Creator Privacy Notice

Effective Date: June 17, 2026

This notice is for social media creators — if your public profile appears in the Influencers Club database, this page explains what information we hold about you, where it comes from, why we have it, and how to have it removed. It supplements our Privacy Policy and is provided in accordance with Article 14 of the GDPR.

The short version: your profile is built from information that is publicly available, plus clearly-labeled statistical estimates we derive from it. We use it to help brands discover and partner with creators like you. If you want out, email privacy@influencers.club (or use the removal form below) and your profile will be removed — no reason needed, free of charge, at most within 30 days and usually much faster.

Who is responsible for your data

Influencers Club DOO, Franklin Rusvelt 43A, Skopje, North Macedonia, is the data controller of the creator database. Its EU representative under Article 27 GDPR is OneMore InfluencersClub OÜ (Estonia). Contact for everything in this notice: privacy@influencers.club.

What information we hold about you

Your profile in our database may include:

Public profile information — your username/handle, display name, public profile picture, public bio, language, the country or city you list publicly, and links you have published;
Public content metadata — follower counts, engagement metrics, the topics you post about, and posting activity;
Contact information you have made publicly available, or that we obtain from third-party partners who offer publicly available data;
Statistical estimates generated by our models — such as the estimated age groups, gender split, and geography of your audience, your topical categories, and estimated engagement quality. These are clearly-labeled estimates, not facts you provided.

We do not hold your passwords or private messages, and we do not collect anything from behind a login or password wall. We do not process special categories of data (such as ethnicity, health, or political views) and we do not make automated decisions about you that have legal or similarly significant effects.

Where it comes from

We collect and analyze publicly available information from the public internet — public web pages, search engines such as Google, and other open sources — and we obtain data from third-party partners who offer publicly available data. Audience statistics are produced by analyzing publicly available engagement on your content (for example, the history of public commenters and other engagers) and using statistical models to estimate what your audience looks like.

Why we hold it, and the legal basis

We operate a discovery service that helps brands and agencies find creators to partner with — sponsorships, collaborations, and campaigns. For most creators this means commercial opportunities. Our legal basis is legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR): the data is already public, it is used to facilitate business opportunities for creators, and you have an unconditional right to object and be removed at any time. We have documented an assessment balancing our interests (and our customers’ and creators’ interests) against your rights and freedoms.

Because we collect this information from public sources rather than from you directly, and because of the very large number of creators in the database, notifying every creator individually would involve a disproportionate effort. We therefore rely on Article 14(5)(b) GDPR (Recital 62) and provide this information publicly through this notice instead, alongside the safeguards described here — above all, the free and unconditional removal process below.

Who sees it

Business customers of Influencers Club access creator profiles through our platform and API to identify and contact creators for legitimate business purposes. Customers are contractually required to comply with data protection and marketing laws when they contact you, and are prohibited from using creator data for employment, credit, or insurance screening, or from reselling raw creator data.

How long we keep it

Your profile stays in the database while your source account remains public, and is refreshed on a regular cadence. If you delete your account on the source platform, your profile is removed from customer-facing systems within 30 days of our systems detecting it. If you ask us to remove you, we act without undue delay — at most within 30 days.

Your rights

You have all the rights the GDPR gives you: access (a copy of what we hold about you), rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and the right to object to processing based on legitimate interest — which, for removal requests, we treat as absolute: we do not weigh it, we just remove you. You can also complain to your data protection authority (list here), though we would appreciate the chance to resolve things first.

How to be removed (or ask anything)

Email privacy@influencers.club with:

The profile link(s) or handle(s) you want removed, and
Something that lets us confirm you control the profile — for example, sending the email from an address publicly linked to the profile, or referencing a public post we can check.

We will acknowledge your request promptly and complete removal without undue delay — at most within 30 days, and usually much faster. Your profile will no longer be available to customers, we will instruct customers who received your data through our service to honor the removal, and we will keep only a minimal suppression record (a hashed identifier) so your profile is not re-added by our systems.

Questions

Anything unclear, or want a copy of the data we hold about you? Email privacy@influencers.club — we answer access and removal requests within one month at the latest.