Archive or viral.app? Find the creators already posting about you, or pay new ones on views.
Archive captures the posts, Stories and untagged videos made about your brand on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, and reports them in earned media value. viral.app tracks the creators you pay on five platforms and pays them on the views each post earns.
Companies from startups to enterprise choose viral.app
Mike SchneiderCo-Founder · · 11 min read
The short version: pick Archive if creators already post about you, for free or for a gift, and you need to find, measure and reuse those posts. Pick viral.app if you pay creators to post and want their pay to follow their views, which Archive doesn't calculate.
Cheapest public paid plan
$260 vs $99
Archive Starter on its Shopify App Store listing, 60 captured posts a month, against viral.app Pro.
Platforms tracked
3 vs 5
Archive covers Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. viral.app adds Facebook and Snapchat.
Paying creators for posts
Partly vs built in
Archive can add a cash reward to a usage-rights request. viral.app pays on views in 180+ countries, with its 3% fee on your side.
We make viral.app, so read this with that in mind. Every Archive fact below comes from Archive's own site, help center, terms, blog and Shopify App Store listing, checked on October 1, 2026, with links at the end. Where Archive doesn't say something publicly, we write "Not public"; where its pages disagree, we show both.
This page is about Archive at archive.com, not the Internet Archive. Are you a creator? Archive has no creator sign-up; for paid UGC work in any country, join the Canvas UGC marketplace.
At a glance
Who wins each job
ArchiveJobs won by Archive
5
TieTies
1
viral.appJobs won by viral.app
5
Each of these 12 jobs goes to the tool that does it better, or is a tie when both do it about as well. Where they work differently, the better pick depends on your program.
Finding posts creators already made about you: Archive does this better.
Archive
Tags, mentions, hashtags and Stories captured around the clock, plus Radar for untagged posts on Growth and Enterprise.
Archive
Paying creators to post: viral.app does this better.
viral.app
Base pay, CPM tiers, bonuses and caps, through a merchant of record. Archive's only payment is a reward on a usage-rights request.
viral.app
Counting the views you pay on: viral.app does this better.
viral.app
viral.app refreshes every post under 60 days old at each scheduled sync; Archive spaces checks out and stops once a post goes quiet.
viral.app
An AI agent that vets creators: Archive does this better.
Archive
Archie reads each candidate's recent posts in Slack and returns a shortlist with reasons. viral.app has no agent like it.
Archive
Instagram Stories and photo posts: Archive does this better.
Archive
Archive captures Stories and Feed posts. On Instagram, viral.app tracks Reels only.
Archive
Usage rights and ad codes: Archive does this better.
Archive
Request rights, Spark codes and partnership ad codes by DM; on Instagram, creators approve with one tap.
Archive
Launching creator videos as ads: viral.app does this better.
viral.app
Create Ad turns any tracked post into a TikTok Spark Ad or an Instagram or Facebook partnership ad on your own ad account. Archive collects the codes; you launch in Ads Manager.
viral.app
Benchmarking competitors: Archive does this better.
Archive
Competitor Insights compares other brands' creator programs by EMV, and Deep Research writes reports on them.
Archive
Platforms: viral.app does this better.
viral.app
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and Snapchat. Archive covers the first three.
viral.app
Finding creators you haven't met: they work differently.
Different
Archive searches 10M+ public profiles and you reach out. On viral.app you post a job and creators apply.
Different
Prices you can check before a call: viral.app does this better.
viral.app
Plans from $99 with a 7‑day trial. Archive shows current prices only in its app or on a demo.
viral.app
API, webhooks and MCP: a tie.
Tie
Both MCP servers read and write. Archive includes all three on every current plan; viral.app on Ultra and Scale.
Tie
Creators already posting, or creators you pay to post
Archive's own comparison with Insense frames the choice: commission new content through a creator marketplace, or capture the organic UGC your community already produces. Archive is built for the second. Social Tip sits between the two: it pays your own customers a cash reward for each post about a purchase. Archive's help center says it isn't a marketplace and that deals happen outside it. viral.app covers the first, with pay tied to each post's views instead of a fee per piece.
AArchive
In Archive: Archive's campaign view ends with who posted and what it was worth: reach, impressions, engagements and EMV per creator, and 20 of 32 creators still marked Not Posted.
In viral.app: viral.app ends with what each creator is owed: base pay per video by platform plus pay on each post's views, with caps, before you approve it.
Who Archive is great for
Archive started in 2021 and says more than 1,000 brands run on it, including DoorDash, Pinterest and L'Oréal. It fits best when:
Your community already posts about you
Tags, mentions and hashtags on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, Stories caught around the clock, and Radar for posts that only show your product.
You gift and seed products
Creator Monitoring captures everything a listed creator posts, Stories included, back to a past start date, and shows who hasn't posted yet.
You want AI to read the videos
Archie vets creators in Slack, Deep Research writes reports from posts, and AI Filters tag content by your own rules.
It also requests usage rights and ad codes by DM, benchmarks other brands' creator programs, and puts shoppable UGC on a Shopify store. If you want every post about your brand, who made it and its earned media value, Archive does that well. If you'd rather search creators by their audience and pitch them by email, our Modash comparison covers that model.
What Archive costs
Archive's pricing link opens its demo booking page. Its help center lists the current plans, Startup, Growth and Enterprise, metered by posts captured a month plus credits for AI actions, and sends you to the in-app billing page for prices. The only public price list is Archive's Shopify App Store listing, which still sells the older Starter and Pro plans its help center calls legacy.
Credits pay for AI and enrichment. Extra credits cost $500 for 21,000, $1,250 for 105,000 or $2,500 for 420,000, which sets the dollar range below.
Posts past your monthly limit are still captured but stay hidden until you upgrade or buy a separate post pack. On trials, Archive's pages disagree: its Shopify listing has a free plan and a 3-day trial, while its Archive vs. Modash post says Archive has no free trial and offers demos. Direct contracts run on an order form that renews for the same term unless either side gives written notice 30 days before it ends, and fees aren't refundable (terms, sections 4.1 and 4.2).
Matched by price, the two listing plans compare like this. As legacy plans, they lack the API and MCP server every current plan includes.
Shaded side has the edge
Tie
Different: depends on your program
Around $260 to $299 a monthAArchiveStarter, Shopify listing$260Ahead on 3 linesviral.appUltra$299Ahead on 4 linesvs1 line depends on your program1 differs
Archive Starter, Shopify listingviral.app Ultra
Billed yearly
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: $180 / month
viral.app Ultra: $239 / month
Edge: Archive
What the plan covers
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: 60 captured posts a month from up to 2 brand accounts
viral.app Ultra: 50 creators in Creator Hub, 5,000 tracked videos
Different, depends on your program
Posts that tag you
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: Captured on Instagram and TikTok
viral.app Ultra: Not offered
Edge: Archive
Campaigns and reports
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: Not on Starter; Pro adds them
viral.app Ultra: Included
Edge: viral.app
Usage rights
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: Request by DM
viral.app Ultra: Not built in
Edge: Archive
Paying creators
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: Rewards on usage-rights requests
viral.app Ultra: Pay on views; 3% on payouts, paid by you
Edge: viral.app
API and MCP
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: Not on this legacy plan; every current plan has both
viral.app Ultra: Included
Edge: viral.app
Free trial
Archive Starter, Shopify listing: 3 days
viral.app Ultra: 7 days
Edge: viral.app
Around $500 to $860 a monthAArchivePro, Shopify listing$858Ahead on 2 linesviral.appScale$499Ahead on 3 linesvs1 tie, 1 line depends on your program1 tie1 differs
Archive Pro, Shopify listingviral.app Scale
Billed yearly
Archive Pro, Shopify listing: $594 / month
viral.app Scale: $399 / month
Edge: viral.app
What the plan covers
Archive Pro, Shopify listing: 250 captured posts a month from up to 5 brand accounts
viral.app Scale: 500 creators in Creator Hub, 20,000 tracked videos
Different, depends on your program
Posts that tag you
Archive Pro, Shopify listing: Captured on Instagram and TikTok
viral.app Scale: Not offered
Edge: Archive
Campaigns and reports
Archive Pro, Shopify listing: Included
viral.app Scale: Included
Tie
Usage rights
Archive Pro, Shopify listing: Request by DM
viral.app Scale: Not built in
Edge: Archive
Paying creators
Archive Pro, Shopify listing: Rewards on usage-rights requests
viral.app Scale: Pay on views; 3% on payouts, paid by you
Edge: viral.app
API and MCP
Archive Pro, Shopify listing: Not on this legacy plan; every current plan has both
viral.app Scale: Included
Edge: viral.app
viral.app starts at Pro, $99 a month ($79 yearly) for 10 creators and 1,000 tracked videos, and Enterprise is custom. There's no cost calculator here: Archive meters captured posts and credits, viral.app meters creators and tracked videos, and Archive's current prices aren't public, so any total would be a guess.
Which one should you pick?
Choose Archive if…
Your community and gifted creators already post about you, and you want every post, Story and untagged mention found.
You report in earned media value and benchmark your creator program against competitors.
You want an AI agent to vet creators in Slack, and you run outreach and deals yourself.
Our product
Choose viral.app if…
You pay creators to post: base pay, CPM tiers, bonuses and caps, tested on real videos first.
You need the views you pay on refreshed on a schedule, on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and Snapchat.
You hire creators who apply to your jobs and pay them through a merchant of record in 180+ countries.
Thirty rows in five groups. "Yes" means the product does it, "Partly" means it covers part of the job, and "Not public" means we couldn't find it on Archive's public pages.
Plain fact
Not public
No
Partly
Yes
5 groups · 30 rows
Archive
viral.app
At a glance · one mark per row, in table order
Every difference between Archive and viral.app, by group
What you need
Archive
viral.app
01What each is built aroundWhere the two differ most
What plans are priced on
Archive
Posts captured a month (500, 2,500 or 10,000 on current plans) plus credits for AI actions.
viral.app
Active creators, tracked videos and seats: 10, 50 or 500 creators by plan.
Posts that tag or mention your brand
ArchiveYes
Captured from @mentions and tracked hashtags on Instagram and TikTok, Stories that mention you, and YouTube search terms and channels.
viral.appNo
Not offered. viral.app tracks the accounts you add; tag rules can sort their videos by hashtag or caption.
Paying creators for posts
ArchivePartly
A cash reward on a usage-rights request, claimed through Tremendous, per an Academy video. Otherwise its help center says deals happen outside Archive.
viral.appYes
Base pay per video by platform, fixed salary, CPM tiers and milestone bonuses, paid through a merchant of record in 180+ countries.
Creator marketplace
ArchiveNo
Not offered. Its help center says creators can't sign up.
viral.appYes
Canvas UGC marketplace: post a job, creators apply with portfolio, accounts, languages and location.
Track creators without them signing up
ArchiveYes
Creator Monitoring captures everything a listed creator posts, Stories included, checking up to every 12 hours, with backfill to a past start date.
viral.appYes
Any public account from a URL; each account's videos count toward your plan's tracked-video limit. Creators don't need an account, even to be paid.
Who contracts the creator
Archive
You, outside Archive.
viral.app
You, directly. Creators met on the Canvas UGC marketplace must be paid through viral.app for 24 months, or you owe at least EUR 1,000 per deal; creators you bring never are.
Where data is hosted
ArchiveNot public
Not stated. Its privacy policy uses standard contractual clauses where a country has no adequacy decision.
viral.appYes
Built in Germany, under GDPR; databases on Hetzner in Germany and Finland, the web app on Vercel.
Folded rows: Creator marketplace; Track creators without them signing up; Who contracts the creator; Where data is hosted.
02Tracking and counting viewsArchive listens wider; viral.app counts views for pay
Platforms
ArchivePartly
Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Its pages don't cover Facebook or Snapchat.
viral.appYes
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and Snapchat.
Instagram Stories and photo posts
ArchiveYes
Stories that mention you, or from creators in a Creator Monitoring campaign, and Feed photos and carousels. Their views are estimates.
viral.appNo
Not tracked. On Instagram, viral.app tracks Reels; Stories, carousels and other Feed posts return no public play counts.
How often numbers refresh
ArchivePartly
Often at first, then spaced out and stopped once a post goes quiet; posts found more than 7 days after posting aren't refreshed on their own; YouTube weekly. One post can be refreshed free every 5 days, which restarts its checks; bulk refresh costs 5 credits a post.
viral.appYes
Every 24 or 12 hours by plan, custom times on Scale, up to every hour on Enterprise, and any account or video on demand for 3 credits per video.
Posts that don't tag you
ArchiveYes
Radar spots your logo or product in Instagram and TikTok posts from monitored creators with 50,000+ followers, on Growth and Enterprise. Archive calls it a discovery layer, not a catch-all.
viral.appPartly
Every post on an account you track counts, tagged or not. There's no logo or product detection.
Instagram views on reels shared to Facebook
ArchivePartly
One help article says Archive reads Instagram-only views and that about 2.5% of Reels get significant Facebook views; another says it uses the combined total above 100,000 plays.
viral.appYes
Instagram-only counts, so Facebook views don't inflate the number or the pay.
Volume limits
Archive
500, 2,500 or 10,000 new posts a month; posts past the limit are kept but hidden. Campaigns hold up to 10,000 creators and 10,000 posts.
viral.app
1,000, 5,000 or 20,000 tracked videos by plan.
Earned media value
ArchiveYes
EMV per post, creator, campaign and competitor brand, from its own model.
viral.appNo
Not offered. viral.app reports views and engagement, with app revenue from RevenueCat.
Competitor tracking
ArchiveYes
Competitor Insights ranks other brands' creator programs by EMV, top posts and top creators, from a brand list shared across customers.
viral.appYes
Mark any tracked account as a competitor and see its top videos next to your own.
Folded rows: Posts that don't tag you; Instagram views on reels shared to Facebook; Volume limits; Earned media value; Competitor tracking.
03Finding creatorsArchive searches and vets; on viral.app creators apply
Search all public creators
ArchiveYes
Creator Search across 10M+ Instagram and TikTok creators, by what's in their videos. Its help center indexes creators with 1,000+ followers; its product page says 2K+.
viral.appPartly
No open search of public creators. Each live job lists the marketplace creators who best fit it.
AI agent that vets creators
ArchiveYes
Archie, in Slack: confirms the brief, reads 6 to 9 recent posts per candidate and gives a reason for each verdict. Early access. Its help center says Instagram only; its product page says across platforms, in Slack or Teams.
viral.appNo
Not offered. viral.app ranks marketplace matches for each job instead.
How matches are judged
Archive
Archie reads each creator's posts against your brief: niche, posting activity, competitor deals and bot patterns, with 90‑day view stats on each card. Creator Search matches on visual similarity.
viral.app
AI Matches ranks the creators who best fit each live job.
Creators already posting about you
ArchiveYes
A creator leaderboard ranks everyone who tags you by performance.
viral.appNo
Not offered. viral.app only sees the accounts you track.
Outreach
ArchivePartly
Relationship statuses, from To Review to Active, and vetting lists to track it. Sending outreach isn't described.
viral.appYes
Invite matched creators to apply to your job, 10, 25 or 50 a day by plan.
Folded rows: Creators already posting about you; Outreach.
04Rights, ads and reuseArchive's strongest area
Usage rights requests
ArchiveYes
Request rights by Instagram or TikTok DM, with one‑tap Approve on Instagram, track every status, and attach custom terms on Enterprise.
viral.appNo
Not built in. You agree usage rights with the creator; ad permissions go through TikTok and Meta.
Spark and partnership ad codes
ArchiveYes
Request TikTok Spark codes, for 7 days up to 1 year, and Instagram partnership ad codes from creators.
viral.appPartly
Paste the creator's Spark code or partnership ad code when you create the ad. On Meta you can also ask for account-level permission once.
Launch the ad
ArchiveNo
Not offered. Its help center says Archive doesn't launch the ad; you use the code in Ads Manager.
viral.appYes
Create Ad from any tracked post: Spark Ads on TikTok, partnership ads on Instagram and Facebook, on your own ad accounts, with paid views kept out of creator pay.
Download videos
ArchiveYes
Without watermarks, one at a time or in bulk, and share collections by public link.
viral.appYes
Any tracked video, for 3 credits.
Shoppable UGC on your store
ArchiveYes
Shoppable UGC feeds for Shopify with A/B tests, and Shopify products linked to posts.
viral.appNo
Not offered.
Folded rows: Download videos; Shoppable UGC on your store.
05AI, API and team
AI on your content
ArchiveYes
Deep Research reports, AI Filters, free sentiment and post summaries, and a weekly AI Insider email.
viral.appYes
Copilot answers analytics questions and builds campaigns and briefs, with your approval; AI tagging rules and video analysis, with credits.
API, webhooks and MCP
ArchiveYes
GraphQL API, webhooks and an MCP server on every current plan, not on older or free plans. Its API article calls the API pull-only; its webhooks article describes push delivery for new posts in a saved view. The MCP server launched read-only in June 2026 and now also writes.
viral.appYes
API, webhooks and an MCP server on Ultra and Scale; the MCP server can also build campaigns, briefs and jobs.
Alerts in Slack
ArchiveYes
When big or verified creators mention you, or a saved view gets new posts, with a usage-rights button.
viral.appNo
Not built in yet. Copilot, the API and MCP can report on demand.
Team seats and roles
Archive
No seat limit published for brand plans; agency plans include 2 seats. Every member has full access; there are no roles.
viral.app
1 on Pro, 10 on Ultra, 20 on Scale, then $15 each.
Contract and trial
Archive
An order form that renews for the same term unless either side gives 30 days' written notice; fees aren't refundable. Its Shopify plans list a 3‑day trial.
viral.app
Monthly or yearly plans, with a 7‑day free trial on Pro and Ultra.
Folded rows: Team seats and roles; Contract and trial.
15 more rows in 5 groups, folded to keep the page short. Nothing is left out.
Turning a gifting list into a paid program
Say you gifted product to 30 creators, Archive shows that 12 posted, and you want the best ones to keep posting with pay tied to views. Term by term:
The deal's terms, and whether Archive and viral.app can run each one
Deal term
Archive
viral.app
01Track the posts of 30 gifted creators
Yes
Yes
02Get usage rights to the best video
Yes
No
03$25 for each posted video
No
Yes
04$1 per 1,000 views, counted for 30 days
No
Yes
05$100 for each video past 100K views
No
Yes
06Pay with an invoice in the creator's name
No
Yes
Archive tracks the posts and their EMV, but the pay is worked out and sent elsewhere. viral.app doesn't handle usage rights; agree them with the creator, or keep requesting them in Archive.
What one creator is owed
Example month
3 videos · base pay
$75
550,000 views in 30‑day windows
$550
1 video past 100K views
$100
Creator receives
$725
Your 3% payout fee
$21.75
Invoice and tax paperwork
handled
viral.app shows this breakdown before you approve the payout; the creator then claims it with one link, no account needed.
A campaign, start to finish
Screens below are from viral.app; under each is the same step in Archive.
Check each calculated payout, adjust it if needed, then pay up to 50 creators at once.
In Archive
Request usage rights or ad codes on the posts you want to reuse.
Where each one is better
A
Where Archive is better
01
1. It finds posts you didn't ask for
Tags, mentions, hashtags and Stories around the clock, and Radar for posts that only show your product.
02
2. Built for gifting and seeding
Everything a listed creator posts, a leaderboard of everyone who tags you, and reach and EMV per creator.
03
3. AI that reads the videos
Archie vets creators in Slack, Deep Research writes reports, and AI Filters and sentiment sort every post.
04
4. Rights and reuse
Usage rights, Spark codes and partnership ad codes by DM, plus shoppable UGC feeds on Shopify.
Where viral.app is better
01
1. Pay that follows views
Base pay, CPM tiers, bonuses and caps on every post, tested on a creator's recent videos before launch.
02
2. Views counted for pay
Five platforms, Instagram-only counts, a fixed refresh schedule, and paid views kept out of creator pay.
03
3. Creators who apply
Post a job on the Canvas UGC marketplace and invite the creators who fit it best.
04
4. Compliant payouts worldwide
Merchant of record, invoices in the creator's name, 180+ countries, by bank, PayPal, Venmo or stablecoin.
What teams running creator programs say
David ParkJenni AI Founder
“viral.app has become core infrastructure for running organic marketing. It has helped us scale
to over a billion organic views.”
Zack HargettQuizlet/CoconoteCo-Founder
“viral.app feels like the first serious solution for managing high-volume UGC campaigns.”
Julian IvaldyWhoLiked Founder
“viral.app has solved our biggest pain points. It’s handling everything from global payouts to
invoicing and tax accounting.”
Running both, or moving over
Some teams keep Archive for listening, Stories and usage rights, and run the creators they pay in viral.app, tracking the same accounts from their URLs. Archive's terms have no clause about creators you find with it, so they can move with you. If you're leaving, give written notice 30 days before your term ends; you can download your data up to 30 days after it ends (terms, sections 4.1 and 5.4).
1
Day 1
Add your creators' accounts
Paste their URLs, or send us the list and we add them. Nobody has to sign up.
2
Day 1
Write your deals as rules
Test base pay, CPM tiers and bonuses on recent videos before anyone posts.
3
First week
Hire where you need more
Post a Canvas UGC or Influencer job and invite the best-fit matches.
4
After that
Keep Archive for listening if you like
Let it catch tags, Stories and usage rights while viral.app pays creators.
Questions about Archive
Archive is a social listening and creator discovery platform from Archive Technologies, Inc. You connect your Instagram and TikTok accounts and choose hashtags, mentions and YouTube search terms; Archive captures the posts, Reels, Stories and videos that tag or show your brand, ranks the creators behind them, and reports reach, engagement and earned media value. It also searches 10M+ creators, requests usage rights by DM, and has an AI agent, Archie, that vets creators in Slack.
Archive's current plans, Startup, Growth and Enterprise, aren't priced publicly. They include 500, 2,500 or 10,000 captured posts a month and 21,000, 105,000 or 420,000 credits; extra credits cost $500, $1,250 or $2,500 a pack. Its Shopify App Store listing still shows older plans: free for 5 posts a month, Starter at $260 a month for 60 and Pro at $858 for 250, with a 3-day trial on paid plans, while one of its blog posts says Archive has no free trial (checked October 1, 2026).
Archie is Archive's creator search agent. You brief it in Slack, it confirms the criteria, sources candidates, reads 6 to 9 recent posts from each, and returns a shortlist with its reasons as a CSV. It's in early access on Startup, Growth and Enterprise, and its help center says it searches Instagram only. Each creator it qualifies costs 100 credits, $0.60 to $2.38 at Archive's pack prices; the first 50 are free.
Partly, and no. Archive's help center says it isn't a creator marketplace, creators can't sign up, and the collaboration happens outside Archive. An Archive Academy video shows a cash reward you can attach to a usage-rights request, which the creator claims through Tremendous. viral.app pays creators on views through a merchant of record, for a 3% fee paid by the brand.
Instagram (Feed posts, Reels and Stories), TikTok (videos and Stories) and YouTube (videos and Shorts). Instagram Stories are captured when the mention sends your account a DM, or when the creator is in a Creator Monitoring campaign. Radar finds untagged posts by spotting your logo or product in Instagram and TikTok posts from monitored creators with 50,000+ followers, on Growth and Enterprise. Its pages don't cover Facebook or Snapchat.
Mostly in earned media value: a dollar estimate, from Archive's own model, of what comparable reach and engagement would cost as paid media. It reports EMV, impressions, engagements and potential reach per post, creator and campaign. Views are platform counts for Reels, TikTok and YouTube; Instagram Feed post views are estimated from likes and comments, and Story views from followers.
Yes. Every current plan includes a GraphQL API, webhooks for new posts in a saved view, and an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other assistants. The MCP server launched read-only in June 2026 and can now also create collections and saved views and import posts. Older and free plans don't include them.
Yes. Archive is run by Archive Technologies, Inc., a Delaware company started in 2021 and backed by Anti Fund, Florida Funders, Battery Ventures, Stripe, Tiger Global, Lux Capital and Human Capital. Its September 2026 funding post says more than 1,000 brands run on it, including DoorDash, Pinterest and L'Oréal, while its comparison pages say 50,000. Its Shopify app is rated 5.0 from 45 reviews (checked October 1, 2026).
No. Archive is bought by brands; creators show up in a brand's workspace when the brand tracks them or they tag the brand, and Archive's help center suggests contacting brands directly. Creators in any country can sign up free for paid UGC jobs on viral.app's Canvas UGC marketplace, where viral.app takes no cut of creator pay.
No. Archive at archive.com is a creator marketing platform made by Archive Technologies, Inc. It isn't related to the Internet Archive at archive.org or to Instagram's archive feature for hiding your own posts.
viral.app, if you pay creators to post and want pay tied to views. Modash, for influencer search and Shopify affiliate programs. Insense, to commission UGC from a creator marketplace. Shortimize, if you mostly track accounts and want alerts.