Sponsored vs organic gap
What the creator loses the moment a post is paid, measured on their own sponsored content.
Revveal finds the TikTok creators who fit your brand, then measures what their audience does once a post is sponsored. That gap is the one number that predicts what your campaign returns.
For brands and agencies running TikTok influencer campaigns.
Engagement rate
Loses 77% of its engagement the moment a post is paid. Expect the same on your campaign.
The rate you are shown is almost always computed on a creator's most popular posts. A showcase, ranked by performance, sometimes spanning two years. And nothing in it was ever sponsored.
So you compare creators on the one kind of content that will never run for you. Then the brief lands, the post goes out with its partnership label — and the audience stops showing up.
Revveal reads their recent posts in order, not as a best-of. It pulls out the sponsored ones, sets them against the rest, and hands you the gap.
Influencer tools rent by the month, cover every network at once, and grade everyone on public vanity metrics. Revveal does the opposite: one network, one campaign, one payment. And one measure nobody else computes.
One payment per campaign, from 39€. Nothing recurring.
A monthly or annual seat, usually a few hundred euros, that keeps billing between campaigns.
0%. You pay for the search and the analysis, never a cut of what you agree with a creator.
Some platforms take a percentage of the sponsorship itself, on top of the subscription.
Measured on their own sponsored posts, stated as a percentage drop.
Generally not computed. One engagement rate, all posts mixed together.
The creator's most recent posts, in date order. What they are publishing now.
A popularity-ranked best-of: the posts that happened to perform best, which can span years.
Against creators in the same category, with the sample size shown.
A global average, every niche pooled: beauty graded against gaming.
TikTok only, taken seriously: categories, keywords and scoring built for it.
Every network at once, and the depth spread thin across all of them.
Create a project, run a free campaign. No card, no call.
Demo request, sales call, custom quote — before you see anything.
Comparison against the common shape of the category, not against any named product. Features and prices elsewhere change; check them for yourself before deciding.
Finding a creator is the easy half. Every plan comes with a budget of detailed analyses: one analysis, one creator taken apart.
What the creator loses the moment a post is paid, measured on their own sponsored content.
An indicator built from engagement consistency and follower behaviour. Enough to spot bought reach before you pay for it.
One figure for engagement, consistency and audience quality, benchmarked against creators in the same category.
The format that works, the hashtags that carry, the momentum, the real posting rhythm. Written out, not left for you to read off a chart.
Every recent post with its own numbers, over 7, 30 or 90 days, sponsored-only filter included.
CSV or JSON, one creator or a whole shortlist. The data is yours — take it into your own sheet.
A category, a couple of sectors in your own words, a country, a language. That is the whole setup.
300, 600 or 1,000 creators. You pay once, for that campaign.
Revveal starts with your sectors, widens with the category's keyword set, and drops creators too far from your niche rather than padding the count.
Filter, sort, track every creator — saved, contacted, signed, declined. Then spend an analysis on the ones that matter.
One payment, one campaign, a fixed number of creators and analyses agreed up front. Nothing renews. One campaign a quarter? You pay for one campaign a quarter.
39€once
A first campaign, or a narrow niche.
89€once
The usual size for a brand or an agency client.
139€once
Broad niches, or several brands at once.
One free campaign per project: 15 creators found, 5 detailed analyses. No card, no call. Enough to judge the sponsored-vs-organic gap on real creators in your own niche before you spend a euro.
Lemon Squeezy handles payment as merchant of record. Your card details never reach us.
Not fully certain, and we say so in the product. No TikTok data source exposes a paid-partnership flag, so sponsored posts are identified from the caption — disclosure tags, partnership wording, brand mentions. Posts we are not sure about are labelled likely sponsored rather than counted silently.
That is the ceiling of the data available, and we would rather show you the limit than a confident number built on one.
From public TikTok profile and post information, collected through a third-party data provider. Usernames, bios, follower counts, post statistics and public thumbnails — nothing private, no messages, no email addresses, no private accounts.
For the record, since people ask: a detailed analysis reads the 35 most recent posts, in chronological order. It is a deliberate ceiling — beyond that the scrape takes minutes instead of seconds, for a sample that barely moves.
No. You create a campaign, you pay for it once, and that is the end of it. No seat, no renewal, no minimum term. Disappear for six months and you pay nothing in the meantime.
It ends and tells you so, with however many creators it genuinely found. Some niches, in some countries, simply do not hold a thousand relevant TikTok creators. Padding the list with off-topic accounts to hit a number would waste your analyses, not just your patience.
No. Revveal gives you the profiles, the analysis and a link to each creator's TikTok page. Outreach happens on your side — the favourites board is there to track it: saved, contacted, signed, declined.
Yes. Email contact@revveal.net from an address that lets us verify the account is yours, and your record is deleted from the database. See the Privacy Policy for the detail.
One email, the day Revveal opens, with the free campaign already on your account. No newsletter, no follow-ups.
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