Best sites to find influencer databases?

[goldenjamiee]

I'm looking for US based influencers (all niches with good following) or onlyfans models to offer affiliate deals to. I found a few sites that are expensive (like a $200 monthly subscription) for a database of influencers. I need to email them.

Best way for this? I'm not looking for super massive volumes, I wanna send 10-20 emails a day.

 

[Pookie_SEO]

Upfluence or AspireIQ for legit work. Or scrape IG/TikTok manually with an API tool for more control.

 

[ASAD_SEO1]

Influencity and Upfluence are solid. For cheaper options, try searching niche-specific hashtags manually.

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

Hashtags man. Search Hashtags of a specific region (US in your case), then go to the explore page and you can get users there. From there, you can check the bio for the email and send a message.

 

[Kank shepp]

For low volume outreach, manual discovery works best use Instagram/TikTok search + email scraping from bios, then personalize each pitch. Databases are overkill at 10–20/day, relevance and personalization will beat scale every time.

 

[Razentyler]

This is best done Manually, Just hire a VA, Give him criterias you want and you can find easy 10-20 Influencers a day, Simple and Straightforward.

 

[blackheartgreen]

Use a legit DB such as Modash, HypeAuditor, Upfluence or Heepsy. All have US filters + emails. For low volume (10 to 20/day), Heepsy or Modash is enough. Avoid random scrapers...

 

[hyme supan]

For small volume, manual outreach works best use Instagram/TikTok search, filter by niche and location, grab emails from bios or link-in-bio pages, and personalize each message instead of paying for big databases.

 

[fury costo]

For that scale, manual outreach wins set clear filters and have someone source and qualify a small batch daily, it’s efficient and avoids overpriced influencer lists.

 

[Racriaba]

For low volume outreach, manual discovery works best use Instagram/TikTok search + email scraping from bios, then personalize each pitch. Databases are overkill at 10–20/day, relevance and personalization will beat scale every time.

Most emails from scraping are tapped. You need fresh emails untapped.

 

[Linda Relos]

You don’t need paid databases for that scale manual outreach works best. Use Instagram/Twitter search with clear criteria, pull emails from bios or link-in-bio pages, and send personalized messages; 10–20 quality contacts a day is very doable and converts better.

 

[Alpabism]

You can try Upfluence and HypeAuditor for influencer databases.

I'm just knowing these ones for the first time. I will check them.

 

[paggiqrampyn3vx]

If you’re only sending 10–20 emails a day, the smartest approach is to source influencers manually on Instagram or X, focus on active profiles, and personalize each outreach it’s cheaper and usually converts better than paid databases.

 

[omi3oh1]

Manual outreach outperforms purchased lists at scale. Define precise filters and task a team member with qualifying a focused batch daily. This disciplined approach builds a superior, cost-effective pipeline.

 

[Kupecdbenicn]

For small volumes, manual sourcing works best dentify creators directly on Instagram/TikTok and reach out with a short, personalized pitch. Skip expensive databases; relevance and a clean offer convert far better than mass emailing.

 

[Blemorge]

For small volume, manual outreach works best use Instagram/TikTok search, filter by niche and location, grab emails from bios or link-in-bio pages, and personalize each message instead of paying for big databases.

What's the best scraper for grabbing emails from bios?

 

[YESjames1]

I want an Instagram Influencer Database, if you have one, please contact me.

 

[Ouztsi Hertzr]

The best way to send 10-20 emails per day is to employ a manual, personalized (cold outreach) strategy. Instead of buying expensive databases, search directly on social media and send extremely concise, direct emails that target their financial interests.

 

[dermae Kjomep]

Use your main email account (preferably with your own domain name, avoid using a newly created Gmail account to prevent it from ending up in the spam folder). You can combine this with utilities like Mailchimp or Yesware's tracking feature to see if they've opened your emails.