Campaign Tracking
Monitor creators across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, measure what each post earns, and get notified the moment something moves — in the dashboard or piped straight into your own stack.
Why it’s different
Add your creators and every post they publish is picked up automatically and scored — earned media value, engagement rate, reach and comment sentiment. No chasing analytics, no manual logging. Read it in the dashboard, or pipe the same structured data straight into your own stack.
A built campaign view your team can read at a glance — performance, creators and content, plus an editable AI report.
The same monitoring, delivered as structured events to your own notify endpoint — so mentions and metrics land where your team and your agents already work.
In the dashboard
Name a campaign, choose the hashtags, @mentions and keywords to follow, pick your platforms and dates, and add creators from saved lists, pasted handles or a CSV. New posts are picked up automatically, usually within about an hour.
One campaign, fully measured — content delivery, awareness, engagement and cost performance.
Every campaign rolls up into Overview, Creators and Content views, so you can see the whole picture or drill into a single post.
Add a budget and you also get Cost per Engagement, Cost per View and an EMV / Spend ratio.
Add an optional brief and the AI Report writes a narrative you can rework — summary, sentiment, top content, creator ranking and recommendations.
How it works
Set a name, platforms, date range and what to track — hashtags, mentions or keywords.
Pull from saved lists, paste @handles, or upload a CSV.
New posts are detected automatically and scored as they land.
Review the metrics and export an editable AI narrative.
Over the API
Subscribe to the creators you care about and receive structured events at your own notify endpoint — ready to route into Slack, a database, a report, or an AI agent. One subscription can span creators added by handle or pulled from your saved lists.
{
"creators": ["@maya.styles", "@theojruns"],
"events": ["new_post", "follower_threshold"],
"keywords": ["summer", "#ad"],
"notify_url": "https://app.acme.com/ic/hook"
}
# → event delivered to your endpoint:
{
"event": "new_post",
"creator": "@maya.styles",
"platform": "instagram",
"delivery": { "status": "sent", "retries": 0 }
}
Subscribe to any combination and handle them however you like.
Dashboard campaigns set up their monitoring for you under the hood — pause and resume follow the campaign. Prefer to wire it yourself? Standalone webhook subscriptions work directly over the API for any non-campaign use.
Full reference: Campaigns, Subscriptions and Events.
Is this for you?
Campaign Tracking fits whether you’re a brand measuring a launch, an agency reporting to clients, or a team wiring creator data into your own product.
FAQ
Once you add creators to a campaign, new publicly available posts they publish are picked up automatically across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube — usually within about an hour. You can track by hashtag, @mention or keyword, and there’s nothing for the creator to install or sign up for.
No. Creators post as they normally would. Tracking works from publicly available content, so there’s no creator sign-up, login or authentication required on their side.
Publicly available posts from the creators in your campaign on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Private accounts, content shared privately and posts that were never made public aren’t included — only what’s publicly accessible on each platform.
Earned media value, total and average engagement rate, views, estimated impressions and reach, likes and comments. Add a budget and you also get cost per engagement, cost per view and an EMV-to-spend ratio — all calculated for you, per post, per creator and per campaign.
Yes. Subscribe to the creators you care about and receive structured events at your own notify endpoint — new post, bio change, link-in-bio change and follower-threshold events. For new-post triggers you can narrow by keyword, hashtag, mention and post type. Deliveries retry automatically, and a delivery history records every event with its status, latency, retry count and payload. Everything is in the public API docs.
Yes. Each campaign generates an editable AI report — summary, sentiment, top content, creator ranking and recommendations — that exports to Google Docs or Word. It’s a draft you can rework, not a locked file.
Track creators, measure earned media value and get notified the moment something moves.