
Influence4You pricing runs on a modular system rather than fixed tiers, so what you pay depends on which modules you turn on. The entry Discovery module starts at €590/month, and a Full Influence Pack with everything bundled tops out around €1,990/month.
It's a French platform, billed in euros, built mostly for the European market and micro-influence campaigns. That shapes both the pricing and who it actually fits.
Here's the full breakdown of every module, what you get at each price, and how it stacks up against Influencer Hero.
All prices are excluding tax. Influence4You doesn't bill in dollars, so US-based brands should factor in currency conversion and VAT handling.
The pricing is module-based, not tiered. You stack modules depending on what you need, which is flexible but can get expensive fast once you go past Discovery.
This is the free entry point. It's useful for quick vetting while you're already browsing creator profiles, but it's a research aid, not a campaign tool. Good for testing the waters before committing to a paid module.
This is the cheapest paid entry. It's a discovery and data layer only — you can find and organize influencers, but you're not running campaigns from it. Best for brands that just need a search database and already handle outreach elsewhere. It comes with a 5-day free trial.
This is the most budget-flexible option since there's no subscription. You set a price per video and only pay for the ones you want. Note the 25% Influence4You commission added when payment runs through the platform.
This is the campaign management workhorse for brands and agencies running influencer collaborations end to end. There's a €490 onboarding fee on top and a 4-hour CSM training session. Best for teams that want to manage projects, casting and contracts in one place.
This flips the model — instead of you reaching out, influencers apply to you. It's built for high-volume micro-influence and product seeding. The Shopify integration only lives here, which matters if you're running an eCom store. Same €490 onboarding fee applies.
This is the all-in option for brands or agencies that want the entire toolkit. At €1,990/month it's the priciest plan, but cheaper than stacking Project.AI and Marketplace separately.
Influence4You doesn't do simple monthly billing — pricing is tied to commitment length. You get 5% off at 6 months, 9% off at 12 months, and two months free at 24 months. There are also -50% special rates for freelancers, startups (under 10 employees, less than 3 years old) and NGOs, plus a €299/month local influence offer for hotels, restaurants, gyms and local businesses.
API pricing: Influence4You does not offer an API. If programmatic access matters to your stack, this is a hard limitation. Influencer Hero offers API access for brands that need to plug influencer data into their own systems.
Influence4You is a French influencer marketing platform founded in 2012, headquartered in Paris and serving the European market across 7 languages and 35 countries. It's run a reported 5,000+ campaigns for brands like Air France, Intersport, Celio and Publicis.
Its core strength is micro-influence and UGC at scale, with a marketplace model where creators apply to campaigns and an unusually flexible pay-per-video UGC setup.

Influence4You has limited verified review volume on the major aggregators, so there's no large, settled star rating to point to. Its own browser extension sits at 3.5 stars (21 ratings) on the Chrome Web Store, with at least one user flagging that the "free" tool prompted for payment.
Reviewers consistently praise the size of the database, the all-in-one payment system that avoids third-party apps, and the unlimited project creation. The recurring complaint is price — it's positioned at the higher end for what's largely a micro-influence tool — and that finding the right influencers for specific geographies outside France can be hit or miss.
One sharper concern surfaced in user feedback around campaign expense reimbursement, where the platform reportedly deflected responsibility by noting it's "not an agency." That's worth weighing if you're an agency relying on it for dispute handling and payment accountability.
On entry pricing, the two are close — Influence4You's Discovery at €590 and Influencer Hero at $649 land in a similar range once you convert currency. The difference is what you actually get for it. Discovery is a search-and-data module only; you can't run campaigns from it without adding Project.AI or Marketplace, which pushes the real cost well past €1,000/month. Influence4You's strength is micro-influence volume and pay-per-video UGC, especially in the European market.
Influencer Hero bundles more of the operational workflow into each plan instead of charging per module. That means outreach automation, an influencer CRM, gifting and product seeding, affiliate and commission management, Shopify integration and ROI tracking are part of the platform rather than separate add-ons.
For brands scaling outreach-led campaigns — not just inbound applications — that consolidation tends to mean fewer modules to stack and a more predictable bill. It also offers API access, which Influence4You doesn't.
Influence4You is a solid fit if you're a European brand or agency running high-volume micro-influence and UGC, and you like the flexibility of paying per module.
The marketplace model and pay-per-video UGC are real strengths, and the local geolocation campaigns are genuinely useful for brick-and-mortar brands. The trade-offs are the modular cost stacking, the euro-only billing, and the lack of an API.
For brands that want discovery, outreach, CRM, gifting, affiliate management and ROI tracking in one platform without bolting on modules, Influencer Hero is the more complete option for scaling. Want to see how it all fits together? Book a demo to walk through the full Influencer Hero platform.
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