Use case
For in-house teams: make every creator line-item defensible
When finance asks why this creator costs $4,000, you’ll have the authenticity score, the niche benchmark and the fair USD price on one page — plus a daily read on what the market is saying about you.
- A full report before the PO: authenticity, audience fit, fair USD price
- Track your roster — catch declining creators before renewal
- Social listening with a daily briefing and alerts
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From gut feel to due diligence
In-house teams answer to budgets and brand safety. Radar turns creator selection into a documented process: a full report per creator, engagement judged against the niche, price anchored to a fair USD estimate — a paper trail for every decision.
Own the roster lifecycle
Track signed creators over time to catch engagement decay before renewals, sync their metrics into your own Google Sheet, and keep the whole team on one workspace instead of personal spreadsheets.
Watch your market
Social listening gives you a daily briefing on what customers are saying across Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and news, with alerts when sentiment turns — and competitive reports show what rival brands are doing differently.
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Frequently asked questions
How fast can a team onboard?
Sign-up to first vetted shortlist is minutes — no implementation project. The Sheets add-on drops into existing workflows immediately.
Does Radar help with budget planning?
Fair USD price estimates across your candidate list give you a grounded budget before negotiations start.
Can we control who spends credits?
Workspaces have role-based permissions and an audit log; billing is per workspace, so the whole team collaborates without per-seat cost.
What about brand safety?
Every report screens authenticity and flags accounts that need a closer look before you commit.
Start free — get a report on your roster →7-day free trial · 100 credits · no credit card