EngageCheck launches automated creator intelligence for agencies

EngageCheck has introduced Creator Intelligence, a new automated research service that finds, audits and ranks creator candidates for agencies and brands before they spend campaign budget. The product starts at $499 and adds monthly monitoring and white-label options for agency rosters.

Why it matters: - Agencies and brands can now get creator shortlists and audit reports without supplying their own handles first. - The service is designed to help teams defend creator selections before committing campaign budget. - Monthly monitoring options expand the product from one-off research into roster management for agencies.

What happened: - EngageCheck launched Creator Intelligence, an automated research service for agencies and brands. - The new service takes a short campaign brief or up to five public creators and returns a client-ready document. - The product is available now through EngageCheck’s creator intelligence page.

The details: - The one-time Creator Intelligence Brief costs $499. - The brief includes 15 to 20 candidate creators, up to 10 deep creator profiles, an EngageCheck Audience Quality Score for each, evidence confidence, category and trend context, and a written recommendation. - Each profile gets a deterministic approve, investigate or avoid call. - The ranking rule is published in the document so the order can be re-derived from the evidence. - Creator Radar costs $999 per month and monitors up to 50 tracked creators with one brief each month. - Agency Intelligence costs $1,499 per month and covers up to 100 tracked creators, three briefs per month, multiple client workspaces and white-label deliverables. - Both monthly plans are month to month, with no annual billing and no minimum term. - Customers can cancel monthly plans through the Stripe customer portal. - EngageCheck built analysis from public and licensed data. - The service does not use private Instagram Insights. - EngageCheck re-analyzes tracked creators once per billing month rather than continuously. - A brief is built automatically after intake is complete. - The company makes no delivery-time guarantee. - EngageCheck says the analysis is evidence for a decision rather than a guarantee of any outcome. - EngageCheck makes no claim about campaign performance or conversion attribution.

Between the lines: - Creator Intelligence moves EngageCheck from a self-serve audit tool into a done-for-you research product. - The published ranking rule and deterministic calls suggest the service is aimed at defensible, repeatable creator vetting. - The monthly monitoring plans point to agencies that manage ongoing creator rosters, not just one-off campaigns.

What's next: - Agencies can choose between one-off briefs and ongoing monitoring based on how often they need creator audits. - EngageCheck positions the new service for multi-client workflows with white-label delivery in the top-tier plan. - Press enquiries go through the EngageCheck contact form.