Comparison

Zaver vs Modash

Both help you work with creators — the fit depends on how your team operates. Here’s an honest breakdown.

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Where Modash fits

Modash is a well-established discovery platform known for its large creator database, filter-based search and email finding, typically sold as seat-based SaaS. It’s a solid choice for teams who live in filter-driven discovery workflows.

Where Zaver shines

Zaver is built around one conviction: every dollar should be vetted before it’s spent, without hours of manual research.

  • Plain-English search instead of filter stacks — describe the creator, get ranked matches
  • Insights-first: authenticity, niche benchmarks and AI fair-price estimates on every profile
  • Google Sheets add-on for teams that run shortlists in spreadsheets
  • Pay-per-use credits from $99/month — no per-seat lock-in

Which should you choose?

If your team is happy with filter-based discovery and per-seat pricing, Modash serves that well. If you want natural-language search, deeper pre-spend insights, price intelligence, and spreadsheet-native workflows on usage-based pricing, trial Zaver.

Trying Zaver is free

Every new workspace gets a 30-day free trial with full platform access — no credit card, no sales call required. Import your current shortlists (or just a spreadsheet of handles) and compare the insights output side by side with your current tool.

Frequently asked questions

Can I migrate my creator lists to Zaver?

Yes — paste or import handle lists (CSV or Google Sheets) and Zaver enriches them with full insights data automatically.

Does Zaver require an annual contract?

No. Plans start at $99/month with pay-per-use credits, billed per workspace. Cancel anytime.

Can I run Zaver alongside Modash?

Many teams trial exactly that: keep your current workflow and use Zaver for insights and pricing checks — the free trial makes the comparison cheap.

Is there a free trial?

Yes — 30 days, full access, no credit card required.

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