How CreatoRain compares

Of the platforms compared on this page, CreatoRain, DishPair, Feast Analytics and Foodify are built for restaurants: DishPair for restaurants in the US, Feast Analytics for independent restaurants in particular. FoodFluence serves restaurants and food brands, Mustard serves local businesses including restaurants, Sup serves brands of any size, restaurants and multi-location chains among them, Invyted serves restaurants, salons and experiences in London, other major UK cities and New York City, IZEA serves brands across industries, restaurants among them, #paid serves brands and agencies across industries, food and beverage and quick-service restaurants among them, Popular Pays serves brands and agencies across industries, food and beverage among them, Relish serves CPG brands, restaurants and retail, CreatorIQ serves restaurant brands run from headquarters, with their regions, franchisees and agencies, and food and beverage brands too, Linqia serves enterprise brands across industries, food and beverage, QSR and hospitality among them, The Shelf serves enterprise brands across categories, food and beverage among them, HireInfluence serves established brands, QSR brands among them, and Viral Nation serves enterprise brands, restaurant and QSR brands among them. Aspire serves e-commerce brands, Modash serves brands with a focus on Shopify stores, GRIN serves brands selling online, most of them on Shopify, Influee serves e-commerce brands that want creator videos for their ads, Influencer Hero serves direct-to-consumer and e-commerce brands and agencies, Heepsy serves e-commerce and direct-to-consumer brands, marketing agencies, and SaaS and direct brands, Collabstr serves founders, marketing teams, agencies and enterprises hiring creators on its marketplace, Upfluence serves brands and agencies, Insense serves DTC brands, mobile apps and advertising agencies, TikTok One serves advertisers on TikTok, and Later serves enterprise brands and social media managers. Each company's answers come from its own website.

CreatoRain charges $300 a video, the creator's pay included. There is no monthly fee and no minimum. Mustard lists $299, $499 or $999 billed monthly with a 1-month minimum; FoodFluence lists $299, $500 or a custom price billed monthly with a 3-month minimum; DishPair's Starter plan is $199 a month, a founding rate for its first 100 restaurants, then $299; Modash lists $199 or $499 a month billed yearly, $100 more billed monthly; Sup charges $0 a month and takes its fee from the creator; Feast Analytics lists $150 a month for Remy, plus about $150 of recruitment ads in your own Meta account, and $750 a month plus your ad budget for its full plan; GRIN has a free plan, then $200, $500 or $1,000 a month, month-to-month; Influee lists $229, $529 or $999 a month, month-to-month; Influencer Hero lists $649, $1,049 or $2,490 a month billed monthly, with a 3-month minimum; IZEA's Creator Marketplace is free, with Marketer Pro at $129 a month, or $99 billed yearly, while its managed campaigns are priced by proposal; Heepsy has a free plan, then $89, $199 or $299 a month billed monthly; Collabstr is free to hire on, with a 10% fee on each hire, and its Pro and Premium plans are $299 and $399 a month billed monthly; Foodify lists $600, $800 or $1,200 a month, month-to-month; Insense's Brand and Agency plans are $500 and $800 a month billed quarterly, or $400 and $640 billed yearly, with a one-month Trial at $650 and each creator paid on top; and HireInfluence lists no price but says its minimum engagement is about $100,000. Aspire lists no price, only a demo form, Upfluence lists no price and quotes each plan, Invyted and #paid list no price and offer a demo, Popular Pays lists no plan price and offers a demo, with a 10% service fee on each campaign on top of the creators' own rates, Later lists no influencer price, only a demo or strategy call, Relish, Linqia, The Shelf and Viral Nation list no price and ask you to get in touch, CreatorIQ covers its pricing on a call with a platform specialist, and TikTok One lists no price for using it.

On CreatoRain, creators book their own visit in the CreatoRain app, and on Feast Analytics' Remy, approved creators book themselves into the days and times you set. Mustard books and confirms each visit, DishPair schedules each visit and you host it, FoodFluence's AI books the visits, following your preferences, on Invyted, influencers book an open slot straight away or request a date and time, Foodify schedules each visit and you accept the calendar invite and host it, and on Relish In-Store campaigns, Relish coordinates the store visits. The websites of Aspire, Sup, Modash, Upfluence, GRIN, Influee, Influencer Hero, IZEA, #paid, Heepsy, Collabstr, Popular Pays, CreatorIQ, Linqia, The Shelf, HireInfluence, TikTok One, Insense, Viral Nation and Later do not say.

Most can, in their own way. On CreatoRain the in-house team runs it for every client, at the same $300 a video, the creator's pay included. Mustard's monthly fee covers campaign management, DishPair manages the creators with a dedicated account manager, FoodFluence's AI can run the campaign for you, Aspire's agency team takes it over, Sup's team runs it and you approve each creator's fee and post, Feast Analytics' full plan runs the campaigns, ads included, while you approve strategies and content, Later's team runs it on a full-service program, IZEA runs it as a full-service agency, by proposal, #paid puts a dedicated team of strategists on every campaign, who manage its schedule and deliverables and can handle the back and forth with creators, Popular Pays' managed service runs it from start to finish, with guaranteed deliverables, Relish runs it fully managed, with a dedicated project manager on In-Store campaigns, Foodify does the matching, scheduling and payments, Linqia's team runs it end to end, with annual planning, The Shelf runs it full-service, from sourcing to paid, HireInfluence runs it full-service, from strategy to analytics, and Viral Nation's one team owns strategy, creators, creative, paid, community and measurement. On Upfluence you run it with a dedicated account manager, on GRIN you run it with its AI agent, which brings messages, money and contracts to your team to approve, on Influee you run it with its AI Agent, which helps brief creators, follow up and review deliveries, on Influencer Hero you run it with consultation and training, and a dedicated account manager from its Pro plan, on Heepsy you run it, with a dedicated account manager to help refine your outreach, on Collabstr you run it, with a dedicated strategic team on its Enterprise plan, from $1,000 a month, on CreatorIQ your own regions and agency partners run it in one system, on TikTok One you run it, with production agencies listed, on Insense you run it, or add a Dedicated Platform Manager from $2,500 a month, and Modash says it does not run campaigns for you. Invyted's website does not say.

Each company's answers come from its own website, read on the date shown under its table; CreatoRain's come from our platform and pricing pages. Where a website says nothing, the table says "Not stated", never "No".