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# Top Upfluence Alternatives & Competitors in 2026

Upfluence is influencer search and CRM, sold as a custom contract. Pricing starts at Custom. The products below sit in the same categories.

Upfluence pricing and features

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## Clay

Clay is a spreadsheet built for prospecting and enrichment. Claygent, its research agent, reads the web and writes custom fields. Waterfalls then try several data providers until a cell is filled. Teams push the rows into a CRM or a sending tool. It does not run a campaign by itself. It prepares the list the campaign depends on.

Pricing: From $185/mo. Best for: Researching accounts and people before a human or another agent acts.

Also listed for Influencer Marketing.

2

## Collabstr

Collabstr is a marketplace for hiring creators on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. Brands can search and hire on the free plan. Paid plans add campaign posts and live analytics. A hiring fee sits on top of what you pay the creator. You still approve the deliverable before escrow releases.

Pricing: Free, then $249/mo billed annually. Best for: Hiring opted-in creators without a sales contract.

Also listed for Influencer Marketing.

3

## GRIN

GRIN is creator-marketing software: programs, campaigns, and the relationship record. Paid plans add Gia's Desk, which GRIN presents as its AI workspace, plus monthly credits. There is a free plan, which is rare in this category. It belongs on the influencer page as a system of record, and only as a partial fit on the UGC page, where the job is often the video itself rather than the program.

Pricing: Free, then $200/mo. Best for: In-house teams that need a creator CRM and can start free.

Also listed for Influencer Marketing.

4

## Heepsy

Heepsy is a creator search and campaign tool. The pricing page includes a free plan, outreach email, and, on Plus, creator payments. Search covers Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and LinkedIn. It is discovery software, not a payout agent that runs the program for you.

Pricing: Free, then $69/mo billed annually. Best for: Searching creators yourself, with a published starter price.

Also listed for Influencer Marketing.

5

## HypeAuditor

HypeAuditor analyzes creator audiences and flags suspicious followers and engagement. It is a vetting tool, not a campaign agent and not a UGC production tool. The pricing page is a demo request, so we do not print a monthly number. Use it when the expensive mistake is paying for a fake audience.

Pricing: Custom. Best for: Checking audience quality before a contract.

Also listed for Influencer Marketing.

6

## Modash

Modash is a discovery and analytics product for Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube creators. You search, open profiles, unlock contact details within plan limits, and track campaigns. It is a strong database with a copilot's posture, not an agent that runs outreach and payouts while you watch a queue. Essentials has a published price. Use it when the job is 'find and judge creators,' not 'operate the campaign.'

Pricing: From $199/mo billed yearly. Best for: Teams that want to search and evaluate creators themselves.

Also listed for Influencer Marketing.

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## UGCBloom

UGCBloom is an influencer marketing agent for brands. Specialized agents source creators, run outreach and negotiation, review video, and handle contracts and payouts. A person sets the brief and approves the work. The commercial model is a 30% fee on creator payouts, not a seat license, and the company says you pay for approved, delivered content. It is the wrong tool if you want a synthetic actor instead of a person, or if you want a general marketing copilot.

Pricing: 30% of creator payouts. Best for: Brands that want human creators and an agent running the campaign ops.

Also listed for Influencer Marketing.

## Side by side

- GRIN vs Upfluence (2026)

- Modash vs Upfluence (2026)