Evidence deskskincare · Instagram · US/UK

Stop guessing which creators actually run sponsored posts.

Stumil ranks skincare creators from verified sponsorship signals — with estimated price ranges and competitor-overlap flags you can check yourself. Every score is computed in code, source-linked, and labeled observed or estimate.

No invented stats One niche, done properly Free brief, no card
Glow barrier serum launch · as of 12 Nov 2026
computed
01
@kacie_adkison
264K followers · 97.25% US audience · skincare focus
Tatcha ×2
94
excellent
$2,500–$8,000
estimate
02
@callmecollins.hdc
327K followers · 94.49% US audience · high reel reach
Glossier ×1
88
good fit
$2,500–$8,000
estimate
03
@derm.diaries
118K followers · 91.1% US/UK · ingredient-led reviews
86
good fit
$1,200–$3,500
estimateno overlap
04
@sara.kahn
32K followers · audience geo unavailable · consistent skincare posts
data gap noted
82
capped · partial data
$250–$750
estimate
Hover any figure in the product to inspect source, method, and timestamp. null = “not available” Tier A = 2,888 creators, all with audience-geo data · as of 12 Nov 2026.
3,310
Creators indexed
Skincare creators across 8 sub-niches · US/UK · per-creator sources
1,162
Sponsorships detected
Across 52 brands with confidence labels · 643 in the last 90 days
0.96
Hand-check precision
48 of 50 hand-checked detections confirmed (n = 50 sample; acceptance bar 0.85)
0
Untagged numbers
If a number has no provenance, it’s a bug

Source: v2 dataset, computed at render time · verified 13 Nov 2026.

8 skincare sub-niches, none thin. Every sub-niche has at least 71 Tier A/B creators, so your niche isn’t a rounding error.
Source: v2 dataset (creator tier labels) · as of 12 Nov 2026.
What you get: a ranked shortlist, competitor-overlap flags, estimated price ranges, and a sendable one-page brief with sources. Built for small and mid-size agencies and in-house DTC teams.
Current scope: skincare · Instagram · US/UK
How it works

From campaign brief to evidence-backed shortlist in three steps.

No black-box matching: you see the inputs, the scores, and the sources.

01 · DEFINE

Set the campaign constraints

Tell us the campaign constraints — niche, platform, market, budget band, competitors to flag. We only work with inputs the engine can actually verify or label.

02 · RANK

Review creators by fit, not follower count

Each creator gets per-campaign sub-scores, a plain-language “why”, a price range, and explicit flags for overlap or missing data.

03 · SEND

Export a one-page brief with sources

Share a printable brief with detected competitor sponsors, shortlisted creators, and estimate ranges. Brand replies can later tighten pricing.

Why Stumil

Discovery tools give you names. Stumil gives you evidence you can defend.

The product difference is simple: we treat sponsorship history and price uncertainty as first-class data, not marketing copy.

Typical creator lists

Looks relevant, hard to trust

  • Global popularity or audience tags masquerade as campaign fit.
  • Sponsorship claims are inferred, stale, or missing source links.
  • Single “rate” numbers hide uncertainty and method.
  • Competitor overlap is buried inside opaque scores.
  • Missing data quietly inflates confidence.
Stumil

Evidence-first, inspectable, honest

  • Per-campaign fit score with six sub-scores and a readable rationale.
  • 1,162 detected sponsorships across 52 brands, every one dated and source-linked — each labeled high (1,090) or medium (72) confidence, verified by a 50-post hand-check at 0.96 precision (bar: 0.85).
  • Prices render as ranges labeled estimate until observed deals exist.
  • Competitor overlap is a separate flag, never blended into fit.
  • Data gaps cap scores and are shown as “not available”.
The artifact

The brief is the product. The dashboard is the same evidence, operationalized.

Give marketers a concrete output they can review in minutes and forward without rewriting.

  • Competitor sponsors we can see — with confidence wording and source links.
  • Shortlisted creators with “why” — per-campaign fit, not a generic influencer score.
  • Price ranges, labeled honestly — estimates stay estimates until replies become observed data.
  • Print/share ready — same source of truth for outreach, review, and follow-up logging.

Sample brief — skincare brand campaign

real dataset · illustrative campaign · as of 12 Nov 2026 · 10 creators
source-linked
Competitor sponsors detected

alyonkashe sponsored Tatcha — IG, 2026-10-30, medium confidence. source ↗

Similar creators, unused by the brand
#CreatorFitPrice (1 post)Why
1@kacie_adkison94 excellent$2.5k–$8k est.97% US, repeated skincare sponsors
2@callmecollins.hdc88 good$2.5k–$8k est.High reel reach, audience fit
4@sara.kahn82 capped$250–$750 est.Strong content fit, geo unavailable
Method: numbers computed in code from cited sources. Ranges are estimates, not quotes. Observed prices appear only when replies are recorded. Null = not available.
Pricing

Start with a free brief. Pay when the evidence earns a decision.

No inflated platform promises. Pricing follows the wedge: prove value with a real brief before selling workflow.

Free brief
$0 / brand brief

A hand-delivered, source-linked brief to test fit and usefulness for a real campaign.

  • Competitor sponsors we can detect
  • 10 similar creators with fit rationale
  • Estimated price ranges per creator
  • Method, confidence, and source notes
  • Tell us what you’d change — we revise the brief
Request a brief
Workspace
Later / team

Self-serve campaign workspaces when the engine, data coverage, and pricing loop are ready.

  • Saved campaigns and shortlist history
  • Brief generation and reply tracking
  • Team access and review flow
  • Roadmap gated by validated demand
Ask about later access
FAQ

Clear answers, because the product depends on trust.

Where does the data come from?

From public sponsorship signals (such as paid-partnership labels, tags, discount codes, and other detectable markers) combined with a curated creator dataset for the supported niche. Every surfaced claim includes its source, method, and as-of date where applicable. Current coverage: 3,310 skincare creators (2,937 Instagram, 373 TikTok) across 8 sub-niches, with 1,162 detected sponsorships across 52 brands.

Creators are tiered by evidence quality: 2,888 Tier A · 334 B · 88 C. Every Tier A creator carries US-audience share data; where audience data is missing we show “not available” and cap the score rather than guess. Tier C is a documented gap we’re filling — we don’t pad it.

Source: v2 dataset (creator tier labels) · as of 12 Nov 2026.

Are the prices quotes or guarantees?

No. Prices are estimated ranges labeled as estimate. When real replies or observed deal data are recorded, the estimate can move toward observed values. Observed and estimated figures are never presented as the same thing.

How is this different from “AI-powered creator discovery”?

Stumil computes scores and flags in code from defined inputs. Language generation is used to explain results, not to invent numbers or sources. If data is missing, the UI shows “not available” and caps confidence where required.

Why only skincare on Instagram in US/UK right now?

Because narrow scope is how we keep precision high. Expanding niche, platform, or market requires new evidence quality checks and a deliberate spec revision—not just a toggle.

Do you send outreach or manage creators for us?

No. Stumil produces the evidence-backed shortlist and brief. You decide who to contact and send outreach yourself. No auto-DMs, no contracting, no media buying.

How current is the data?

Every figure carries an as-of date. In the current dataset, 643 of 1,162 detections are within the last 90 days, and each detection links to the post it came from.

Source: v2 dataset, computed at render time · verified 13 Nov 2026.

Who is behind Stumil?

A small founding team. Briefs are prepared and reviewed by a human before anything reaches you — no auto-DMs, no black-box sends.

Get a creator brief your team can actually verify.

Tell us your campaign and competitors. We’ll return a source-linked shortlist with fit rationale, overlap flags, and price ranges.

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