Aggero pricing starts at $79/month on the Starter plan and goes up to $399/month on Premium, with custom pricing for Enterprise. All plans include a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.
Pricing is credit-based, each video you analyze uses one credit, and plans differ on how many credits you get per year. Annual billing knocks $240–$1,200 off the monthly rate depending on the tier.
Below is the full breakdown of what each plan unlocks, who it's actually built for, and how it fits next to a full influencer marketing platform if running campaigns end-to-end is what you really need.
The $79/month entry tier is built for creators, small businesses, and social teams testing the platform. You get the core video intelligence features, what's working, what's killing your hook, AI-generated content briefs, but no dedicated account manager or advanced audience insights.
At $199/month, Essential is positioned as "most popular" and doubles your credit allocation. The features are identical to Starter, you're paying for capacity, not new capabilities. Worth it if you're running more than 100 video analyses monthly.
The $399/month plan unlocks competitor campaign analysis on top of higher credits. This is the tier Aggero positions for brands running large affiliate programs or content-heavy paid ads operations where benchmarking against competitors matters.
Enterprise is the only tier with the audience insights module and dedicated account management. Aggero markets it for brands and agencies needing tailored setups, they list P&G, Estée Lauder, and Olaplex as enterprise clients.
Aggero doesn't publish API access as a standard line item. Integration setups appear to be handled within Enterprise contracts on a case-by-case basis. If you need APIs as part of your stack, Influencer Hero offers them on standard plans.

Aggero is an AI-powered video intelligence platform that analyzes 100+ visual and audio elements in video content to predict what drives conversions. It's built for brands and agencies running affiliate programs, influencer campaigns, and paid ad creative testing — not for running the campaigns themselves. You upload videos (or paste URLs), and the AI tells you which hooks, talking points, and visual elements are driving (or draining) performance.
Aggero has limited public review presence, no aggregate scores on G2, Capterra, or Trustpilot as of late 2025. The platform is newer and operates more as a B2B intelligence tool than a self-service SaaS, which partly explains the gap.
Aggero lists P&G, Estée Lauder, and Olaplex as customers, and publishes case studies including a European D2C skincare brand that hit a 45% sales increase analyzing 500 Instagram story creators, and a subscription box service that saw 1.7x revenue growth after analyzing 500+ influencer placements.
The cleanest read on Aggero is that it's a specialized tool, not an end-to-end platform, so the buyer profile is brands that already have a creator pipeline running and want to optimize content performance, not teams starting from scratch.
The pricing gap is real but expected, these tools do different things. Aggero is content intelligence: you feed it videos and it tells you why they did or didn't convert. Influencer Hero is operational: it finds creators, runs outreach, manages the relationship, handles gifting and affiliate payouts, and tracks revenue per influencer.
With Aggero, you'd still need separate tools for finding the right influencers, running outreach, sending products, paying creators, and tracking sales, Aggero analyzes the content after it's out. Influencer Hero handles that full stack natively and includes campaign-level analytics that map to the 5 metrics that actually impact ROI.
If creative analysis is your priority gap, Aggero is a strong specialist tool. If you need the whole program running in one place, Influencer Hero is built for that. The cleanest play is using them together, though for most D2C brands, the operational platform comes first.
Aggero pricing makes sense for brands that already have influencer or affiliate programs running and want to layer video content intelligence on top. The $79 entry point is genuinely accessible, the free trial removes risk, and the AI-driven hook analysis is differentiated enough to deliver real value if you're publishing video content at volume.
It's a harder fit for brands that need the operational layer — discovery, outreach, CRM, payments, affiliate tracking. For that, Influencer Hero is built end-to-end, with Modash and HypeAuditor worth a look if you specifically need deeper discovery or audience analytics. Brands new to creator-led campaigns can get the broader picture in this influencer marketing program setup guide.
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