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Here at Spendbase our internal data shows that overall satisfaction with influence.co is strong, with most Spendbase clients rating it highly for ease of use, time savings, and access to a large influencer community.

Key strengths our clients highlight:

• Very easy onboarding
• Fast campaign setup (often under an hour)
• Access to thousands of influencers across niches and geographies
• Strong fit for brands wanting to replace manual Instagram/DM outreach
• Helpful, hands‑on support team and webinars
• Good tools for:
• Campaign creation and applications management
• Direct messaging and response tracking
• Filtering by niche, budget, geography, platform
• Amazon Storefront-specific discovery

From the influencer and brand-growth perspective, Spendbase clients see:

• A “community feel” rather than a pure marketplace
• Good for both established creators and those just starting out
• Effective for crowdfunding campaigns and Instagram sales growth

However, our data also shows a consistent set of friction points:

• Quality control:
• Complaints about outdated or low-quality profiles
• Concerns about fake or inactive accounts

• Some clients want stricter vetting and approval standards

• Targeting and discovery:

• Difficulty finding enough YouTubers/TikTokers
• Occasional mismatch between campaign requirements and applicants (e.g., Instagrammers applying to YouTube campaigns)

• Location targeting confusion (e.g., US-only campaigns attracting global applicants)

• Product gaps and usability:

• Desire for:
  • Attachments in messaging
  • Better mobile messaging UX
  • More paid options to boost reach
  • Improved feed content relevance
  • Easier guidance on how to talk to influencers

• Language limitations (Spanish requested)

• Pricing and value:

• Some see it as “high cost” or “steep price” but still good value when campaigns work
• Free options are appreciated, but upsells are met with caution if initial free campaigns underperform

From a Spendbase discount and optimization angle, this means influence.co tends to deliver strong ROI when:

• A team is ready to actively filter and vet influencers
• Campaign goals and target segments are clearly defined
• The business actually uses the available support, webinars, and filters

For cost-conscious clients, negotiating plan tiers and ensuring internal processes to qualify influencers will be key to getting maximum value per dollar spent.