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Stack Influence
👤 Laurent Vincent (Team of eComm operators who ran influencer campaigns themselves. Six years later what they own is supply: 340k vetted US creators.)🌐 site𝕏
A creator buys the product, posts, gets reimbursed. The brand gets a real sale, and the rank lift it brings.
Will it work? · our read
Rank, not reach. Almost none of it recurs. Brands buy campaigns, not seats: about $24K of roughly $700K a month is MRR, so every quarter restarts near zero.
01How the money moves
Brand loads a product campaign
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Creator buys it, posts, is repaid via PayPal
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Brand pays about $30 per completed post
02The numbers
$10.7MEstimategross billings 12mo (Stripe)
2026-07-17source:
$10,661,152 Stripe-verified, 12 months to 17 Jul 2026
All three are the company's own published figures. TrustMRR
About $700K a month in brand billings, but only about $24K of it recurring.
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TrustMRR profile - Stripe-verified, live key, synced 17 Jul 2026: $10,661,152 in 12 months, $25,945,798 all time, merchant of record: No.Company about page - 340k vetted creators, 32 team members, $14m+ paid to Stack Influencers.Pricing page - "We only charge $30 on average when an influencer completes a social post", plus its rival comparison table.Creator FAQ - creators place the order themselves, are repaid via PayPal, and must reside in the USA.Amazon solutions - "kick-start your rank with a flood of external traffic sales".
The $10.7M is Stripe charge volume on a live founder-connected key (TrustMRR, synced 17 Jul 2026), not audited accounts, so it is billings rather than net revenue. Stack Influence repays creators by PayPal, and its own site claims $14m+ paid to creators against $25,945,798 billed all time, so what it keeps is materially less than what it charges; no page we opened splits fee from reimbursement. The MRR and 30-day figures come from the same feed. Founder name is TrustMRR's self-claimed profile field; the company site names nobody, and we could not verify funding history (Crunchbase returned 403), so we make no bootstrapped claim. No founder drama is documented: the key move is our reading of two first-party pages, not a story anyone told. We never score you.