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Enter a creator's follower count, per-post averages and niche, and get an instant flat-fee estimate for one sponsored post — plus the engagement rating the estimate is built on.

Enter a follower count and the creator's per-post averages — a flat-fee range for one sponsored post appears here, with the engagement rating it is based on.

What a sponsored post costs by audience size

Median flat fee per post by follower band. A published rate card, not a reading of anyone's private transaction data.

Follower tierMedian fee per postWhat sets the price inside the band
Under 2,000 followers€80Median engagement 3.1%. Engagement above 8% pulls the fee up; below 5% pulls it down.
2,000 – 5,000 followers€100Median engagement 2.8%. Engagement above 6% pulls the fee up; below 4% pulls it down.
5,000 – 20,000 followers€160Median engagement 2.6%. Engagement above 4% pulls the fee up; below 2.5% pulls it down.
20,000 – 50,000 followers€320Median engagement 2.1%. Engagement above 2.5% pulls the fee up; below 1.5% pulls it down.
50,000+ followers€420Median engagement 1.8%. Engagement above 1.5% pulls the fee up; below 0.8% pulls it down.

These are this project's own figures, derived from the marketplace data shipped in this repository — not naano.com transaction data.

How the estimate is built

Engagement quality

engagement rate / midpoint of the healthy range for the band

Clamped between 0.6x and 1.6x so one exceptional month cannot triple a rate card. A creator sitting exactly on the benchmark scores 1.0 and gets the band median.

Fee per post

band median x engagement quality x niche multiplier

The niche multiplier reflects what B2B buyers in this dataset pay for access to that audience: DevTools and Fintech readers cost more to reach than a general B2B audience of the same size.

Frequently asked questions.

How is the estimate calculated?

It starts from the median flat fee actually listed by creators in this build's marketplace for the follower band you entered, then moves within a 0.6x–1.6x collar depending on how the creator's engagement rate compares to the healthy range for that band, and applies a demand multiplier for the niche.

Why does engagement move the price more than follower count?

Because follower count is the easiest number to grow and the least predictive of a click. Two creators at 10,000 followers with a 3x gap in engagement deliver very different results from the same post, and buyers who track clicks price that gap.

Should a creator charge the top of the range?

Charge the top when the audience is narrow and the buyer is exactly your reader. Charge the bottom when the fit is loose. A flat fee published upfront closes faster than a fee that has to be negotiated every time.

Is this what brands actually pay?

It is what this project's dataset shows. Real prices vary with usage rights, turnaround, exclusivity and whether the brief includes a video. Treat the range as the opening position, not the invoice.

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