Virlia

Follower count is the laziest number in marketing.

It is easy to collect, easy to sort by, and tells you almost nothing about whether a creator will represent your brand well. Every tool in this category sorts by it anyway, because reading a number is cheap and watching a video is not.

Why this exists

Ask any marketer how they actually pick creators and the honest answer is that somebody watched a lot of videos. Not a dashboard, not an engagement rate filter. A person, scrolling, forming a judgement about whether this creator would be trusted holding their product.

That judgement is the valuable part, and it is the part every platform skipped, because until recently a machine could not watch a video and tell you the creator demonstrated on bare skin, named the active ingredients, and admitted the thing did not work for the first two weeks.

It can now. So the interesting question stopped being which metrics to filter on, and became what you would ask someone who had genuinely watched everything.

What we hold to

Show the evidence
Every score links to the video it came from. A number you cannot interrogate is a number you should not trust, including ours.
Never invent
Contact addresses are extracted, never guessed from a name pattern. If nothing was published, the field is blank. A plausible wrong email is worse than an empty one.
Judge context, not keywords
A dermatologist explaining a prescription drug is not unsafe content. Blocklists cannot tell those apart and quietly cost you the best creators in regulated categories.
No send button
Virlia drafts outreach and hands it to your Gmail. It has no ability to email anyone. Automated messages at scale are how creator inboxes got ruined.
Say what is missing
Where coverage is thin, the product says so. TikTok gives one cover frame where YouTube gives thirty six, and pretending otherwise would make every judgement suspect.

How to judge it

Do not take our word for any of this. The product produces judgements you can check, one video at a time, with the frames that produced them sitting right there.

The clearest test so far: on a barrier repair brief, a 21,300 follower pharmacist outranked a 3.57 million subscriber channel on brand fit. The reasons are visible in the frames. No tool that sorts by reach produces that ordering, and once you see why, the ordering is obvious.

Every score links to the video it came from, so you can disagree with us on the evidence rather than on a number. Bring a brief you actually care about. Your first three reports are free and we do not ask for a card to run them.

Bring a brief you actually care about.