Lefty pricing isn't listed on the company's website — you have to book a demo to get a quote tailored to your team size and campaign volume. Based on previously published tiers and user reports, plans start at around €590/month and climb to €3,490/month for the top tier.
That puts Lefty firmly in the premium bracket, which makes sense given its client list: Chanel, Dior, Sephora, and H&M.
Below we break down each tier, what you actually get, what real users say, and how it stacks up against Influencer Hero.
A note before the breakdown: Lefty no longer shows these numbers publicly. The pricing below reflects tiers reported across review sites and user accounts, and the entry point of €590/month is the figure most consistently cited. Your actual quote will depend on seats, campaign caps, and add-ons negotiated during the demo.
The entry plan is built for a single user running one campaign at a time. It includes onboarding and phone/chat support, but it locks you out of competitive analytics entirely. Fine for a small brand testing the waters, restrictive the moment you need a second seat.
Pro is where most growing teams land. You get unlimited audience reports and the ability to run five campaigns in parallel, plus access to competitive benchmarking. Still no dedicated account manager, so support is shared.
This tier adds a dedicated account manager and bumps you to five seats and ten concurrent campaigns. It's aimed at established marketing teams running always-on influencer programs across markets.
The top tier is the enterprise option — ten seats and twenty-five campaigns. Everything scales by volume rather than by feature, so you're mostly paying for capacity and the account manager relationship.
One thing to watch: competitive benchmarking reports are often billed as an add-on even on paid tiers, with each report covering up to five competitors. Budget for that separately if competitor tracking is a core reason you're buying.

Lefty is an influencer marketing platform built for luxury and lifestyle brands, founded in Paris in 2015 by Thomas Repelski, Roman Berenstein, and Christian Rivasseau. It's known for Earned Media Value (EMV) tracking and competitive benchmarking, and counts Chanel, Dior, Sephora, Louis Vuitton, and Tommy Hilfiger among its clients. The platform leans heavily toward Instagram, though it tracks across multiple social networks.
Lefty holds a strong 4.7/5 on G2 across roughly 78 reviews, and its support team is its most praised asset — quality of support scores a near-perfect 9.8. Users consistently highlight the intuitive interface, the ease of setup, and how well EMV tracking and campaign management are handled in one place.
The recurring complaint is reporting. As one reviewer notes, the data shows estimations rather than actual reach and impression numbers, and competitive reports reflect a static snapshot that ages quickly. A few users also wish discovery leaned harder on AI for smarter, brand-fit recommendations.
Worth noting: despite Lefty's luxury-enterprise positioning, the majority of its G2 reviews come from small-business users — and high pricing is the most common reason brands cite for looking elsewhere.
On entry pricing, the two land close — Lefty's €590 and Influencer Hero's $649 are in the same range. The difference is what happens after the demo: Lefty's quote is negotiated around seats and campaign caps, while Influencer Hero publishes its tiers, so you know the number before you talk to sales. Lefty's core strength is its EMV analytics and competitive benchmarking for luxury brands.
Where the two diverge is operational scope. Influencer Hero is built to run the whole workflow — outreach automation, an influencer CRM, gifting, affiliate management, and Shopify integration for tracking actual sales rather than estimated EMV. For DTC and eCommerce teams scaling outreach to hundreds of creators, that end-to-end automation and direct ROI tracking covers ground Lefty's analytics-first approach leaves to manual work.
Lefty is a polished, analytics-heavy platform that earns its reputation among luxury and lifestyle brands. Its EMV tracking, competitive benchmarking, and excellent support are real strengths — but the hidden pricing, add-on costs for competitor reports, and estimation-based reporting are worth weighing before you commit.
For brands that want predictable pricing and a platform that handles discovery, outreach, CRM, affiliate, and real sales tracking in one place, Influencer Hero is the more complete alternative for scaling an influencer program. Tools like Modash and GRIN are also worth a look depending on whether you prioritize discovery depth or eCommerce-first workflows. To see how the full platform works, book a demo with Influencer Hero.
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