Modash vs Passionfroot Comparison 2026
Modash is a search tool for brands and agencies hunting for creators to sponsor: filter by where an audience lives and how old it is, from $199 a month for 150 revealed emails and 3,000 creators of discovery. Passionfroot sits on the other side of that same transaction: a free booking page where a creator lists rates and lets a sponsor pick a slot and pay, earning only when it introduces the deal itself, 2 percent on deals you bring yourself or 15 percent on ones from its partner network. These are not two options for the same buyer. Modash's own listing says a creator looking for brand deals should be looking at Passionfroot instead.
At a glance
- Only Passionfroot has a free tier.
Side by side
Modash | Passionfroot | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | From $199 | Free |
| Pricing model (they differ) | Free trial, then paid | Free |
| Free tier (they differ) | No | Yes |
| Billing (they differ) | Monthly or annual | Usage-based |
| Free trial | 14 days | Not stated |
| API | Yes |
Modash
Influencer search with audience data
Modash searches Instagram, YouTube and TikTok creators by audience rather than by follower count, so a brand can filter on where the followers live and how old they are before paying anybody. Campaign tracking and payouts run through the same tool. It is priced for brands and agencies, and a creator is the product here rather than the customer.
Only on this side
- Covers ugc & creator marketplaces
- Works with Instagram
- Works with TikTok
Passionfroot
A booking page for brand deals and pricing
Passionfroot gives sponsors a page where they can see your rates, pick a slot and pay, instead of a fortnight of email. Invoicing and briefs are handled. It costs a creator nothing to use, and earns from a percentage of the deals it introduces.
Our note
Worth setting up while it costs nothing, since the booking page is useful even if you never touch the partner network. Weigh the 15 percent against what finding that sponsor yourself would have taken, and remember it applies for as long as the relationship does.
Why people weigh these two
- Passionfroot instead of Modash
- Passionfroot is built for the creator's side of a brand deal, a free booking page listing rates, not the brand's side of searching for creators the way Modash is.
- Modash instead of Passionfroot
- Modash searches creators using audience data for the brand doing the hiring, a $199 trial tool for finding sponsorship targets rather than Passionfroot's free page for managing the inbound requests you already have.
Which one should you pick
Pick Modash only if you are the brand or agency doing the sponsoring, not the creator being sponsored: it is priced at $199 a month and up specifically for searching creators by audience data, with no free tier and no reason for a creator to be the one paying for it.
Pick Passionfroot if you are the creator with enough inbound sponsor interest to need a queue rather than a string of emails. It costs nothing to set up, and a sponsor books straight off a page showing your rates and open slots. The fee only applies when Passionfroot actually introduces the deal, 15 percent including payment processing, against 2 percent on a deal you found yourself; below a real trickle of inbound interest, it is a page nobody visits rather than money saved.
Common questions
- Should a creator sign up for Modash instead of Passionfroot?
- No. Modash is built for brands and agencies searching for creators to sponsor, starting at $199 a month, and its own listing sends creators looking for deals to Passionfroot instead. A creator is the one being found on Modash, not the customer paying for it.
- Does Passionfroot cost anything for a creator to use?
- No upfront cost at all. The software is free, and Passionfroot only earns when it introduces a sponsor itself, 15 percent including payment fees. A deal you find on your own only carries a 2 percent transaction fee, paid by the brand.
- How does a brand actually find a creator through Modash?
- By filtering on audience data rather than follower count: where followers live, how old they are, what else they follow. That is the $199-a-month starting plan's core feature, alongside discovery of up to 3,000 creators and 150 revealed emails a month.
- Does Passionfroot help a creator find new sponsors, or only manage existing ones?
- Mainly the latter: it organizes inbound demand rather than creating it, so it works best once sponsor interest already exists. Its optional partner network can introduce brands for a 15 percent fee, but the booking page itself needs existing interest to be worth setting up.
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