Frequently Asked Questions

InfluIQ is the world's first "Trustpilot for influencers." It helps marketers access verified influencer reviews, performance insights, audience fit analysis, and transparency before investing in collaborations.

InfluIQ is built for influencer marketers, brand managers, performance leads, CMOs, and agencies that work with creators at any scale.

You get real reviews from marketers, KPI benchmarks, risk indicators, audience-fit analytics, and detailed insights on reliability, professionalism, and collaboration quality.

Yes. You can submit reviews and access limited insights for free. Additional analytics and features unlock as you level up or subscribe.

Yes. All reviews are anonymized by default. Personal or company information is never shared with influencers or other users.

Simply paste a YouTube channel link, fill in your collaboration details, and submit. AI can assist you if you prefer.

With AI assistance: 3–5 minutes. Without AI assistance: 6–10 minutes.

No. All fields are optional, but more details = more XP, better badges, and higher-quality insights for the community.

No. Reviews are anonymized.

Yes, within a certain time window (usually 30 days). After that, edits may require moderation.

You can include: Agreement structure (flat fee, variable, hybrid), deliverables and budgets, communication & professionalism ratings, KPI results, deadlines & compliance, red flags or risks, and recommendation summary.

Yes, but limited to 2 reviews per influencer per month to prevent spam.

XP stands for Experience Points. You earn it by submitting reviews, adding KPI data, receiving helpful votes, completing your profile, and contributing value to the community.

Your XP determines your level: Explorer → Contributor → Analyst → Expert → Master Evaluator. Each level unlocks new benefits.

Depending on level, perks include: Full review access, AI-powered analysis tools, KPI benchmarks, public recognition, faster review workflow, and early access to new features.

You earn XP by: Submitting detailed reviews, adding KPI data, including agreement details, receiving "helpful" votes, and completing profile information.

Yes, but only in a professional, reputation-building manner. Your identity is still anonymous when reviewing influencers.

Badges highlight what you excel at (e.g., Top Contributor, Trusted Reviewer, Beauty Expert, Audience Analyst). They help build credibility in the community.

Badges unlock automatically when you reach certain milestones like: Number of detailed reviews, KPI completeness, industry specialization, helpful vote milestones, ethical reviewing history, and reliability and accuracy consistency.

Yes. They increase your visibility, reputation, and influence on influencer trust scores across the platform.

Achievements are rare recognitions such as "Hall of Fame Reviewer," "Top 1% Evaluator," or "Reviewer of the Month."

Yes. Higher levels and strong badges influence the review weight, meaning your insights impact influencer scoring more.

Yes. Search or paste their social profile URL to see reviews (limited access for new users; full access unlocks with XP/level).

Profiles include: Average ratings, KPI performance insights, review summaries, reliability indicators, audience fit & brand fit metrics, red flags or risks, and weighted trust score.

Yes. InfluIQ uses optimized schema markup (Person + AggregateRating) to rank for influencer names in search results.

InfluIQ is designed for marketers, not creators. Influencers may see their profile publicly, but they cannot see who reviewed them.

Yes. Paste their URL and the profile is generated automatically.

Yes. Reviewer identity and company details are always anonymized.

Data is reviewed automatically and often cross-referenced with engagement benchmarks and reliability checks.

They may submit a request for moderation if factual errors exist, but they cannot remove reviews.

Only high-level insights are shown, not your proprietary or sensitive metrics.

Through: Review quality scoring, reliability index, content validation, duplicate detection, anti-collusion systems, and human moderation when needed.

Automated systems detect unnatural patterns or mutual upvoting. Suspicious votes are excluded.

Yes. Reviews can be flagged for spam, false KPI reporting, conflicts, or suspicious behavior. Moderators review them.

Yes. The algorithm automatically reduces weight with age (recency decay multiplier).

Yes. Team/agency plans provide shared dashboards, saved influencers, and collaborative review workflows.

Most core features are free. Premium analytics can come with a trial depending on the plan.

Exports depend on subscription tier (CSV, PDF, or API-level data extraction).

Currently we support YouTube. More platforms coming soon.

Roadmap includes: CSV imports, tracking integrations, API access for enterprise, and social verification workflows.

Fully responsive on desktop and mobile; modern browsers recommended.