Introduction
Zorka.Agency and FamePick both touch influencer marketing yet they are built differently and one may no longer be active. Zorka.Agency is a performance agency where a team runs influencer and performance campaigns for gaming and app brands. FamePick is a hybrid, a self-serve creator marketplace bolted to a managed talent arm. One is done-for-you delivery aimed at a specific vertical. The other is software you would operate yourself, if it is still running.
This page keeps things short and honest because the public facts are thin on both sides. We lay out what each one is, flag the open question over whether FamePick is still live and point to a tool built for the job. FamePick did not resolve when we tried to reach its site, so treat its details with extra caution. Every figure below is reported and worth confirming directly before you commit.
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Zorka.Agency vs FamePick at a glance
The quick read on how a performance agency, a hybrid platform and Flinque compare.
| Feature | Zorka.Agency | FamePick | Flinque |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model | Performance agency, done for you | Hybrid marketplace and talent agency | Self-serve, no demo, no annual lock-in |
| Creator database | Not publicly disclosed | Reported 50,000+ creators, 100+ managed | Reported 10M+ verified creators |
| Platforms | Gaming and app channels, not detailed | Not publicly detailed | Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X |
| Pricing | Custom agency fees, undisclosed | No verified public pricing | Flat: Free $0, Starter $49/mo, Enterprise $150/mo |
| Standout | Gaming and app performance focus | Reported LinkFolio auto media kits | Reported 200 data points per creator, 12 filters |
| Vetting and data | Team-run, not self-serve | Self-serve plus managed talent | Fake-follower detection on every profile |
| Best for | Gaming and app advertisers | Brands wanting media kits and managed talent | Teams wanting verified creators and a visible price |
Figures are reported in early 2026 and change, so confirm them directly before you budget.
What Zorka.Agency is
Zorka.Agency is a performance agency that pairs influencer marketing with performance marketing, with a clear focus on gaming and apps. It is a managed service, so a brand hands over goals and the team sources creators and runs the campaigns to hit performance targets. That vertical focus is the pitch. It knows the gaming and app space rather than spreading across every category.
Public detail is limited. Zorka.Agency does not publish a creator database size, a feature list or a rate card. Its HQ is reported as Limassol, Cyprus, though that comes from directory sources rather than its own site. Reported clients include Plarium and Scopely, both named on its own site, which fits the gaming lean. If your campaign lives in games or apps this is a plausible partner. Just know you are buying a managed relationship rather than a tool you can inspect.
A performance agency for gaming and apps, reportedly in Limassol, with little public platform data.
What FamePick is
FamePick is described as a hybrid creator platform, a self-serve marketplace combined with a managed talent-agency arm. It was reportedly founded in 2016 and based in Redwood City, California. The reported numbers are a database of 50,000-plus creators plus 100-plus directly managed talent, though those figures trace largely to vendor listings rather than an audited source.
There is a serious caveat to flag. FamePick's site did not resolve when we tried to reach it, so it may be dormant and you should verify the company still operates before relying on it. Its standout reported feature was LinkFolio, auto-generated real-time media kits that pull a creator's reach, demographics, rates and past brand deals into a shareable page. There is no verified public pricing. Given the live-site question, treat every detail here as reported and unconfirmed.
A hybrid self-serve and managed creator platform, reportedly from 2016, that may now be dormant.
Head to head
The honest comparison depends on whether FamePick is still live. Zorka.Agency suits a gaming or app brand that wants a specialist team to run performance-focused influencer campaigns. FamePick, if it is operating, suits a brand that wants self-serve discovery with media kits and an option to lean on managed talent. Zorka.Agency wins on vertical expertise and done-for-you delivery. FamePick would win on self-serve flexibility and its media-kit tooling. The unresolved site, though, makes it hard to recommend with any confidence right now.
Where each one leaves a gap
The trade-offs are clear.
- Zorka.Agency publishes almost no platform detail, so you cannot judge database size, channels or reporting before a sales conversation. You are buying a relationship on trust rather than a spec you can inspect.
- As a managed service Zorka.Agency means custom fees and less direct control, since the team runs the work rather than your staff. There is no self-serve product to log into and operate yourself.
- Zorka.Agency is focused on gaming and apps, which is a strength in those verticals but a limit elsewhere. Its HQ and some client details are directory-sourced, so confirm the specifics before you engage.
- FamePick's site did not resolve on our attempt, so the biggest gap is simply whether it is still operating. Building a campaign on a tool you cannot reach is a real risk you should rule out first.
- FamePick's reported figures of 50,000-plus creators and 100-plus managed talent trace mostly to vendor listings rather than an audited source, so treat the scale claims with caution. There is also no verified public pricing to plan against.
- FamePick does not publicly detail which platforms its creators cover. Its hybrid model also mixes self-serve and managed delivery in ways that are hard to assess from the outside. The unresolved site makes all of this harder to verify.
Where Flinque fits
Flinque is a self-serve tool you can actually reach and use today. It is a discovery and vetting platform with a reported 10 million-plus verified creators across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X, spanning a reported 25-plus countries. Every profile carries a reported 200 data points and a fake-follower check, so authenticity is part of discovery rather than an upsell. You search with 12 filters across creator and audience data and start without a demo.
If your campaign is rooted in gaming or apps and you want a specialist team, Zorka.Agency is a fair managed partner to talk to. If FamePick is still live its media-kit tooling may appeal, though the unresolved site is a real caution. But if you want verified creators, four-platform reach and a price you can see on a tool that is unquestionably running, that is the gap Flinque closes at a flat Free of $0, Starter at $49 a month or Enterprise at $150 a month, with no annual lock-in.