Influencer vetting tool that answers two questions: Are they fake? Did they convert?

The campaign looked perfect on paper. 500K followers. Strong engagement. Aesthetic that matched the brand. The marketing manager signed the $15K deal, shipped the product, waited for the sales spike. It never came. Two weeks later she's in the data. 40% of those followers were bots. The comments were pods. The engagement was manufactured. Fifteen thousand dollars for a photo that reached almost nobody real. Prove It answers the two questions that matter. Before: fraud scores, engagement audits, audience authenticity. After: conversion tracking through Shopify, Facebook Ads, Google Analytics. One dashboard. Full picture. Brands spent $30 billion on influencers last year. 36% of accounts flagged for fraud. The existing tools solve half the problem. Fraud detection catches fakes before you sign but says nothing about who actually converted. ROI tracking shows results but only after you've already paid. Brands bounce between platforms, stitching together data that never connects. Pay first, pray second. $99/month for Campaign Lite: fraud detection plus basic attribution. $299-499/month for Campaign Pro: deep vetting, multi-platform tracking, detailed conversion reporting. Target mid-sized DTC brands spending $10K-100K monthly on creators. Big enough to need data. Small enough that one bad campaign stings. Start with fraud detection using existing APIs. Layer conversion tracking through platform integrations. Find 10 brands already burned. They're in ecommerce Slack channels venting about wasted spend. They're asking on Twitter how to vet creators without getting scammed. Show them the dashboard that would have saved their last campaign. Vet before. Prove after. One tool.

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