Comparison
Free alternative
to Heepsy
Stayfluence is an open directory of 11210 creators. Public profiles, direct contact, no signup. Heepsy is a paid SaaS tool (49 $/mois (Starter)).
Stayfluence vs Heepsy
| Criterion | Stayfluence | Heepsy |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free | 49 $/mois (Starter) |
| Signup required | No | Yes |
| Public, indexable creator profiles | Yes (5000+ SEO pages) | No |
| Geographic coverage | Worldwide · 16 niches × 80+ cities | Global |
| Niche × city filters | Yes (16 niches × 80+ cities) | Yes |
| Deep audience analytics | Basic (in progress) | Yes |
| Campaign management / payments | No (direct contact) | Yes |
| Target | SMBs, restaurants, hotels, indies, agencies (worldwide) | PME/agences qui veulent juste du discovery sans outreach |
What Heepsy does better
Let's be honest. Heepsy is a mature, paid product, with features we don't have (yet).
- +11M+ profils, freemium
- +Filtres simples, UX correcte
- +Plus accessible que Modash en pricing
Limits of Heepsy
- −Limites strictes en free tier
- −Database moins fraîche que Modash
- −Pas de campaign management
When to prefer Stayfluence
- You're starting out or your budget is < €200/month. Heepsy (49 $/mois (Starter)) is overkill. Stayfluence is free, give it a try.
- You're targeting a specific city or niche. We index 30,000+ creators finely categorized (16 niches × 80+ worldwide cities). No tool offers this geographic granularity in open access.
- You do manual outreach, not industrial. If you contact 10–30 creators per month (not 500), Heepsy's campaign management is overkill. Stayfluence = direct contact via email/Insta.
- You want your creators findable on Google. Stayfluence indexes every creator profile on Google. That's free lifelong visibility for them. Heepsy doesn't do that.
When to prefer Heepsy
If you spend > €5k/month on influence, run 100+ campaigns/year, or need global multi-market ROI tracking, Heepsy is probably the right tool. It's not really comparable. pme/agences qui veulent juste du discovery sans outreach.
Other free alternatives