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Compare Social Cat vs Influencity—features, pricing, and why brands are switching.

Social Cat has features Influencity does not
Here are just a few things our simple software has that Influencity doesn't offer:
- 🙋 Influencer marketplace
- 🎞️ Content library
- 📝 Licensed content
- 🔎 Influencer vetting
- 📫 Direct communication
- 📄 Influencer contracts
- 👀 Influencer reviews
- 🗂️ Influencer portfolios
- 💰 Influencer payment ranges
- 📄 Message templates
- 🔀 Replace collaborations
- ⌛ Expected delivery time
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Social Cat vs Influencity
Starting Price
Gifted Collaborations
Licensed Content
Influencer Marketplace
Is Influencity worth it?
When comparing Influencity vs Social Cat, both platforms help brands with influencer marketing, but Influencity is mainly a discovery tool. It lacks key collaboration features like direct communication, a content library, or campaign flows, requiring brands to handle all this independently on top of reaching influencers and negotiating with them.
Social Cat is a complete solution that is more affordable at the same time. It combines influencer search (500k+ profiles in the database) with influencers able to discover campaigns and apply to them, contracts, audience insights, and much more. It caters to smaller brands with affordable pricing, free trials, and more prominent brands that need the volume of influencers and advanced filtering.
If your main goal is finding influencers, Influencity could be a fit. However, if you need a comprehensive, budget-friendly solution that streamlines influencer marketing from start to finish, Social Cat is the smarter choice.
Influencer Product Reviews
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Just some of our success stories
"The main challenge we had was related to the costs. We paid a few micro-influencers (5k-10k followers) for campaigns, and then they generated no conversions (literally), and the quality of the content was not the best either. For us, this was not relatively cost-effective.
It was not the problem that we did not want to pay influencers. We’re excellent with that, but if we want to spend, we would like to get a few conversions, and we understand conversions depend on a few things, but at least high-quality UGC.
Cost-effectiveness is the main reason I joined Social Cat."
FAQ
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Are influencer product reviews trustworthy?
If we refer to product reviews online, we must know that most reviews are paid and put products in a good light. As with any online product, we would like to ask for trials to see if this fits your requirements.
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