Heepsy vs Modash

Heepsy compared with Modash

The closest direct comparison on the discovery axis, and Modash generally wins on raw index size and data depth, with a much larger creator database and stronger coverage outside Europe. Heepsy wins on breadth of workflow at the same price point: Modash is primarily discovery, analytics, and tracking, while Heepsy adds a marketplace, application pages, creator payments, and ecommerce attribution in the same subscription. Pick Modash if the bottleneck is finding the right creators anywhere in the world; pick Heepsy if the bottleneck is running the whole campaign on a small budget.

Modash compared with Heepsy

Heepsy is the cheaper end of the same idea and the right comparison for a small brand deciding whether Modash is affordable. Heepsy is primarily a discovery and vetting database with entry plans well below Modash's, and it works if search is all you need. Modash costs several times more and justifies it with a larger index, deeper audience filters, automatic tracking of posts and stories, Shopify gifting, affiliate links, and payouts. If your program stops at building a list, Heepsy wins on price; if it continues into running and reporting on campaigns, Modash replaces more tools.

Heepsy

Flat monthly subscription in euros across four self-serve tiers plus a quote-only enterprise option. Every tier is metered on multiple axes at once: monthly search results, advanced profiles analyzed, outreach emails sent, creators tracked for content, active projects, and marketplace listings. Feature access is also tiered, so higher plans unlock capabilities rather than only raising limits. Additional outreach credits can be purchased on top of a plan.

• Free0 euros
• Starter69 euros
• Plus149 euros
• Advanced229 euros
• EnterpriseCustom quote

On capability per euro, Heepsy is one of the strongest offers in influencer marketing software for a small buyer. The comparable American platforms rarely publish a price at all and typically start in the high hundreds or low thousands per month on an annual contract; Heepsy will sell you search, vetting, outreach, a pipeline, payments, and Shopify attribution for 69 to 229 euros a month with a card. What you are trading away is index depth, non-European coverage, and the ability to buy exactly the one thing you need without the meters attached to it. If your campaign volume is a handful of creators per month and your market is Europe or the Americas, the value is clearly there. If you need thousands of nano-creators in Southeast Asia, no amount of price advantage fixes a database that does not contain them.

Modash

Annual or monthly subscription with three published tiers plus a quoted Enterprise level. Every tier includes Discover, Manage, Track, Inbox, and Shopify gifting; what changes between tiers is metered capacity (opened profiles, email unlocks, tracked creators, influential fans, seats) and access to payments and affiliate management. The developer APIs are priced entirely separately on annual credit contracts.

• Essentials$199
• Performance$499
• EnterpriseFrom about $14,700
• Discovery and Raw APIsFrom about $10,000

Modash prices like a research subscription, and that is the right way to evaluate it. If your program depends on finding creators whose audience matches your buyer, the audience-side filters and credibility scoring are worth more than the workflow features, and $199 a month is cheap against one badly chosen partnership. If you already know your creators and mostly need tracking, payment, and reporting, you are paying a database price for a CRM job and cheaper tools exist. The credit model is the honest catch: 300 profile opens sounds generous until a vetting session burns forty of them in an afternoon, and because there is no overage the answer to running out is a tier upgrade rather than a small extra charge. Model your monthly vetting volume first, then pick the tier, and treat the tracked-creator ceiling as the real cap on program size.