Engaged audience: Engaged audience refers to Instagram followers who interact with posts by liking or commenting.

Average likes: The average amount of likes an influencer gets on an Instagram post. This average is calculated from posts made in the last 90 days.

Average comments: The average amount of comments an influencer gets on an Instagram post. This average is calculated from posts made in the last 90 days.

Engagement rate: The engagement rate is calculated by average Instagram engagement (average likes + average comments) divided by the number of followers. This number multiplies with 100% turns into a percentage (2%, 5%, etc.)

For TikTok it's calculated by (average likes + average comments) divided by the number of post.

Suggested price: Upfluence calculates this suggested number based on the influencer’s following size, engagement rate, the country where the influencer is based, Upfluence historical data, and machine learning. Please note that this number acts as a suggestion to guide your negotiation process, and is not a definite number provided by the influencers.

Cost per Engagement (CPE): Cost per engagement is calculated by Suggested Price divided by average engagement (average likes + average comments).

Brand mentions: This refers to when an influencer mentions a brand in their Instagram post, by tagging the brand’s handle in the caption.

Brand mentions’ aaturation rate: Number of brand mentions overall posts made by the influencer, expressed in a percentage.

Brand mentions’ post effectiveness: Effectiveness of a sponsored post compared to a non-sponsored post, in terms of average engagement rate. Note: 100% Effectiveness means that the sponsored post performs similarly to a non-sponsored post.

Estimated impressions: The number of times that content has appeared on people’s feeds.

Estimated reach: The number of unique people who see the influencers' content.

Impression vs. Reach: Oftentimes, the number of estimated impressions is higher than the number of estimated reach, simply because one person might see a piece of content more than once. For example, if the content has been shown on 10 people’s feeds twice, the reach would be 10, and impressions would be 20.

Cost Per Mille (CPM): This number indicates the price marketers pay for a thousand impressions on a digital advertisement. The CPM formula is calculated by the Total amount spent divided by total impressions, times 1,000. For example, if you spend $200 on a website ad, and the ad is projected to have 10,000 impressions, your CPM would be (200/10,000)x1,000 = $20. Note: Upfluence uses the industry standard $6.5 per 1000 impressions, however, this number can vary based on platform, time of the year, and many other factors.

Estimated Media Value (EMV): Is directly related to the CPM of your campaign, which estimates the dollar value of your campaign. This number is calculated by CPM x the total estimated impressions, divided by 1,000. For example, if your CPM is set to $6.5, and your campaign generated 1,000,000 impressions, your EMV is calculated as follow: (6.5 x 1,000,000)/1,000 = $6,500.

Confidence real: Depending on the sample size of the engaged audience Upfluence analyzes, the software can identify the influencer’s realness in three levels: High for larger sample size, medium, and low for small sample size.

YouTube views: We count YouTube views exactly the same way as YouTube. YouTube counts one view after 30 seconds of playback or more.
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Min. followers/fans/subscribers growth rate:

This filter compares the growth of followers, fans, or subscribers over the last 90 days with the previous 90-day period. A 100% growth rate indicates that the number of followers has doubled during this time. By default, search results don't show creators based on growth rate, but applying this filter will display creators who meet the minimum growth rate specified.
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Min. avg engagement:

You can set a minimum average engagement level. This represent the sum of all engagements over 90 days divided by the number of posts over the time period.

Additionally, you can choose to view engagement as a percentage, representing the ratio of engagement to the creator's total community size.
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Min. engagement growth:

This filter compares engagement over the last 90 days with the previous 90 to 180 days. A 100% engagement growth rate indicates that the engagement has doubled between this time period.