Ripllo Creator Docs
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Public profile

Your public profile lives at ripllo.com/creators/<your-handle>. It's how brands decide whether to invite you, and how they pre-fill an offer when they do.

There are two views of the profile: what you see and what visitors see. You always edit through the Profile page in the dashboard (/creators/dashboard/profile); the public page renders the same data with merchant-only fields hidden.

What visitors see

The public profile renders in three sections.

  • Avatar (your Instagram profile picture if you've connected it via the stats page, or a fallback initial)
  • Display name
  • Handle, country, and languages
  • Bio
  • A "last post" timestamp if Instagram is connected

Niches

The tags you set on your profile. Brands filter the directory by these.

Platform analytics

For every platform you've connected, the profile shows a verified analytics card with:

  • Follower count
  • Engagement rate
  • Average likes, comments, and (for Reels) plays
  • Posting cadence (posts per week)
  • A breakdown of post types — Reels vs feed vs carousels vs photos
  • Up to nine top-performing recent posts with thumbnails
  • Top countries by audience share

Cards carry a Verified by Ripllo badge when stats come from direct OAuth (Instagram Graph API), or Estimated · Social Blade when they come from public-data scraping. Verified stats are the higher trust signal — connect your platforms to upgrade.

Rate card

The pricing table is gated to verified merchants. Logged-out visitors and other creators see a "starting from Rp X" line and a sign-in prompt. Once a merchant signs in, they see the full table with base prices, default usage rights, included revisions, and any modifiers you've set.

The notes field at the bottom of the rate card is free-form — anything brands should know before quoting.

Editing the profile

Open Profile from the dashboard sidebar. Every field on the form maps 1:1 to what the public page renders. Changes save immediately; the public page reflects them on the next request.

The handle is editable, but be cautious — changing it invalidates any links brands have saved. Handles are unique across creators and affiliators on Ripllo.

Connecting platforms for verified stats

The Verified analytics page (/creators/dashboard/stats) is where you connect Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Threads via OAuth.

Today, only Instagram is live. TikTok, YouTube, and Threads are marked "coming soon" — the connect button is hidden until those integrations ship.

To connect Instagram:

  1. Click Connect on the Instagram card.
  2. Authorise Ripllo through Facebook's OAuth flow. We read only — we never post on your behalf.
  3. If your Facebook profile manages multiple Instagram accounts (multi-page setups), Ripllo asks you to pick which one to track. The dropdown shows @handle and the linked Facebook Page name.
  4. The first stats refresh queues immediately. Refreshes happen periodically; you can also click Refresh to pull on demand.

Once connected, you can Disconnect at any time — the page warns you that doing so removes verified stats from your public profile.

Instagram requirements. OAuth requires a Business or Creator IG account linked to a Facebook Page. Personal accounts can't grant the read permissions Ripllo needs.

If a refresh fails, the platform card shows the most recent error and you can retry. Common causes: revoked permission on the Facebook side, or the IG account switched to Personal mode.

Going public

Verification status drives whether you show up in the directory. A profile only appears in /creators/directory and /api/v1/marketplace/creators when both conditions are true:

  • publicListed is true (default after profile creation)
  • kycStatus is verified

Until KYC clears, the profile is editable and your dashboard works, but the public-facing endpoints filter you out.

Next: Feed covers how brands find you and how you find them.