad labels show up here.
How your score has changed
Your score history, so a brand can see whether you're improving or slipping.
▸ Step by step
How to see it and fix it
- 01
Claim your profile
It's free. You confirm which accounts are yours and see the public figures brands can already see, like followers, engagement and niche. The free profile doesn't show your score.
- 02
Open your full report on Creator Pro
Creator Pro ($19.99 a month, or $199.99 a year) shows you the same report a brand reads: your score, every agent, and every finding with the post behind it.
- 03
Fix what's costing you the most
Your fixes are ranked by how many points they're worth. Usually that means adding #ad to past sponsored posts, removing or giving context to old posts, and dealing with bot activity in your comments.
- 04
Dispute anything that's wrong
If a finding misreads your post, like satire read as sincere or a quote you were criticising, you can mark it as contested.
- 05
Let the next rescore pick it up
Pro rescores your whole footprint every 30 days, so the changes you make show up in the score brands see.
▸ Why it matters
A weak score can cost you the deal before you hear about it
When a brand vets a list of creators, the ones with open questions are often dropped quietly. You don’t get an email saying why. Seeing your report first means you can fix a missing #ad or an old post before it costs you a partnership, and walk into a negotiation with a score that backs up your rate. For what each score range means to a brand, see the score benchmarks. For how the number is worked out, see the methodology.
▸ Creator Pro
See your score before a brand does.
The same report a brand reads, the fixes ranked by points, disputes for anything that's wrong, and a rescore every 30 days.
- $19.99 a month, or $199.99 a year
- Every finding tied to its post
- Fixes ranked by points
- Cancel any time
▸ Questions
Common questions
How can creators see what brands find when they vet them?
Claim your CreatorScore profile, which is free and confirms which accounts are yours. Creator Pro ($19.99 a month) then shows you the same report a brand reads when it vets you: your score from 1 to 100, how each of the seven agents scored you, every finding with the post, quote or video moment behind it, every brand you have worked with or mentioned and whether the deal was disclosed, and your score history. The fixes are ranked by the points they restore, you can dispute a wrong finding, and the whole footprint is rescored every 30 days.
What do brands see when they check my CreatorScore?
Your score from 1 to 100 with its tier, how each of the seven agents scored you, every finding with the post, quote or video moment behind it, the brands you've worked with or mentioned and whether each deal was disclosed, and how your score has changed over time.
Can I see my own CreatorScore?
Yes. Claiming your profile is free and shows your public figures but not your score. Creator Pro, at $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year, shows you the same report a brand reads.
Can a brand check my score without me knowing?
Yes. A CreatorScore is built from public content, so a brand can run one whether or not you've signed up. That's why it's worth seeing yours first.
How do I improve my CreatorScore?
Label every sponsored post with #ad, the platform's paid partnership tag and a spoken disclosure in videos. Remove or give context to old posts that were flagged. Don't buy followers or join engagement pods. If a finding is wrong, dispute it. Your score updates at the next monthly rescore. The full list is on the benchmarks page.
Does a better score help me earn more from brand deals?
It helps you get through vetting and gives you evidence to back up your rate. A brand that can see a strong score and a clean record has fewer reasons to pass on you or negotiate you down.