Hire influencers and UGC creators from Poland

Blogger Bank is a Polish influencer marketing marketplace with 10,449 registered creators. The task, the contract, delivery and payment all go through the platform.

  • 10,000+ creators
  • 15+ niches
  • 26 cities
  • rates from 43 zł
  • no agency, no mark-ups

What working with an influencer gives you

Blogger Bank is a marketplace where you publish a task and creators apply themselves. Start from the goal: clients from nearby, material for your own ads, or reaching a new audience — that decides who you pick and what you pay.

Bring in clients from your own city

  • Creators from your city
  • Task pinned to the map
  • Barter also works
  • A creator from your city comes to the venue or salon, films on site and posts it on their profile.

  • Their followers are largely people from the same area, so you reach the ones who can actually come to you.

  • You name the city in the task, so only the people who can get there apply.

Who you will work with, and from what price

10,449
creators are registered on Blogger Bank
4,519 of them film for your own channels, without posting on their profile.
7,073
of them work in Poland
These are the ones who handle collaborations on the ground, in a given city.
from 43 zł
is what the cheapest material costs
You set the terms, and the creators they suit apply themselves.

New creators register every day, so there are more of them today than on the day of the measurement.

Will this work in your industry

Creators film in the industries they know day to day — beauty, fashion, food, fitness, interiors, cars. Most are registered in beauty, fashion and health, 15+ industries in total.

How to find an influencer in your city

Name the city in the task and only the people who can reach you will apply. Most of ours are from Warsaw, then Wrocław, Kraków and Poznań — 26 cities in total. A creator from nearby films at your place and shows it to people who can simply walk in.

Creators are also registered in:

  • Katowice
  • Lublin
  • Bydgoszcz
  • Szczecin
  • Rzeszów
  • Białystok
  • Gdynia
  • Toruń
  • Kielce
  • Bielsko-Biała
  • Opole
  • Radom
  • Gliwice
  • Zielona Góra
  • Częstochowa
  • Rybnik
  • Tarnów
  • Zabrze
  • Koszalin
  • Olsztyn

What you pay an influencer: a fee or barter

A fee if you need a particular piece of material and a wider choice of applicants. Barter if you are starting without a budget and can give a treatment, a visit or a product. Below is the same collaboration settled both ways.

You pay a fee fixed upfront in the task

  • Fashion and accessories
  • Electronics and gadgets
  • Online courses
  • Subscription services
  • Automotive
Example

A clothing shop orders three Instagram reels from three fashion creators at 355 zł each. 1065 zł is set aside up front, and each creator collects her fee once her material is approved.

More applications arrive, and from stronger profiles, because a fee draws the creators who treat this as work.

The campaign budget is predictable. You know the sum before the start and it does not grow along the way.

The sum is set aside when the task starts and leaves your account only once you sign off.

Paid task

What salons, restaurants and shops order

Beauty salon or nail studio

A beauty creator from your city has the treatment done and shows the result to their followers. You pay a fee or give the treatment on barter. Beauty is the largest niche here, so applications come for both.

Café, restaurant or food truck

The creator comes to your venue, films the dish, the interior or the atmosphere and posts a reel. You pay a fee or cover the bill, and you name the city in the task so that people nearby apply.

Fitness club, yoga studio, clinic

A creator from your district comes to a session and films a series of reels. Tasks start at 43 zł, and their audience lives nearby, so the applications reach your customers.

Online shop or brand

A creator with hundreds of thousands of followers tells their audience about the product, while a UGC creator films material for your ads and product pages. You pay a fee, and the city makes no difference.

How to hire an influencer step by step

Step 1

Create a task in 5 minutes

Smart tips help you describe it so only the right creators apply.

Step 2

Receive applications and choose the best

Creators reach out to you directly. The first applications arrive in 8 hours on average. You choose on experience, reviews and work samples in the profile.

Step 3

The contract and all the work in one place

Hiring opens a contract automatically, carrying the terms from the task. Messages, files, stages and deadlines sit in the same place.

Step 4

Pay only for the finished result

The budget is frozen until your approval. You accept the result, and only then the payment goes out.

A platform, an influencer database or an agency — what to choose

An influencer database gives you contacts and stops there. An agency takes a commission and keeps the reviews. A platform closes the whole cycle in one place: applications, the contract and the payment.

On your own, from a database

  • You search and write to each one yourself
  • Terms settled from scratch with everyone
  • You draft the contract yourself
  • The advance leaves before the material exists
  • Revisions rest on the creator's goodwill
  • A data subscription even with no deals
  • Start only after searching and negotiating
  • No rating either way afterwards

Through an agency

  • You pick from the agency's shortlist
  • Terms dictated by the agency's contract
  • You sign the agency's document
  • The money goes to the agency
  • Revisions via the agency, on its schedule
  • Agency fee and a minimum budget
  • Start after a task and a framework contract
  • Reviews stay with the agency

On Blogger Bank

  • Creators apply themselves; a filtered catalogue too
  • Terms set once, in the task
  • The contract forms itself from those terms
  • Budget frozen until you sign off
  • Revisions in the task, until it matches
  • 5% from the brand and 5% from the creator, zero on barter
  • Start the day you publish the task
  • Both ratings stay on the profiles

If you are after a single collaboration and want to keep control of the terms, publish a task and choose among the applications. An agency makes sense for an ongoing campaign with a large budget and a team on your side.

How to choose an influencer for your business

Check four things before you pay — starting with where their audience is.

  1. Check where their audience is, not where they live

    A creator can live in your city but have viewers nationwide. What counts is the city of their audience — ask for the city stats from the account.

  2. Look at engagement, not follower count

    An account with 10k active viewers brings more customers than 200k scattered and passive ones.

  3. See whether their content fits your industry

    A creator who already shows similar businesses sells you naturally, without forced advertising.

  4. Agree on a code or a "how did you hear about us"

    Before you start, agree how you will measure the effect — otherwise you will not tell a good collaboration from a bad one.

Most common mistakes when choosing an influencer

What to avoid so you do not burn the budget.

  1. You look at follower count instead of the audience city

    Big reach from another region will not bring customers to your venue.

  2. You take a nationwide star for a local business

    More expensive and worse matched than a local account with an engaged neighbourhood.

  3. You have no way to measure

    Without a code and a "how did you hear about us" you will not tell success from failure.

  4. You order one post instead of a series

    People forget a single post; regularity builds footfall.

Common questions about working with influencers

What brands ask before their first task: where to look, what it costs, who is responsible for labelling the ad, and what to do when the material misses.

Where can I find influencers in Poland?

10,449 creators are registered on Blogger Bank, 7,073 of them in Poland, across 15+ industries and 26 cities. Do not hunt one by one — publish a task and choose among the applications.

How much does working with an influencer cost?

On the format and the creator’s reach. Short formats are cheapest, YouTube video the dearest. Rates start at 43 zł. If you have no budget, offer barter.

How do I find a micro-influencer?

A micro-influencer is a creator up to fifty thousand followers — the largest group in the base. State the reach and the city in the task and only they will apply.

How quickly will I find a creator?

You publish a task in 5 minutes and the first replies come after about eight hours. You write to nobody one by one. Compare the offers in one place and pick.

Does an influencer have to label advertising?

Yes, and it covers barter too — a product given for free is advertising as well. The label has to be visible, for example #reklama. Agree the wording in the task before the start.

How much does using Blogger Bank cost?

The brand buys a subscription from 30 zł a month, which gives access to posting tasks and to creators' applications. On paid collaborations the platform commission is 5% from the brand and, separately, 5% from the creator. On barter there is no commission at all, and registration is free for creators.

What if the material is not what I wanted?

You request changes and say what has to be different; the creator reworks it and sends it again. The money stays held until you accept. Repeat until it matches the task.

Are there creators outside Poland on Blogger Bank?

Yes. Of 10,449 creators 7,073 work in Poland and 3,376 in other countries. For work on site name the city in the task; for UGC the country does not matter.

Hire a creator

Describe the task. Creators will apply on their own. You pay after you approve the material.

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