Favikon
Creator search and vetting across nine networks, including the LinkedIn and X voices other tools skip
Favikon is a self-serve influencer marketing platform that scores more than 10 million creators across nine networks (LinkedIn, Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, Substack, Pinterest, Twitch, and Snapchat) on authority, influence, and authenticity, ranks them in more than 600 niches, and carries a shortlist through multichannel outreach, campaign tracking, and Google Analytics attribution. Plans are metered in monthly credits and start at $159 per month billed annually ($199 month to month), with a 7 day free trial that needs no credit card.
Overview
Most influencer platforms were built for consumer brands selling through Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, and their databases stop there. Favikon started from the other end. Its public rankings of LinkedIn and X creators became a reference point for B2B marketers, and the paid platform still leads with that coverage: LinkedIn thought leaders, X accounts, and Substack writers sit in the same index as Instagram and TikTok creators, scored on the same terms. For a software company or a professional services firm looking for the people its buyers actually follow, that is the difference between a usable shortlist and none at all.
The vetting layer is where Favikon puts its effort. Each profile carries an Authority score that accumulates across every network a creator is on, an Influence score out of 100 per account, and an Authenticity score that the company says weights AI-generated content at 30 percent and engagement quality at 25 percent, aimed at catching engagement pods and templated posting on LinkedIn and X. Profiles add audience age, location, language, credibility, political leaning, and cause affinity, a brand fit rating, an estimated price per post, and past sponsored collaborations. Radar, on the Pro plan, shows which creators your competitors are working with.
Around that sits a campaign workflow rebuilt in the V3 release of November 2025: an AI search that takes a plain-language brief, lookalikes, public campaigns creators can apply to, a Kanban pipeline with custom stages, an inbox that sends email and, on Pro, LinkedIn and Instagram messages from one view, and tracking that collects creator posts by mention, hashtag, or keyword, refreshed every 22 hours, with cost per engagement and earned media value. The Pro plan also exposes the whole workspace to Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor through an MCP server.
The company behind it, Moojito SAS, is registered in France with an office in Paris; it was co-founded in 2020 by CEO Jeremy Boissinot and CTO Joni Shkurti and is backed by named angels and the Akka business angel network, with no round sizes disclosed. What it does not do yet matters as much as what it does: there are no creator payments, contracts, or Shopify integration, so ecommerce programs that pay creators through a platform will need another tool. And because everything runs on credits, with a full profile costing 2 and a search 1, a busy vetting week can use a month of the Core plan's 500 credits.
Best for
B2B companies, SaaS marketers, and small agencies that want to find and vet creators on LinkedIn, X, Substack, and YouTube as well as Instagram and TikTok, and run outreach and tracking on a monthly self-serve plan rather than an annual enterprise contract.
Not the right fit for
- Ecommerce brands that need Shopify gifting, discount codes, affiliate links, or creator payouts in the same platform; none of these are in the product today.
- Teams that need contracts and usage rights handled in-platform; contracting is not available, and the site lists payments and contracts as not yet released.
- Buyers who vet hundreds of creators a month on a small budget; at two credits per full profile, the Core plan's 500 monthly credits run out quickly and top-ups are bought in packs.
- Programs that want creators to come to them through an open marketplace with fixed-price packages; Favikon's public campaigns reach only its registered creators, which it puts at 25,000 or more.
- Organizations that need API access on a self-serve plan; the API is Enterprise-only, although Pro includes the MCP server.
How it works
- 1
You search. Creator Search takes a natural-language prompt describing niche, tone, audience, and platform and returns matches in pages of 25 for one credit per search; Content Search finds creators by what they have posted; Lookalikes starts from a creator who performed well; Rankings, which are free, list leading creators by country, network, niche, and gender. Filters for country, language, gender, age, engagement rate, and growth rate narrow the results, and Pro adds sponsored post, job title, company, and LinkedIn Top Voice filters.
- 2
You vet. Opening a full profile costs two credits and keeps it unlocked for 30 days, showing authority, influence, and authenticity scores, audience breakdowns, brand fit, an estimated price per post, recent content, and past collaborations. Saved creators go into Contacts (3,000 on Core and 5,000 on Pro per the pricing page), where they can be enriched, refreshed for half a credit, and grouped into unlimited lists and segments.
- 3
You reach out. Creators move into a campaign with a Kanban view and custom stages, either added manually, imported by CSV, or recruited through a public campaign that Favikon's registered creators can apply to. Messages go out by email on Core, and by email plus LinkedIn and Instagram direct messages on Pro, from a single inbox with templates, scheduled messages, attachments, and deal notes for deliverables and fees. Fetching an email address costs a credit, returned if none is found.
- 4
You measure. Favikon collects every post from creators in a tracked campaign that carries your mention, hashtag (stories included), or keyword, refreshes performance roughly every 22 hours, and reports engagement, reach, cost per thousand, cost per engagement, cost per view, estimated media value, and best posting times. On Pro, a Google Analytics 4 connection attributes clicks and site visits to individual creators. Everything exports to CSV.
Feature breakdown
24 features in 4 modulesDiscovery
Finding creators across nine networks, by prompt, content, or ranking.- AI Creator Search
- Describe the creator you want in plain language, including niche, tone, audience, and platform, and the search returns matches from more than 10 million scored profiles, 25 results per credit.
- Nine-network coverage
- LinkedIn, Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, Substack, Pinterest, Twitch, and Snapchat in one index, twice or three times the network count of most rivals in this category and the main reason B2B teams choose it.
- Content Search
- Find creators by what they have actually posted rather than by their bio, one credit per 25 results.
- Lookalikes
- Start from a creator who performed well and find others with a similar profile and audience, two credits per search.
- Rankings
- Free leaderboards of top creators by country, network, niche, and gender across more than 600 niches, refreshed weekly, which double as a quick map of who matters in a market.
- Radar
- See which creators are working with which brands and the content they produced, a competitor intelligence view available on Pro and above at two credits per search.
- B2B filters
- Job title, company, sponsored post, and LinkedIn Top Voice filters on Pro, for finding the operator with a following rather than the general-interest influencer.
Profile intelligence
The vetting data behind every shortlist.- Authority and Influence scores
- Authority accumulates across every network a creator is on and drives the rankings; Influence is a score out of 100 per account covering audience, activity, engagement, views, and growth.
- Authenticity score
- A published methodology that weights AI-generated content at 30 percent and engagement quality at 25 percent, built to catch engagement pods and templated posting on LinkedIn and X, with every component shown.
- Audience insights
- Follower age, location, language, credibility, political leaning, and cause affinity, for checking whether a creator's audience matches your buyer.
- Brand fit and price estimates
- A brand fit rating, an estimated price per post, and past sponsored collaborations with their performance, so negotiation starts from data.
- Full profile unlock
- Two credits open the complete profile, including contact information, for 30 days; refreshing a saved creator's stats costs half a credit.
Outreach and campaign management
Moving a shortlist into conversations and a pipeline.- Multichannel inbox
- Email on every plan; LinkedIn and Instagram direct messages and LinkedIn connection requests on Pro, plus Favikon's own DM to registered creators, all in one view.
- Scheduled messages and sequences
- Schedule sends and build automated outreach sequences, with the vendor recommending 30 to 50 emails and up to 30 LinkedIn message requests a day to protect accounts.
- Kanban pipeline with custom stages
- Campaign boards with stages you define for your approval process, manual or CSV bulk import, and a cap of 300 or 500 creators per campaign depending on plan.
- Public campaigns
- Publish a campaign that Favikon's registered creators can apply to, with filters to screen applications.
- Creator deal management
- Record deliverables, pricing, and payment terms against each collaboration, with content approval before posts go live and a content calendar.
- Chrome extension
- Add creators to Contacts or a campaign in one click while browsing a social network.
Tracking, reporting, and AI access
Measuring what the campaign produced and working through an assistant.- Automatic content tracking
- Collects posts from campaign creators that carry your mention, hashtag (stories included), or keyword, refreshed roughly every 22 hours, with manual adds for older posts.
- Cost and value analytics
- CPM, cost per engagement, cost per view, estimated media value, engagement over time, and best posting times per campaign and per creator.
- Google Analytics 4 attribution
- Connect GA4 on Pro to attribute clicks, traffic, and chosen site events to individual creators.
- Trackers
- Watch a brand, hashtag, or topic over time, with unlimited trackers on every plan.
- Favy AI agent and MCP server
- Favy assists inside the app on every plan; on Pro, an MCP server exposes 63 tools, per the help center, for search, profiles, campaigns, messaging, sequences, and analytics to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other clients, under the user's own permissions.
- CSV exports
- Export post-level metrics and full campaign analytics; custom data exports are an Enterprise service.
Use cases
4 documentedDemand generation lead at a 60 person B2B software company
The team wants to sponsor LinkedIn creators its buyers follow, but existing influencer tools only index Instagram and TikTok, and manual LinkedIn searching turns up accounts with suspiciously uniform engagement.
Rankings and the job title and Top Voice filters on Pro produce a shortlist of operators in the category, the authenticity score removes pod-inflated accounts, LinkedIn messages go out from the inbox, and GA4 shows which creators sent trial signups.
Founder of a small influencer agency serving tech clients
Sourcing a 50 creator shortlist across LinkedIn, YouTube, and X takes a full day per client and the reasoning behind each pick is hard to show.
AI search and lookalikes build the list in a fraction of the time, and each pick carries authority, authenticity, brand fit, and price estimates the client can read, although the agency still handles contracts and payments outside the platform.
Consumer app marketer testing TikTok and Instagram creators
The brand wants to see which competitor partnerships worked before spending its own budget.
Radar shows which creators rival apps have used and how that content performed, and a tracked campaign with CPM and cost per engagement reporting compares the brand's first ten creators against those benchmarks.
Growth marketer who runs campaigns from an AI assistant
Most of the team's research and reporting already happens in Claude, and switching into another interface for every shortlist is slow.
The Pro plan's MCP server lets the assistant search creators, open profiles, build a list, move creators between campaign stages, and pull campaign performance, with credit-spending actions set to ask for confirmation first.
Pricing
from $159 per month billed annually on Core ($179 per month quarterly, $199 month to month)Subscription on two published self-serve plans and a quoted Enterprise tier, billed monthly, quarterly, or yearly. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance (Favicoins) consumed by searches, profile unlocks, email lookups, and refreshes, plus caps on saved contacts, active campaigns, and tracked creators. Credits refresh monthly on every billing cycle, and extra credits are sold in packs. The help center lists the same figures in euros.
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Core | $159 per month billed annually ($179 quarterly, $199 monthly) |
One active campaign or report slot and email-only outreach make this a single-program plan. |
| Pro | $239 per month billed annually ($269 quarterly, $299 monthly) |
The plan B2B teams need, because LinkedIn messaging, the B2B filters, and GA4 attribution all start here. |
| Enterprise | Custom quote demo required |
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Add-ons
- Credit packs (50 euros for 500 credits up to 1,000 euros for 14,000 credits): Five pack sizes; the per-credit price falls from 0.10 euros to about 0.07 euros on the largest pack.
Billing notes
- Annual billing saves 20 percent against month to month and quarterly about 10 percent, and credits refresh monthly whichever cycle you choose.
- Credit costs as published: Creator or Content Search 1 per 25 results, Lookalike 2, Radar 2, profile preview 1, full profile 2 (unlocked for 30 days), refresh 0.5, email fetch 1 (returned if no email is found), contact unlock 3. Rankings are free.
- When a subscription expires, credits reset to zero and saved lists, saved creators, and tracked rankings are removed, so export before letting a plan lapse.
- The pricing page lists 3,000 contacts on Core, while a September 2026 help article says 1,000; confirm the limit before relying on it.
- Refunds are discretionary: they are considered only with fewer than five sessions in the billing period or a serious bug, and only after contacting support first.
- Billing and cancellation run through Stripe from the in-app settings.
Value assessment: For a B2B buyer Favikon is close to the only self-serve option in the category, and that alone justifies $239 a month on Pro: nothing else here indexes LinkedIn, X, and Substack creators with authenticity scoring built for those networks. For a consumer brand the comparison is harder, because Modash and Heepsy sell larger Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube indexes with payments and Shopify attribution at similar or lower prices, and Favikon has neither. The credit model is the thing to model before buying. Five hundred credits sounds like plenty until you see that a full profile costs two and an email lookup one, which makes Core roughly 150 fully vetted creators with email addresses a month in practice. Buy Core to test the data in your niche, expect to move to Pro if LinkedIn outreach or more than one live campaign is the plan, and budget for credit packs in heavy sourcing months.
Entry price history
Entry price first recorded on 26 September 2026. It will be re-checked when this category next comes round the rotation.
| Checked | Entry price | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| 26 September 2026 | $159 | First recorded |
Dates are when SaaSTracker checked the vendor’s published pricing, not when the vendor changed it. See the price changes log for movements across the whole database.
Strengths & limitations
Strengths
- Covers nine networks, including LinkedIn, X, Substack, Pinterest, and Twitch, where most rivals in this category index three to five consumer networks.
- Authenticity scoring designed for LinkedIn and X, with its weighting published, catches engagement pods and AI-templated posting that follower-count tools miss.
- Published prices with monthly, quarterly, and annual billing, a card checkout, and a 7 day trial with no credit card.
- Free public Rankings across more than 600 niches give a useful map of a market before spending a credit.
- Radar shows competitors' creator partnerships and how that content performed, a competitive view that is uncommon at this price.
- LinkedIn and Instagram messages, email, and sequences run from one inbox on Pro.
- An MCP server on the self-serve Pro plan lets an AI assistant run searches, campaigns, and reporting under the user's own permissions.
Limitations
- No creator payments, contracts, Shopify integration, discount codes, or affiliate links; ecommerce programs that pay and attribute sales through a platform need a second tool.
- Credits govern nearly everything, and at two credits per full profile the Core allowance supports a modest vetting volume before top-ups.
- Core allows only one active campaign or report and email-only outreach, so most teams end up on Pro.
- Saved lists, creators, and tracked rankings are deleted when a subscription expires, and unused credits cannot carry to a later subscription.
- The public index of more than 10 million scored creators is far smaller than the hundreds of millions of profiles consumer-focused tools claim, so nano creators on Instagram and TikTok are likely to be thinner.
- API access is Enterprise-only, and custom data exports are an Enterprise service.
- Some vendor figures disagree across pages, including customer counts (6,000 versus 10,000 or more teams), the Core contact limit (3,000 versus 1,000), and the MCP tool count (63 versus 43).
- Refunds are conditional and discretionary rather than a simple window.
Head-to-head comparisons
4 alternativesFavikon vs Modash
from $199 per month billed annually ($2,388 per year); $299 per month on month-to-month billingModash indexes about 350 million Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube profiles and adds Shopify gifting, affiliate links, and creator payouts, from $199 a month billed annually. Favikon starts cheaper at $159, covers six more networks including LinkedIn, X, and Substack, and scores authenticity with methods aimed at those platforms, but has no payments or commerce layer and a much smaller consumer index. Ecommerce brands on Shopify should choose Modash; B2B teams and anyone whose creators live on LinkedIn or X should choose Favikon.
Full Favikon vs Modash comparisonFavikon vs Heepsy
from Free plan; paid plans from 69 euros per month billed annually (89 euros month to month)Heepsy is the budget consumer option, from 69 euros a month billed annually with a free plan, covering Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube and adding a creator marketplace, payments, and Shopify and WooCommerce attribution. Favikon costs more and does none of the payments or store work, but its network coverage, B2B filters, competitor Radar, and multichannel inbox are in a different league. A small DTC brand gets more from Heepsy; a software company gets almost nothing from Heepsy and a great deal from Favikon.
Full Favikon vs Heepsy comparisonFavikon vs HypeAuditor
from Free tier for media plans and demo features; paid plans widely reported from about $299 per month billed annuallyHypeAuditor is the authenticity specialist for consumer networks, with a database of more than 200 million accounts across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, and X, sold on annual contracts quoted by sales and widely reported from about $299 a month. Favikon brings similar vetting ambition to LinkedIn and Substack, which HypeAuditor does not cover, and sells monthly with a card. Teams auditing large consumer audiences get more depth from HypeAuditor; teams that want to start this week without a contract, or need B2B creators, should start with Favikon.
Full Favikon vs HypeAuditor comparisonFavikon vs Upfluence
from Custom quote only; no published price. Third-party reporting puts realistic entry around $478 per month for a single module, with typical full-platform contracts running several thousand dollars a month.Upfluence is an enterprise ecommerce platform: creator search tied to Shopify, WooCommerce, and Klaviyo customer lists, affiliate tracking, and payments, sold on custom quotes with a twelve month minimum. Favikon is the opposite purchase, monthly and self-serve from $159, stronger on LinkedIn and X discovery and vetting, and without any commerce layer. Brands running always-on affiliate programs belong on Upfluence; B2B and early-stage teams testing creator marketing belong on Favikon.
Full Favikon vs Upfluence comparisonPairs well with
7 categoriesFavikon is a influencer tool, and a team running it still has 7 neighbouring categories to staff. The pick in each is Metricool for social media management, PromoteKit for affiliate & referral programs, Judge.me for testimonials & social proof, Bïrch (formerly Revealbot) for paid ads management, Rytr for AI writing & content generation, Podia for community platforms and Umami for GTM analytics, each the leading tool in that category on published criteria.
- MetricoolSocial Media Management · Best Value
- Because
- Favikon is built for influencer, not social. Metricool adds unified organic and paid reporting across Meta.
- Benefit
- A month of posts goes out from one queue, and the numbers say which ones earned attention.
- PromoteKitAffiliate & Referral Programs · Best Value
- Because
- Favikon is built for influencer, not referrals. PromoteKit adds a permanently free tier.
- Benefit
- Partners get tracked and paid automatically, so a referral programme survives past its first month.
- Judge.meTestimonials & Social Proof · Best Value
- Because
- Favikon is built for influencer, not social proof. Judge.me adds a single flat $15 paid plan at any order volume.
- Benefit
- Real customer proof sits on the pages where people decide, not only on a review site.
- Bïrch (formerly Revealbot)Paid Ads Management · Best Value
- Because
- Favikon lists core allows only one active campaign or report and email-only outreach among its limits. Bïrch (formerly Revealbot) adds genuine multi-network automation.
- Benefit
- Budget moves to what converts without somebody logging into three ad platforms every morning.
- RytrAI Writing & Content Generation · Best Value
- Because
- Favikon is built for influencer, not AI writing. Rytr adds tone matching from writing samples.
- Benefit
- Draft volume stops being the bottleneck, and a writer edits instead of starting from nothing.
- PodiaCommunity Platforms · Best Value
- Because
- Favikon is built for influencer, not community. Podia adds every feature on every plan.
- Benefit
- Customers answer each other in a space the company owns, rather than in a chat nobody can search.
- UmamiGTM Analytics · Best Value
- Because
- Favikon lists some vendor figures disagree across pages among its limits. Umami adds a free Cloud tier at roughly 100,000 events a month with three.
- Benefit
- Spend gets attributed to revenue, so the channel that works is the one that gets funded.
Pairings follow the methodology: the leading tool in each complementary category, chosen on published criteria. Placement cannot be purchased.
Full Favikon stackImplementation & onboarding
- Setup time
- A first search runs minutes after signup, and the free Rankings need no setup at all. A working campaign takes an afternoon: connecting email and, on Pro, LinkedIn and Instagram accounts, linking GA4, defining tracking hashtags and mentions, and importing an existing creator list by CSV.
- Learning curve
- Low for search and rankings, moderate for the scores and the credit budget. Understanding what Authority, Influence, and Authenticity each measure takes a read of the published methodology, and rationing credits so a month's allowance is not spent on curiosity takes a few weeks of practice.
- Onboarding
- Self-serve with a 7 day trial, an Intercom help center, a demo video library, and an influencer marketing academy. Priority support comes with Pro, and onboarding and a dedicated customer success manager with Enterprise.
- Migration notes
- Existing creator lists import by CSV, but enriching them spends credits, so budget for that first pass. Campaign history from another tool does not transfer; tracking starts when a creator is added to a Favikon campaign. On the way out, export contacts and campaign analytics before the subscription expires, because saved lists and creators are removed at expiry.
Platform, API & security
- Platforms
- Web applicationChrome extensionMCP serverREST API (Enterprise)
- API
- An API for Favikon data is available on Enterprise by request. The Pro plan includes an MCP server at mcp.favikon.com with 63 tools, per the help center, authenticated by OAuth for interactive clients or a non-expiring API key for automation, and inheriting the user's workspace permissions.
- Compliance
- GDPR (vendor-stated)CCPA (vendor-stated)No published SOC 2 or ISO certification
- Data residency
- Operated by Moojito SAS, registered in France, under EU data protection law; hosting region not published.
- Security notes
- Favikon says it analyzes only public creator data and excludes private accounts. A trust center page exists in the app but did not render for this review. MCP API keys do not expire and grant full workspace access, including credit spending and message sending, so they should be revoked if exposed.
Support & resources
- Channels
- In-app chat (Intercom)Email supportPriority support on ProDedicated customer success manager on Enterprise
- Documentation
- An Intercom help center covering plans and credits, discovery, campaigns, outreach limits, billing, and the MCP server, with several articles updated in September 2026, plus a demo library and an influencer marketing academy.
- Community
- No user forum, but the free public Rankings, free tools, open Claude skills, and a blog publishing several guides a month keep Favikon widely referenced in B2B creator marketing.
Company
- Founded
- 2020
- Headquarters
- Paris, France (team also in Cannes)
- Ownership
- Independent, angel-backed
- Founders
- Jeremy Boissinot, Joni Shkurti
- Employees
- Not disclosed
- Funding
- Backed by the Akka European tech business angel network and individual angels named on the about page, including Neil Hoyne and Richard van der Boom; round sizes and dates are not disclosed.
Timeline
- 2020Co-founded by Jeremy Boissinot (CEO) and Joni Shkurti (CTO), operating as Moojito SAS in France.
- 2025Favikon V3 launches on November 10, rebuilding the product around discovery, campaigns, multichannel outreach, and tracking, with a 7 day trial for new business accounts.
- 2026Core and Pro published at $159 and $239 a month billed annually, and an MCP server on the Pro plan opens the workspace to Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
Integrations
- Google Analytics 4
- LinkedIn (messaging and data)
- Instagram (messaging and data)
- X (data)
- TikTok (data)
- YouTube (data)
- Substack (data)
- Pinterest, Twitch, and Snapchat (data)
- Google Chrome extension
- MCP server (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor)
Frequently asked questions
14 questionsWhat is Favikon used for?
Finding, vetting, contacting, and tracking social media creators. It scores more than 10 million creators across nine networks, including LinkedIn, X, and Substack as well as Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube, ranks them by niche, and runs outreach, campaign pipelines, content tracking, and GA4 attribution from the same workspace.
How much does Favikon cost?
Core is $199 a month on monthly billing, $179 a month on quarterly billing, or $159 a month billed annually. Pro is $299 monthly, $269 quarterly, or $239 annually. Enterprise is quoted after a demo. Extra credits are sold in packs from 50 euros for 500 credits.
Does Favikon have a free trial or free plan?
There is a 7 day free trial with no credit card, which includes 15 credits. After a trial or subscription ends the account continues on a free plan, and the creator Rankings are free to browse, but the pricing page does not publish what else the free plan includes.
How do Favikon credits work?
Core includes 500 credits a month and Pro 1,000, refreshed monthly on any billing cycle. A creator or content search costs 1 credit per 25 results, a lookalike or Radar search 2, a full profile 2 (unlocked for 30 days), an email lookup 1 (returned if nothing is found), and a refresh 0.5. Rankings are free.
Which social networks does Favikon cover?
Nine: LinkedIn, Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube, Substack, Pinterest, Twitch, and Snapchat. Outreach runs by email on every plan and by LinkedIn and Instagram direct message on Pro.
Is Favikon good for B2B influencer marketing?
It is the strongest self-serve option in this category for B2B, because it indexes LinkedIn, X, and Substack creators, offers job title, company, and LinkedIn Top Voice filters on Pro, and scores authenticity with methods aimed at engagement pods and AI-templated posting on those networks.
Can Favikon pay creators or handle contracts?
No. You can record deliverables, fees, and payment terms against a collaboration, but payments and contracts are not available in the platform today, and there is no Shopify integration, discount code, or affiliate link management.
Does Favikon have an API or MCP server?
The API is available on Enterprise. The Pro plan includes an MCP server that connects Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other clients to your workspace, with tools for search, profiles, campaigns, messaging, sequences, and analytics under your existing permissions.
Favikon vs Modash: which should I choose?
Modash if you are an ecommerce brand on Shopify working with Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube creators, because it has a far larger consumer index plus gifting, affiliate links, and payouts. Favikon if your creators are on LinkedIn, X, or Substack, or you want a lower monthly entry price without commerce features.
What happens to my data if I cancel Favikon?
Your plan stays active to the end of the paid period. When it expires, credits reset to zero, the account moves to the free plan, and saved lists, saved creators, and tracked rankings are removed. Export contacts and campaign data before that date.
Who owns Favikon?
Favikon is operated by Moojito SAS, a company registered in France with an office in Paris. It was co-founded in 2020 by Jeremy Boissinot (CEO) and Joni Shkurti (CTO) and is backed by the Akka business angel network and individual angels; funding amounts are not disclosed.
What should I pair Favikon with?
Favikon is a influencer tool, and a team running it still has 7 neighbouring categories to staff. The pick in each is Metricool for social media management, PromoteKit for affiliate & referral programs, Judge.me for testimonials & social proof, Bïrch (formerly Revealbot) for paid ads management, Rytr for AI writing & content generation, Podia for community platforms and Umami for GTM analytics, each the leading tool in that category on published criteria.
What do I pair with Favikon for Social Media Management?
Metricool. Favikon is built for influencer, not social. Metricool adds unified organic and paid reporting across Meta.
Is Favikon enough on its own?
For influencer, yes. Favikon does not cover affiliate & referral programs, testimonials & social proof and paid ads management, and its own profile says so; PromoteKit, Judge.me and Bïrch (formerly Revealbot) are the tools that fill those gaps.
Editorial verdict
Favikon is the influencer platform for teams whose creators are not only on Instagram and TikTok. Its nine-network index, LinkedIn and X authenticity scoring, B2B filters, and free Rankings make it the obvious self-serve choice for software and professional services companies, and the rebuilt V3 workflow (AI search, a multichannel inbox, tracked campaigns with cost and GA4 reporting, and an MCP server on Pro) covers most of what a small team needs to run a program. It is also one of the few platforms here that publishes prices and bills monthly. The gaps are specific. There are no payments, contracts, Shopify integration, or affiliate links, so ecommerce programs will find Modash, Heepsy, or Upfluence more complete. The credit model rewards careful vetting and punishes browsing, Core's single campaign slot pushes most teams to Pro at $239, and a lapsed subscription deletes saved lists. Run the free week on your own niche; if the right LinkedIn or X creators are in the rankings, it is the best buy in the category for a B2B brand.
Written by the SaaSTracker editorial team. Awards, when shown, are judged against the published criteria in our methodology.