Favikon Pricing and Favikon Cost in 2026 for the Core and Pro Plans

Favikon pricing starts at $199 a month for the Core plan and $299 a month for Pro when you pay month to month, or $159 and $239 a month on a yearly plan. Enterprise is quoted by sales and is the only tier with API access. Read at favikon.com/pricing on 9 October 2026, both self-serve plans start with a 7-day free trial, and the monthly limit that decides which plan you need is credits: 500 a month on Core, 1,000 on Pro.

Those numbers will not match most of what ranks for this search. Capterra still lists a Starter plan at €79 and a Standard plan at €159 a month, and ToolRadar shows $79, $159 and $359. Neither plan name exists on Favikon's page today. If you budgeted from a review site, you budgeted for a product that has since been repackaged and repriced, so plan on roughly two and a half times the Starter figure you may have seen.

How much does Favikon cost?

Favikon publishes three brand plans with a Monthly, Quarterly and Yearly toggle. We read the page through a text reader from the US, which returned dollar prices, and took a screenshot to confirm which tab is the default. Monthly is the default tab, and the euro view shows the same numbers with a euro sign.

Plan	Monthly billing	Quarterly billing	Yearly billing	Capacity
Core	$199 a month	$179 a month	$159 a month	500 credits a month, 3,000 contacts, 1 active campaign, 100 tracked creators
Pro	$299 a month	$269 a month	$239 a month	1,000 credits a month, 5,000 contacts, 5 active campaigns, 300 tracked creators
Enterprise	Request a demo	Request a demo	Request a demo	Custom credits, contacts, campaigns and tracked creators, plus API access

Source: favikon.com/pricing, read on 9 October 2026. A year on Core costs $2,388 paid monthly or $1,908 on the yearly plan. A year on Pro costs $3,588 monthly or $2,868 yearly. The yearly discount is 20%, which is real money, but it commits you for twelve months to a tool you have only tested for seven days.

What is the difference between Favikon Core and Pro?

Core covers search, rankings, lookalikes and email outreach for one live campaign. Pro doubles the credits, raises the contact cap to 5,000, allows five active campaigns and 300 tracked creators, and adds the features that matter for B2B work: job title and company filters, a Top Voice filter, a sponsored post filter, Radar for seeing which creators your competitors work with, social media DMs alongside email, a GA4 integration and priority support.

Pro also adds MCP access, which lets you plug Favikon's agent into Claude or ChatGPT. That is a genuine differentiator if your team already works inside an AI assistant. It is not a reason on its own to pay $100 more a month.

The quickest way to choose: if you will run more than one campaign at a time, you need Pro, because Core allows one active campaign. That single limit pushes more teams up a tier than the credit count does.

What are Favikon credits and how fast do you use them?

Credits are what Favikon meters. Searching is included, but opening and enriching creator profiles draws down your monthly allowance, which is 500 on Core and 1,000 on Pro. Favikon's help center says annual plans receive the full year of credits up front, so a yearly Core subscriber starts with 6,000 rather than drip-fed 500 a month.

That makes the plan decision a forecasting exercise. A brand vetting 30 creators for each of two campaigns a month, and enriching contact details for the ones it shortlists, can get through a few hundred credits without trying. Before you buy, ask Favikon in writing how many credits a profile view, a contact enrichment and a tracked post each cost on your plan, since review sites quote different allowances and the help center has changed. If your shortlist depends on reaching creators by email, you can also find and verify a creator's business email outside the platform rather than spending credits on every enrichment.

Is Favikon free?

No. Favikon has no free brand plan. Both Core and Pro start with a 7-day free trial, and the button on each card reads "Start a 7-day trial". Creators have a separate product with its own pricing page and a 14-day trial, which is where some of the confusion around Favikon's prices comes from: the creator subscription is a different, cheaper product aimed at people growing their own profile.

Favikon also offers free public rankings and a set of free calculators. Those are useful for a quick look at who leads a niche, but they are not the platform, and they do not include outreach or campaign tracking.

Why the prices on review sites are wrong

Three different sets of numbers show up when you search for Favikon pricing:

• Capterra lists Starter at €79 a month, Standard at €159 and Pro at a custom price.
• ToolRadar lists $79, $159 and $359 a month.
• Favikon's own blog says plans start from about $159 a month billed annually, which matches today's yearly Core price.

Only the last one agrees with the live page. The Starter and Standard names belong to an earlier lineup, and the $79 entry price is gone. This happens across the category: we found the same pattern with Heepsy and Afluencer, where review sites kept publishing a price ladder the vendor had retired. Always check the vendor's own page, and check the date on anything else.

Is Favikon worth it?

Favikon is worth it when your creators live on LinkedIn. It indexes nine networks, including LinkedIn, Substack, X and Twitch alongside Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and its job title, company and Top Voice filters are built for finding the founders, operators and practitioners that B2B audiences follow. Few influencer databases treat LinkedIn as a first-class channel, and that is the honest reason to pick Favikon over a consumer-focused tool. If you are marketing software to businesses, our page on SaaS influencer marketing covers how those programs are briefed and priced.

It is a weaker fit for a consumer brand paying micro creators a flat fee per post. Favikon's menu lists Payments and Contracts as "Soon", so paying creators still happens outside the platform today, and the credit meter charges you for evaluating creators you may never hire. A team that wants a matched shortlist of US creators, a brief, approval and payment in one place will find more of the job done for less elsewhere.

Favikon pricing compared with tools that publish a price

Tool	Published price	Checked at source	Best for
Favikon	$199 or $299 a month, or $159 and $239 a month billed yearly; Enterprise by quote	9 Oct 2026	B2B and LinkedIn creator discovery with outreach and tracking
Modash	$299 or $599 a month, or $199 and $499 a month billed yearly	6 Oct 2026	Consumer creator discovery database with outreach and payments
GRIN	Free, $200, $500 or $1,500 a month, plus a 20% to 5% fee on wallet deposits	20 Oct 2026	Creator management for ecommerce brands
Afluencer	$49 a month for the marketplace, then $649 or $1,049 a month	7 Oct 2026	Collab marketplace where creators apply to you
impact.com	From $30, $500 or $2,500 a month plus 2.5% of partner-driven sales and a setup fee	8 Oct 2026	Affiliate and partner programs at volume
MicroInfluencers	$49, $149 or $399 a month, or half that billed yearly	Our own price	AI-matched, engagement-verified US micro creators, FTC briefs, approvals and payments in one place

Every figure was read on the vendor's own site on the date shown. Modash is the closest like-for-like comparison, and our Modash pricing breakdown explains why its usage limits, not its seat count, decide the tier. For the full field, including vendors that publish no price at all, see the best influencer marketing platforms roundup.

What you will pay in year one on Favikon

1. Subscription. $1,908 on yearly Core, $2,868 on yearly Pro, or $2,388 and $3,588 paid monthly.
2. Creator fees. Favikon does not pay creators for you. US micro creators commonly quote $100 to $2,500 per post depending on platform and niche, and LinkedIn creators in B2B niches usually sit at the top of that range.
3. A payments tool. Until Favikon's payments module ships, you will need another way to pay and collect tax forms.
4. Tax paperwork. Collect a Form W-9 from each US creator you pay. The 2026 Form 1099-NEC instructions set the filing threshold at $2,000 paid to a nonemployee in the year.

What are the best Favikon alternatives?

For consumer creator discovery at a similar price, Modash. For gifting and ecommerce workflows, GRIN. For an inbound marketplace where creators apply, Afluencer. For self-serve software you can later hand to a managed team, Creator.co, whose Creator.co pricing defaults to the annual rate. For a matched, engagement-verified shortlist of US micro creators you pay a flat fee, with the brief, approvals and payments in one place, MicroInfluencers starts at $49 a month with no credit meter on how many profiles you view. If you mainly need a place to keep every creator conversation and deal organized, our influencer CRM page compares the tools built for that job.

Favikon pricing questions buyers ask

How much is Favikon per month?

Favikon Core is $199 a month and Pro is $299 a month on monthly billing, checked at favikon.com/pricing on 9 October 2026. Quarterly billing lowers that to $179 and $269, and yearly billing to $159 and $239 a month. Enterprise has no public price and is sold through a demo.

Does Favikon have a free trial?

Yes. Both Core and Pro start with a 7-day free trial for brands. Creators have a separate product with a 14-day trial. There is no permanent free plan for brands, so the trial is the only way to test the platform before paying.

Does Favikon have an API?

Yes, but only on Enterprise. The pricing page lists API access under the Enterprise plan, alongside custom data exports, a dedicated customer success manager and onboarding. Core and Pro do not include the API, though Pro includes MCP access for using Favikon's agent inside Claude or ChatGPT.

Is Favikon good for LinkedIn influencer marketing?

It is one of the better options for it. Favikon indexes LinkedIn alongside eight other networks and offers job title, company and Top Voice filters on Pro, which suit B2B creator searches. Most consumer influencer databases cover Instagram, TikTok and YouTube first and treat LinkedIn as an afterthought or skip it.

Can I pay creators through Favikon?

Not yet. Favikon's product menu lists Payments and Contracts with a "Soon" label as of 9 October 2026. Until it launches, plan to pay creators and collect W-9 forms through a separate tool or your accounts payable process.