Searches creators across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, with creator analytics and brand sponsorship intelligence.
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š” Paste the JSON block into your client's configuration file under mcpServers, then restart the application.
Inspect callable tools, capabilities, and parameters exposed to AI agents by CreatorDB.
get_api_usageDaily request counts and credit consumption by endpoint. Defaults to last 7 days; takes optional `start`/`end` Unix-ms timestamps.
search_creators_nlsNatural-language search across all three platforms. The AI picks the platform and converts the query into filters.
search_youtubeStructured filter search. Use `totalSubscribers` for count thresholds.
search_instagramStructured filter search. Use `totalFollowers` for count thresholds.
search_tiktokStructured filter search. Use `totalFollowers` for count thresholds.
search_sponsorsBrand search by structured filters. Lean records (brandId, name, logo, industries, country).
The CreatorDB MCP server exposes CreatorDB V3 data as MCP tools for researching creators and brands. Creator searches can be expressed in natural language across YouTube, Instagram, and TikTok, or narrowed with platform-specific filters such as country, language, follower or subscriber counts, niches, hashtags, and audience demographics.
Creator-level tools cover YouTube and Instagram profiles, contact details, performance, audience demographics, content details, and performance history. YouTube also provides topic and niche catalogs, sponsorship records, subtitle metadata, and subtitle downloads. Brand-side tools cover CreatorDB's indexed sponsor directory, brand profiles, sponsored creators, sponsorship performance, sponsored-pool audience data, and cross-platform summaries. TikTok brand data is not indexed.
The server translates MCP tool calls into requests to the CreatorDB V3 API and returns the underlying API response. Each response includes a credit-use and remaining-credit footer, allowing an agent to track consumption. Sponsor analysis calls vary in cost, so heavier reads such as sponsored-creator, performance, audience, and summary lookups should be used selectively.
Natural-language creator search lets the AI select a platform and turn a request into filters. Structured searches are split by platform. For threshold queries, YouTube uses totalSubscribers, while Instagram and TikTok use totalFollowers. YouTube topic and niche lists are paginated and searchable, which helps resolve IDs returned in creator profiles.
The CreatorDB MCP server requires a CreatorDB V3 API key in CREATORDB_API_KEY. Local installation requires Node.js 22 or newer and can use the published @creatordbai/mcp-server package through npx, or a cloned repository built with npm. A locally built server starts from dist/index.js.
Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and Cursor can run the server as a local stdio subprocess. The repository also documents a project-scoped .mcp.json option, which can read the key from the user's shell environment rather than committing it to source control. After changing the key, restart the client because MCP clients read it at process startup.
Clients that cannot start a local process can connect to https://mcp.creatordb.app/mcp. The hosted connection accepts the key through the Claude connector flow or a Bearer authorization header for programmatic clients. The unauthenticated health endpoint is https://mcp.creatordb.app/health.
The sponsor dataset covers YouTube and Instagram; TikTok brand data is not indexed. Sponsor audience data currently has a reserved Instagram section that returns null because the backend is YouTube-only for that portion. YouTube sponsorship results contain recent indexed posts, so an empty list does not prove that a creator has no sponsors.
YouTube topics and niches have taxonomies, but the supplied documentation describes those catalogs as YouTube-only; Instagram and TikTok do not have equivalent topic taxonomies in the listed tools. Subtitle downloads require a videoId, not a channel ID, and the optional language value uses ISO 639-3 codes.
The API key is not stored by the MCP server beyond an individual request. Rotating a client-side key does not revoke the old key; exposed keys must be revoked in the CreatorDB account. Credit costs apply to API operations, with heavier sponsor reads consuming more credits than basic sponsor searches or listings.
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