Lexonia: Audience Intel — The Creators Your Audience Already Watches

Start from the people you sell to. Get the creators they already watch — ranked, tiered, each with a way to contact them, one row per person. A channel is worth a collaboration only if it holds your audience, and the channels that do are often not about your product at all.

You don't fill in a form. You just ask.

This runs inside the Claude or ChatGPT you already use. Connect it once (five minutes, below), then have a conversation:

You — Connect to Apify and find the Lexonia Audience Intel app. I need to research a group of people.

Your AI — Found it. It finds the creators whose viewers are a group you describe, with contacts. Who do you want to reach?

You — I am looking for the YouTube channel owners and/or TikTok creators whose audience is women in the US who buy skincare for themselves — people building a routine, not dermatologists and not makeup artists. We're a skincare brand and we want the creators' contact details. Top 25, and show me the cost before you run anything.

Your AI — Here's the plan, before anything is charged:

US only · 5,000+ followers · in: skincare routines, product reviews, ingredient explainers · out: dermatologists, makeup and colour cosmetics, haircare, medical aesthetics Searching "skincare routine", "skincare product review", "beginner skincare", #skintok and others. $3.75 for 25 creators, about 15 minutes. Run it, or change something first?

You — Also leave out anyone doing sponsored-only content, and nothing over 500,000 followers — we can't book the mega-creators. Then go ahead.

Fifteen minutes later you have those 25 people, best first, and each one reachable.

Best first means ranked on four things, weighted: Reach 35 (subscribers, views, engagement rate) · Relevance to the audience you described 30 · Activity 20 (how recently and how often they post) · Platform breadth 15 (one person, several platforms). That score sets a Tier 1, 2 or 3, and where two creators score the same, the one found by more of your search phrases ranks higher — the overlap is the core of an audience.

Reachable means one of, best available first: a direct email from their own bio or their own domain · an email from a video description (returned, but labelled may belong to a sponsor) · their own website · a social handle · on Bilibili and Douyin, their channel name and profile link — which is the working route there: you 私信 them on the platform, or book them through the platform's own brand marketplace (花火 for Bilibili, 星图 for Douyin), which is where Chinese brand deals are actually done. Every row says which of those it is, so you can judge it. A creator with none of them is dropped rather than padded in.

Nobody typed a keyword. You described who you wanted to reach; it worked out the boundaries, the exclusions and the search phrases, showed them to you, and let you correct it before spending a cent. Say it however you say it — "find the influencers my industry listens to", "who do my customers actually watch" — the words don't matter.

Size: you set both ends

Say a floor and a ceiling in the same sentence — "between 10,000 and 500,000 followers" — and it holds both. The ceiling matters more than people expect: the biggest creator in a category is usually booked out, priced past a mid-size budget, and reaching an audience far wider than the one you described. The deals that close tend to sit in the middle of the range.

What you say, what you get

You say	You get
"I am looking for the YouTube and TikTok creators whose audience is US owner-operator truckers — not box truck or hot shot drivers — with the owners' contacts."	The channels those drivers actually watch, on both platforms, ranked as partnership targets. A real run of this scanned 1,410 videos → 725 channels → 337 inside the boundaries → 213 with a contact, and returned the top of them with names like Mutha Trucker and Smart Trucking.
"Creators whose audience is women in the US building a skincare routine — not dermatologists, not makeup artists."	Skincare creators only: the ingredient explainers and routine builders, with the medical and colour-cosmetics channels excluded before anything is charged.
"Bilibili and Douyin creators whose audience is Chinese skincare buyers, with contacts."	The same frame rewritten in Chinese — Bilibili phrases, Douyin 话题 hashtags, the look-alike audiences excluded in Chinese — and the China-side creators tiered. Contacts are WeChat / QQ / Weibo where a creator publishes them — and otherwise the channel name and profile link, which is the real route in China: 私信 on-platform, or book through 花火 (Bilibili) or 星图 (Douyin). Chinese creators rarely put an address in a bio, because the platforms run the brand deals.
"Korean creators who explain humanoid robot design."	Research rather than outreach: the Korean channels whose content is genuinely about robot design, not the news clips, ranked by how much of their output is on-topic — with English summaries of the top ones' latest videos if you ask.
"Same boundaries, but the UK instead of the US."	The UK list, minutes later. The frame is data, so a new country is an edit, not a rebuild.

It's their audience you want, not the channel

You are not looking for a relationship with a YouTube channel. You are looking for your customers, wherever they already spend their attention — and a channel matters only if it holds them. Retail crypto traders watch crypto channels, but they also watch day-trading, prop-firm-challenge and car channels. First-time home buyers don't watch mortgage brokers; they watch "adulting" finance and home-tour channels. Women considering a first Botox appointment watch skincare-over-40 and menopause channels, not injector-education channels that talk to other injectors.

A creator database files channels by what they are about, so it can only show you the obvious layer. This starts from the people you described and finds who they watch — which is where the mid-size, un-indexed creators are, and usually where the conversions are.

What you get back

One row per person — not per channel, so somebody on YouTube and TikTok appears once with both:

Who they are	name, handle, every platform they're on, subscriber and view counts, engagement rate
How to reach them	best email, website or social — each labelled with where it came from, so you can judge it (creator's own domain is safer than video description, may be a sponsor)
Why they're here	the niche they cover, the audience type, their country, and which of your search phrases they matched
How they rank	Reach 35 · Relevance 30 · Activity 20 · Platform breadth 15 → Tier 1, 2 or 3, plus a sponsored-post estimate to budget from

You also get the population it worked through — videos scanned → matched → channels → above your follower floor → inside your boundaries → with a contact → returned — so you can see what the shortlist was drawn from. Creators with no way to contact them are dropped, not padded in.

Connect it once — five minutes

1. Free account at apify.com. It comes with $5 of credit, which covers a first run. No card.
2. Settings → Integrations → copy your Personal API token.
3. Add it to your AI:
   • Claude — Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → https://mcp.apify.com → authorise.
   • ChatGPT (paid plan) — Settings → Apps & Connectors → Advanced settings → switch on Developer mode. Then Apps & Connectors → Create: name Apify, MCP Server URL https://mcp.apify.com?tools=actors,lexonia/lexonia-video-intel, Authentication OAuth (no client ID or secret) → Create → Allow on the Apify page that opens. In each new chat, press + → More → Apify before you ask. No token to copy.
   • Same address in Cursor, Cherry Studio, Dify and other MCP clients.

Your assistant can now reach everything on the Apify marketplace, not only this.

Prefer a form? It runs in the Apify Console too: press Try for free, describe your audience in the first box, and leave Estimate only switched on until you've read the plan.

Where it searches

YouTube · TikTok · Bilibili (B站) · Douyin (抖音), in the market's own language. Describe a Chinese audience in English and the plan comes back written in Chinese, searched the way locals search, with results in yours.

What it costs

The search — framing your audience and scanning the platforms, once per run	$1.50
Each creator returned — inside your boundaries, with a contact, tiered	$0.09
Reading a top creator's latest video and summarising it (only if you ask)	$0.10
Seeing the plan and the price, and changing your mind	free

25 creators = $3.75 · 50 = $6.00 · 100 = $10.50. Platform usage included — there is no second bill. On a free account, ask for the top 25 and it fits inside your $5 with room to spare.

中文说明 — 找到你的受众真正在看的人

一句话描述你想触达的人群，即可找到覆盖他们的 YouTube、TikTok、B站（哔哩哔哩）和抖音创作者 —— 达人、网红、KOL —— 按影响力排序分级，每一位都附带联系方式（邮箱、网站、微信／QQ／微博）。

联系方式说明： 国内创作者很少在简介里留微信或邮箱 —— 商务合作走的是平台自己的通道。所以结果里给你的是账号名 + 主页链接：可以直接私信，也可以通过 花火（B站）或 星图（抖音）正式下单。若简介里确实留了微信／QQ／微博，也会一并提取。

直接在你自己的 Claude 或 ChatGPT 里使用。 通过 Apify 连接器接入后，你只需要用中文说出需求：

"帮我找到中国电动车车主在看的B站和抖音博主，要有联系方式，先给我报价。"

它会先用中文写出搜索方案 —— 国家、目标人群、排除哪些相似人群、最低粉丝量 —— 让你确认并修改，确认之后才开始计费。25 位创作者约 $3.75。

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