MiraXSee who is actually worth reaching out to.
Follower counts are the most misleading number on a creator's profile. The extension shows you the one that matters, median views, right where you're already browsing.
Free, and staying free. Chrome and Edge.
51k followers · median 88k views. Reaching well past her own audience, and the replies read like real people.
Save to list340k followers · median 11k views. The follower count isn't doing what it looks like it's doing.
Reach out without leaving the page, and keep a note on why you liked them.
Nothing to set up →Three things, done properly.
It's deliberately small. This is the manual version of the work we run for clients, and plenty of people never need more than this.
Real engagement, in place
Median views, reach against audience size, and a flag when the follower count doesn't match the views. On TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, as you browse.
Reach out in one click
Contact the creators you find without copying handles into a spreadsheet and losing half of them.
Your own list
Save, tag and note the creators worth remembering. It's yours. Export it and walk away whenever you like.
When the free tool is enough, and when it isn't.
Use it yourself if…
You have more time than budget, and you would rather learn this than outsource it. That's a completely reasonable position and the tool is built for it.
- You're running under ten creators at a time
- You enjoy the outreach and the back-and-forth
- You want to understand the channel before you pay anyone for it
Hand it over when…
The bottleneck stops being knowing who to contact and starts being everything after that, which happens sooner than most founders expect.
- Chasing drafts and payments is eating your week
- You're being renegotiated by half your roster
- You want the durable asset, not just the spike
- You need it running while you build the product
Install it and open a creator.
It's on the Chrome Web Store. No account, no card, nothing to configure — the numbers show up on the next profile you open.
The same tool, asked instead of clicked.
The extension is one creator at a time, by hand — the right speed for the first fifty. If Codex is already where you work, there's a Mac app that connects MiraX to it, and you can ask for forty creators instead of clicking through forty profiles. If you don't use Codex, skip this. Nothing above needs it.
- Nothing to set up. Install it, and MiraX is there the next time you open Codex. If an update ever knocks it loose, it puts itself back.
- Your logins stay where they are. They live in your browser, the app only talks to it on your own machine, and none of it passes through us.
- You still need the extension — it's the part that does the looking. Install that first.
Works on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and opens straight away — no security warnings to click through.