Influencer Hero’s integration with Creator Hero connects your brand’s product catalog directly to creator storefronts, so influencers can promote and sell your products without extra setup on your side.
Instead of managing links, spreadsheets, or one-off affiliate setups, your products are automatically available to creators inside Creator Hero, while all performance data stays connected to your influencer workflows in Influencer Hero.
This guide shows you exactly how the Influencer Hero and Creator Hero integration works, what it helps you automate, and how brands use it in real campaigns.
Creator Hero sits at the point where creator recommendations turn into actual purchases. It’s a commerce layer built specifically for creators, where products are curated, shared, and sold through creator-owned storefronts. Creator Hero also gives creators access to over 55,000 global brands, allowing them to build partnerships, manage affiliate collaborations, and track commissions from one centralized platform.
When influencer activity is tied to a creator commerce platform like Creator Hero, brands gain clearer visibility into what’s actually driving revenue. Instead of relying only on posts or promo codes, you can evaluate influencer ROI based on storefront performance, tracked sales, and real purchase behavior — all connected to the creator’s commercial activity.
The Influencer Hero + Creator Hero integration connects your influencer campaigns with creator storefront performance in one place. It allows brands to sync their product catalog to creator storefronts and then track which influencers are driving engagement and sales - without managing separate systems or manual reporting.
All storefront activity stays connected to your influencer workflows inside Influencer Hero, making it easier to evaluate performance and spot top partners.
Best For: Ecommerce and brands that want to connect influencer activity to real storefront performance, so they can double down on creators who actually drive sales.
The Influencer Hero’s Creator Hero integration connects influencer campaigns, creators, and products between the two platforms. It links your product catalog and creator storefront activity with influencer records inside Influencer Hero. Product and storefront data move between both tools.
You can control which products creators can feature in their storefronts.


You can view how creators’ storefronts perform for your products.

You can see which creators are actively promoting your products.

You can reference Creator Hero activity when managing influencers.
In addition, Creator Hero storefront data can help you identify high-performing creators based on real sales activity. Brands can use this performance data to invite top-performing creators into their Influencer Hero dashboard and onboard them into structured campaigns, affiliate programs, or long-term partnerships.
The Creator Hero integration is built for merchants who want clearer performance signals from influencer marketing. Instead of treating creator activity as separate from sales, this setup helps brands connect promotion, product interest, and revenue in a way that’s easy to review and act on.
Here’s how that shows up in real merchant workflows.
When your products live inside creator storefronts, you can see which creators actively feature them and how those storefronts perform. This helps merchants move beyond surface-level metrics like posts or reach and instead focus on creators who generate consistent product interaction.
Creator storefront data stays connected to influencer records inside Influencer Hero, instead of being split across links, spreadsheets, or external reports. Merchants can review creator activity and storefront performance alongside existing influencer data.
This makes it easier to review campaigns, compare creators, and report internally without reconciling multiple tools.
Some creators quietly outperform others by consistently driving product interest through their storefronts. This integration makes those patterns visible, even if the creator isn’t the loudest or most followed.
Merchants can use this data to identify high ROI creators who may be strong candidates for paid partnerships, product drops, or long-term collaborations.
By syncing a centralized product catalog, merchants ensure creators are promoting the correct products with up-to-date links and details. This avoids situations where creators share outdated URLs, discontinued items, or incorrect product pages.
For teams managing dozens or hundreds of creators, this adds structure without requiring individual setup per influencer.
Storefront performance adds another layer of context when reviewing ecommerce results. Merchants can see how influencer-driven demand fits into broader product performance, helping marketing and ecommerce teams align on what’s working.
This is especially useful during campaign reviews, seasonal planning, or when deciding which products to push through creator partnerships.
This integration fits naturally into everyday influencer workflows where brands need clearer signals to decide who to work with and how to prioritize efforts. Below are practical use cases that DTC and ecommerce teams commonly run into when managing creator programs at scale.
Brands often struggle to decide which creators are worth sending products to, especially when working with a large pool of influencers. By seeing which creators actively add your products to their storefronts, teams can identify creators who have already shown interest before committing to product seeding.
This helps brands base product seeding decisions on observed product intent rather than follower count or manual outreach alone.
Not every creator who performs well is immediately obvious through posts or engagement. Storefront activity surfaces creators who consistently feature your products and generate product interaction over time.
Teams can use this data inside Influencer Hero to decide who to re-contact for paid campaigns, ambassador programs, or ongoing collaborations.
After a campaign ends, brands often rely on posts, links, or discount codes to evaluate results. With storefront data from Creator Hero, teams can review which products were featured and how creators contributed to product discovery.
This adds context during campaign reviews and helps marketing and ecommerce teams align on which creators and products deserve continued investment.
Connecting Influencer Hero with Creator Hero is a straightforward setup that’s designed to fit into existing workflows. Once enabled, your brand can link its product catalog (from your ecommerce platform, like Shopify) to Creator Hero, making those products available for creators to feature in their storefronts while keeping everything connected inside Influencer Hero.
The setup does not require technical configuration or custom development. For teams that want a walkthrough, Influencer Hero’s Help Desk includes step-by-step guides for all integrations, including Creator Hero.
The Influencer Hero + Creator Hero integration helps brands connect influencer promotion with real product activity in a single workflow. By linking your product catalog and creator storefront performance to influencer records, teams can evaluate creator impact without managing separate tools or disconnected data.
Instead of treating storefront sales and influencer management as two different systems, everything stays connected inside Influencer Hero. This makes it easier to understand which creators engage with your products, which ones are worth deeper partnerships, and how storefront activity fits into your broader influencer strategy.
If you want to see how this works in a real workflow — from discovery and product seeding decisions to ongoing partnerships — booking a demo is the best next step.
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Creator Hero is used to let creators build storefronts where they feature and recommend products. For brands, it provides visibility into which creators are promoting their products and how those storefronts perform.
Influencers can feature products in their storefronts and drive traffic to your product pages. The integration connects storefront activity with influencer records, but checkout and fulfillment still happen through your ecommerce setup.
Yes, indirectly. While product seeding itself is handled through ecommerce integrations, storefront data helps brands decide which creators are good candidates to receive products based on demonstrated interest.
No. Products must come from your ecommerce catalog (for example, Shopify) or be manually uploaded into Creator Hero. Marketplace listings like Amazon or Etsy are not synced automatically.
Storefront performance is available inside Creator Hero and can be referenced alongside influencer records in Influencer Hero, making it easy to review creator activity during outreach and campaign planning.
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