Before buying, write down your required platform, estimated monthly credit use and separate creator budget. Check the live pricing and payment terms against those needs. A larger allowance gives you room for more requests; it does not promise more suitable partners or leads.
Start with the platform and review features you need
The public pricing page observed on 5 October 2026 lists Instagram and TikTok discovery for Starter. Pro Growth adds YouTube discovery, the full PitchWithUs Score audit suite, CSV exports and custom CPL proposals with attribution terms. Enterprise & Agency lists a higher allowance and team, CRM and API features.
If YouTube is essential to your shortlist, Starter is not the listed option for that requirement. If Instagram or TikTok covers your intended collaboration, estimate your workload before choosing a larger plan. Confirm any feature essential to your workflow before paying, particularly an integration you would depend on.
Profile availability and returned evidence vary by platform and search. Access to an audit suite does not mean every profile will have complete metrics, and an AI assessment cannot establish audience purchasing authority or likely campaign returns.
Budget requests rather than counting creators
The homepage describes plan allowances as monthly creator searches, but its billing note says searches, audits and custom proposals each use one credit. For planning, add those activities together rather than treating the allowance as a guaranteed number of creators or partnerships.
A search can return several candidates, fewer candidates than requested, or incomplete records. The number of profiles you receive is a separate question from the number of credits you plan to spend. Review relevant content before requesting additional audits or proposals so your budget follows the candidates you actually want to investigate.
Hypothetical example: a booking-software team plans eight searches, twelve separate audit requests and four custom proposals in one month. At the stated one-credit rule, those activities total 24 credits. That estimate fits within Starter's listed 50-credit allowance, provided its platform and feature access meet the team's needs. It predicts no creator responses or campaign outcomes.
- List the distinct buyer audiences and platforms you intend to search.
- Estimate separate audit and custom proposal requests after reviewing candidates.
- Allow for additional requests if the first search needs revision.
- Check how your intended actions are charged in the product before relying on the estimate.
| Activity | Planned requests | Credits under the published rule |
|---|---|---|
| Creator searches | 8 | 8 |
| Separate audits | 12 | 12 |
| Custom proposals | 4 | 4 |
| Total | 24 | 24 |
Compare the amount due with the monthly equivalent
Annual pricing displays a monthly equivalent, but payment covers the full year. For example, Starter's $19 monthly equivalent means $228 paid for a year; the separately listed monthly plan is $29 for a month. Do not read the annual equivalent as a month-to-month offer.
Monthly billing can suit a team still learning how often it will search. Annual billing may suit a team with a continuing need and budget for the upfront payment. Compare the months you expect to use the product, required features and request volume before choosing. Unused monthly allowance does not roll over, so a quiet month does not build a reserve for a later campaign.
| Plan | Listed monthly allowance | Monthly billing | Annual payment | Annual monthly equivalent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 50 | $29/month | $228/year | $19/month |
| Pro Growth | 300 | $69/month | $588/year | $49/month |
| Enterprise & Agency | 1,500 | $149/month | $1,188/year | $99/month |
Keep the subscription and creator agreement in separate budgets
The PitchWith subscription pays for product access and the stated allowance. Creator campaign costs are separate. Reserve money for the agreed content fee, any accepted-lead bounty or affiliate arrangement, and the work needed to track and review referrals.
A draft proposal helps start a discussion. It does not book a creator, secure their rate, install attribution, accept leads or pay them. Before committing your campaign budget, discuss deliverables and compensation with a qualified candidate. Use the pay-per-lead guide when you need to define a qualifying action and payout process.
Check payment terms, then prepare a focused search
The audited homepage lists prepaid payment with USDT on TRON (TRC20), credits issued after confirmed payment and manual renewal with no automatic renewals. Confirm that your business can use the listed payment method and check the amount and term presented before completing payment.
Once you have chosen the required access and allowance, enter your public product website, target market and platform in PitchWith.us. Select Prepare my search, review the discovery filters and start the search. Compare returned profiles with the buyer you need to reach before spending time on a proposal.
- Required platform and features are included in the chosen plan.
- Estimated searches, audits and custom proposals fit the monthly allowance.
- The full amount due and billing period are understood.
- Prepaid payment and manual renewal fit your purchasing process.
- Creator compensation and campaign operations have their own budget.
Sources and evidence
- PitchWith.us: public plan pricing, credit rules and payment terms 路 Checked
- Find influencers for your business website 路 Checked
- Influencer pay-per-lead partnerships: terms and examples 路 Checked
This guide was prepared with AI assistance and checked against the linked sources. Source availability and product behavior can change.
Questions people ask
Does a 50-credit allowance mean I can hire 50 creators?
No. The published billing note says searches, audits and custom proposals each use a credit. Returned profiles still need review, and creators must agree to collaborate. Credits are not booked partnerships.
Which listed plan includes YouTube discovery?
The homepage observed on 5 October 2026 lists YouTube discovery with Pro Growth. Starter lists Instagram and TikTok. Confirm current plan access before purchasing if YouTube is essential.
Can I pay $19 for just one month of Starter?
The audited price of $19 is the monthly equivalent of a $228 annual payment. Starter's separately listed monthly billing price is $29. Check the billing period and total due in the live purchase flow.
Do unused credits roll over or plans renew automatically?
The audited homepage says unused monthly allowance does not roll over and plans require manual renewal. It lists prepaid USDT on TRON payment, with credits issued after payment confirmation.
Are creator fees included in the PitchWith plan price?
No. The public pricing terms say creator campaign costs are separate. Negotiate the creator's deliverables and payment model, and arrange any tracking and payout process with the campaign partner.
Put the audience first.
Start a search, review the evidence, and build a shortlist for your business.
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