bizpeel · Business report · Stack InfluenceReport v2 · data as of 2026-10-21

Stack Influence
stackinfluence.com
How does an influencer platform charging $30 a post take $10M a year?

Product at a glance
- What it is
- A platform that gets small creators to post for ecommerce brands: the creator buys the product and posts with the brand's tags, the platform verifies the post and reimburses them.
- Who it is for
- Ecommerce brands, Amazon sellers above all, pay; on the other side are small creators looking for product deals.
- How it charges
- No monthly fee: brands pay per completed post, listed at $30 per post on average, with the product budget set per campaign.
- Business model
- A pay-per-result two-sided marketplace: it recruits creators in volume and charges brands per completed post, while creators are paid in free product rather than cash.
Revenue, last 12 months
$10.14M
$28.7M all time
Revenue, last 30 days
$839K
+1.7% vs prior window
MRR
$25.4K
−14% in 30 days, 57 subscriptions
Creator community
410K
Self-reported; $17.4M+ paid to creators
Revenue as of 2026-10-28 (public channels, daily)Report as of 2026-10-2101
Subscribe to read the full report
6 chapters, with every figure, post and source.
- ?Where do paying brands and working creators each come from?
- ?How did "paying influencers in product" become the pitch?
- ?If you build a two-sided market, which side do you pull first?
- 01Product overview
- 02Marketing map
- 03The growth plays
- 04How it uses social
- 05Timeline
- 06What to take from it
Subscribe to read the complete research
5 chapters locked · a subscription opens every report