NoxInfluencer
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Overview
NoxInfluencer is a tool for working with bloggers: finding authors, breaking down their data and running campaigns. This is how it describes itself: "Discover YouTube, TikTok and Instagram influencers, analyze creator data, manage campaigns and grow brand partnerships with NoxInfluencer's all-in-one influencer marketing platform" (homepage). That self-description is the tool's own claim about itself, not an independent assessment.
The interface language is not stated in the markup: we checked both the lang attribute and the hreflang links (homepage). That is, which languages the interface works in does not follow from the markup; no conclusion of monolingualism can be drawn from that.
Which platforms it works with
Four platforms are named, but they work differently, and the difference between the two lists on one and the same homepage is significant.
Finding bloggers: three platforms. The switches in the search form on the homepage give YouTube, TikTok and Instagram (the tool's own spelling — "Youtube, Tiktok, Instagram"), homepage.
Rankings and analytics: four. The "Influencer Ranking" section in the footer of the same page adds Twitch: YouTube Subscriber Rank and Growth Rank, TikTok Follower Rank and Engagement Rank, Instagram Follower Rank and Engagement Rank, Twitch Follower Rank and Category Rank (homepage).
The discrepancy is direct: Twitch is present only in the rankings, it is not in the blogger search form. If Twitch is your main platform, authors on it cannot be found with the search instrument; only the ranking lists are available.
How you earn with it
An affiliate programme is indicated, but its terms cannot be read from outside.
The homepage has an "Affiliate Partner" item (homepage), but it leads not to a description of the programme but to a contact form at /contact. The presence of the menu item is confirmed; the presence of published terms is not.
The /affiliate* sections themselves are closed off in robots.txt by the directive Disallow: /affiliate (robots.txt) and were not read. Circumventing the prohibition is not allowed, so the size of the commission remains unverified: not "absent" but precisely unavailable for checking.
What it will not do
Finding bloggers on Twitch by means of the search instrument will not work, judging by the form on the homepage — Twitch is present only in the rankings.
Learning the terms of the affiliate programme from the outside will not work either: the pages are closed off in robots.txt, and the menu item leads to a contact form. Neither the rate, nor the threshold, nor the lifetime of the click tag is anywhere in the public sources.
The sources we checked name no pricing tiers, no boundaries for a free tier and no limits of any kind — which is why this deep dive has no sections on pricing, on the free tier or on restrictions.
The markup declares no language versions at all, including the one the page is served in.
Verified data
The checked data this deep dive rests on.
About the platform
the platform describes itself as follows: «Discover YouTube, TikTok and Instagram influencers, analyze creator data, manage campaigns and grow brand partnerships with NoxInfluencer’s all-in-one influencer marketing platform.»
Self-description: this is the platform's claim about itself, not an independent assessment
source, checked 2026-07-28
Platforms
Youtube, Tiktok, Instagram
The platform switches in the influencer search form on the home page
source, checked 2026-07-28
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitch
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source, checked 2026-07-28
How the money works here
Affiliate programme. the home page has an Affiliate Partner item leading to the contact form /contact
the /affiliate* pages are closed in robots.txt (Disallow: /affiliate) and were not read
source, checked 2026-08-04
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