NoxInfluencer Skills connects ChatGPT and Claude to creator search
If influencer marketing is part of your acquisition mix, the manual work is the bottleneck. NoxInfluencer just shipped a product called Skills that plugs directly into ChatGPT, Claude, and OpenClaw to automate the time-heavy parts of the workflow.
What It Does
Skills gives your AI assistant access to NoxInfluencer’s database of over 10 million creator profiles across three platforms. From a natural language prompt, your assistant can discover creators, analyze audiences, send personalized outreach at scale, and handle price negotiations within guardrails you define.
The platform claims creator discovery drops from 3 to 5 days of manual searching to 30 seconds. It also claims 55 percent of campaign time normally goes to negotiations, which the AI can handle once you set budget limits.
Setup and Pricing
NoxInfluencer says setup takes under five minutes with no coding required. The product is available on GitHub, Skills.sh, and Clawhub. A free tier exists with 200 credits, no credit card required.
Paid tiers break down as follows:
- Starter: $49 for one month
- Pro (most popular): $129 for three months
- Business: $469 for one year
One note on data quality: NoxInfluencer states that some predicted metrics may carry a 10 to 20 percent deviation from real numbers, since the database is built from a mix of influencer-authorized data, third-party data, and machine learning estimates. Worth keeping in mind before you build automated outreach on top of it.
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