The public-links model, explained

Everything on CreatorDiscover follows one principle: we reference only information creators have already made public — a public username, the link-in-bio they promote, and the category or location signals they publicly use. We do not scrape gated content, place anything behind a paywall, or publish anything that was not already freely findable.

1. We link, we don’t host

Where a listing appears, it points to the creator’s own public page. There is no hosted media on this site and no republished imagery of real people — the visuals here are illustrated motifs, not photos.

2. Editorial describes categories, not individuals

Our guides and niche hubs describe what a category is like and what to look for. They never name or rank specific people. When you are ready to see actual profiles, we send you to the creator finder, which searches validated public profiles by niche, platform, and price.

3. Listings come from a moderated data layer

The profiles the finder shows are supplied by a data system as validated public profiles — applied uniformly, kept current, and subject to the guardrails below, rather than a subjective hand-picked list.

4. No minors, moderation, and opt-out

• No minors. Only profiles of adult creators are eligible; age verification happens on the source platform.
• Moderation. Profiles are checked before and after they appear; impersonation or miscategorization leads to removal. See Moderation.
• Opt-out. Any creator (or their representative) can request removal, and the listing is excluded and stays excluded.

That is the whole model: we show only what is public, we point you to the source, and we withdraw a listing the moment someone asks.