
Favikon pricing starts at $79/month on the Starter plan when billed yearly and scales up to a custom-quoted Pro plan for larger teams. Mid-tier sits at $159/month annually, with monthly billing available if you'd rather skip the commitment.
The platform is built around credits (called "favicoins"), so what you pay is partly a function of how much creator discovery, enrichment, and outreach volume your team needs each month. That makes the pricing trickier to compare at face value than it looks.
Here's the full breakdown — every plan, what's in each, how the credits work, and how it stacks up against Influencer Hero.
• 100 favicoins (credits) per month
• 500 contacts in your CRM
• 1 active campaign/report
The Starter tier comes in at $79/month on annual billing and is positioned for small brands or solo marketers running their first influencer campaigns. You get AI and Magic search, access to rankings, lookalike discovery, and email outreach — but no DMs, no Radar (competitor monitoring), and the 1-campaign cap will be a hard ceiling fast if you're running anything beyond a test.
• 600 favicoins per month
• 3,000 contacts
• 3 active campaigns/reports, plus Radar and direct social media DMs
Standard is the tier most brands actually land on, at $159/month annually. The jump from Starter is significant: 6x the credits, Radar competitor tracking, GA4 integration for click attribution, and the ability to message creators directly through Instagram, LinkedIn, and other channels. This is also where priority support kicks in.
• 1,200 favicoins per month
• 10,000 contacts and 10 active campaigns
• Personalized onboarding, plus extra filters (Company Filter, Top Voice Filter)
Pro is $449/month if you commit monthly, $399/month quarterly, but flips to a custom quote on the annual toggle. That's worth flagging: if you want predictable yearly pricing at the top tier, you're going to a sales call. Pro is where Favikon also opens up API access, custom credit volumes, dedicated CSMs, and wire transfer/SEPA payment options — aimed at agencies and brands running influencer marketing as a serious operational channel.
Favikon's API is only available on the custom Pro plan, not the publicly priced tiers. There's no separate API-only product or self-serve API pricing — you'll need to talk to sales to scope it. Influencer Hero also offers API access on its higher plans, with similar custom scoping.
Favikon's credits system is worth understanding before you commit. Every "Find," "Engage," or "Analyze" action burns favicoins, and the rates differ per action — for example, enriching a creator costs 3 credits while refreshing one costs 0.5. If you blow through your monthly allowance, you can top up at €0.10 per credit. For most teams, this is fine; for high-volume discovery work, it's something to model out before locking in a plan.
Favikon is a Paris-based influencer marketing platform with a heavy emphasis on creator intelligence and AI-driven discovery. It covers 9 social platforms — including LinkedIn, X, Substack, and Pinterest alongside the usual Instagram/TikTok/YouTube — and has carved out a reputation for being one of the strongest tools on the market for B2B influencer marketing, particularly LinkedIn creator discovery.
The platform combines a creator database with rankings, an authenticity scoring system, and competitor benchmarking through its Radar product.
• Creator Rankings and Authenticity Scoring Favikon's ranking system orders creators by niche, country, network, and engagement quality — and pairs it with an authenticity score that flags fake followers and inflated engagement. This is one of the features users consistently call out as a real time-saver for vetting before outreach.
• B2B and LinkedIn Coverage Favikon is one of the few platforms with deep LinkedIn creator data, including Top Voice filters and job title filtering. For B2B brands trying to run thought-leadership campaigns or work with LinkedIn-native creators, this fills a gap most influencer tools don't even attempt.
• AI Search and Magic Search The discovery layer uses AI vectorization to surface creators based on natural-language prompts or by feeding in a profile you want to find lookalikes of. It's the alternative to filter-stacking, and works well when you don't already know what you're looking for.
• Radar (Competitor Monitoring) Radar tracks which creators are working with which brands, so you can see who your competitors are partnering with and what content is being produced. It only kicks in on the Standard plan and above, but it's one of the more genuinely differentiated features on the platform.
• Built-in Campaign Management Once you find creators, you can run campaigns directly inside Favikon — email outreach, social DMs, scheduled messages, content tracking via mentions/hashtags/keywords, and GA4 integration for measuring downstream traffic and conversions. Not the deepest workflow tooling on the market, but enough for end-to-end campaign management on the basics.
Favikon holds a 4.6 rating on Capterra (31 reviews) and a 4.3 on G2 (8 reviews — small sample, so weight accordingly). The consistent praise is for ease of use, the breadth of creator data, and the strength of the authenticity/ranking features.
The recurring complaints are equally consistent: weak third-party integrations (especially with CRMs and external campaign tools), occasional UX inconsistencies after updates, and pricing concerns at the Starter level. A Capterra reviewer notes "prices remain high for the type of features offered, especially on Starter." A few Trustpilot reviewers also flag billing/refund friction.
On Reddit and Product Hunt, the sentiment skews positive but selective — users running B2B campaigns or LinkedIn-heavy programs tend to be the strongest advocates, while marketers running pure DTC eCom workflows are more likely to mention that Favikon feels more like a discovery layer than a full operational platform.
On sticker price, Favikon comes in noticeably lower — Starter at $79/month vs Influencer Hero's $649/month entry plan. That gap reflects what each platform is built to do. Favikon is strongest as a discovery and intelligence layer, particularly for B2B and LinkedIn-heavy programs, with campaign management bolted on. The credit-based model means heavier usage scales the cost up regardless of which tier you pick.
Influencer Hero is built around end-to-end operational depth rather than discovery alone. The price reflects a wider workflow scope: outreach automation across email and social, full influencer CRM with pipeline management, gifting and product seeding, affiliate management, Shopify integrations, ROI tracking, and reporting that ties back to actual revenue.
For DTC and eCom teams running influencer marketing as a recurring conversion channel — not just a quarterly campaign — that operational layer is what most of the budget goes toward. Brands that find themselves needing to bolt on a separate outreach tool, a separate CRM, and a separate affiliate platform on top of Favikon tend to be the ones who eventually move to a consolidated platform.
Favikon pricing is competitive at the entry and mid-tier, especially for teams whose primary need is creator discovery, authenticity vetting, and B2B/LinkedIn coverage. The favicoins model gives flexibility but adds a layer of complexity, and the Pro plan moving to custom pricing on annual billing means the top tier is less transparent than the rest.
For brands and agencies that need more than discovery — outreach automation, a real influencer CRM, affiliate and gifting workflows, eCom integrations, and conversion tracking tied to revenue — Influencer Hero is the more complete operational platform. Other alternatives worth a look depending on use case include Modash for pure discovery breadth and GRIN for enterprise DTC workflows.
If you want to see how Influencer Hero handles the full influencer marketing workflow end to end, book a demo — we'll walk you through outreach, CRM, gifting, and ROI tracking in your specific setup.
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