Stormy handles the grind of influencer marketing end-to-end. You search for creators across nine platforms, fire off automated emails, negotiate deals through AI agents, and pay them through a built-in system that covers 179 countries. It scans over 10,000 profiles daily and uses natural language search so you can type something like "fitness YouTubers with 50k+ subs" instead of wrestling with filter menus.
The AI agents run nonstop. They send outreach emails, follow up, and negotiate pricing automatically. There's a price strike feature that protects your budget by shutting down negotiations if a creator quotes too high. Connect multiple Gmail accounts, set exclusion lists, and the system manages conversations across different inboxes. Once you strike a deal, automated contracts go out and creators sign digitally. The CreatorPay system then handles payments through bank transfers, crypto, PayPal, Venmo, CashApp, UPI, and over 100 local methods. It even manages 1099 compliance and tax filing for US creators.
Post tracking runs across all connected platforms. The free plan caps you at 50 tracked posts monthly. Starter bumps that to 2,000. Agent tier removes the limit entirely. You can pull creator data into a CRM, run background checks, verify IDs through KYC, and export everything as CSV files.
Does the automation actually work? The natural language search is quite helpful. AI negotiation sounds ambitious but comes with guardrails like price strike to prevent runaway budgets. The payment infrastructure is the standout here — supporting 179 countries and 100+ methods beats most alternatives. That said, you're trusting AI to handle sensitive conversations with creators. Some brands will want human oversight on those negotiations even if the tech handles it fine.
The free plan is pretty limited. You get 110 credits monthly, basic search with no expanded platform access, and just 50 post tracking slots. It's enough to test the interface but not to run actual campaigns. Starter at $240 quarterly — $80 monthly equivalent — lets you contact around 300 people with 2 mailboxes and 2,000 tracked posts. Agent at $510 quarterly ($170 monthly) scales to 3,000 people, five AI agents running simultaneously, five mailboxes, and unlimited post tracking. Both paid plans require quarterly billing upfront, which locks you in for three months.
The Starter plan's 100 results per search cap will frustrate you if you're casting a wide net. Two mailboxes might not be enough if you're running multiple campaigns or testing different outreach angles. The 300-person outreach limit feels tight for agencies managing several clients. Agent tier fixes most of this but runs over $500 every quarter.
This makes sense for marketing teams running consistent influencer campaigns at scale. If you're contacting dozens of creators monthly, negotiating rates, tracking deliverables, and managing payments across borders, Stormy consolidates what used to require three or four separate tools. The automation saves real hours. Agencies juggling multiple brands will find the Agent tier worthwhile. Small businesses testing influencer marketing for the first time should probably start with the free plan to understand the workflow, then decide if the quarterly commitment makes sense. Solo creators looking to hire other influencers might find it overkill. Stormy clearly targets people doing this work repeatedly, not occasionally.
