Social Listening
Sentiment Analysis
AI UGC Search
24/7 Story Detection
Channel Coverage
Creator Activations
AI Creator Search
Creator Leaderboard
Gifting Campaigns
Brand Safety Vetting
Campaign Reporting
Usage Whitelisting
Trend Prediction
AI Generated Comments
Comment Reporting
Pricing model
Contract terms and features
Onboarding Process
Time to Implement
Support Services & Features
Compliance Features and Security Certifications
Cevoid is a UGC collection and showcase platform built primarily for e-commerce brands seeking to display customer-generated content on product pages and websites. It excels at capturing Instagram UGC through hashtags and mentions, managing content rights, and embedding shoppable galleries across storefronts. However, Cevoid is fundamentally a content display and customer engagement tool, not a creator marketing platform. Archive, by contrast, is built for influencer marketers, social leads, and partnership teams who need to discover creators, vet them for brand safety, activate campaigns, and measure performance across the entire creator lifecycle. Archive's AI-powered social listening captures UGC automatically across TikTok, Instagram (feed, reels, stories), and YouTube 24/7. Archive's Super Search uses semantic and visual analysis to find specific content in seconds. Archive's Creator Search surfaces 10M+ profiles using natural language queries and visual lookalikes. Cevoid's strength is turning existing customer content into conversion assets; Archive's strength is automating the entire workflow from creator discovery through campaign reporting. For teams managing influencer programs, creator activations, and brand partnerships, Archive delivers the intelligence and automation Cevoid simply doesn't offer. For e-commerce teams focused on displaying customer testimonials and UGC galleries, Cevoid may be sufficient. The choice depends on whether your primary need is showcasing existing customer content or systematically discovering, vetting, and activating creators at scale.
Cevoid's core strengths are focused and well-executed within its niche. First, it simplifies UGC collection from Instagram through hashtag tracking (up to 30 hashtags), mention detection, and tag monitoring, with automatic syncing of new content after setup. Second, it offers straightforward content rights management, allowing brands to request usage permissions via DM or comment and whitelist creator handles for automatic content access. Third, its widget library is extensive and no-code friendly: product page galleries, home page galleries, email widgets, dynamic product advertising feeds, and community walls all embed via copy-paste without developer involvement. Fourth, pricing is transparent and tiered, starting at $49/month for basic Instagram feeds and scaling to $499/month for advanced features like CRM integration and email widgets. Fifth, the Engagement Program feature lets brands run customer challenges and loyalty mechanics with points and rewards, incentivizing UGC creation and social sharing. Sixth, integrations with Shopify, WooCommerce, Klaviyo, and TikTok cover common e-commerce stacks. For brands whose primary workflow is collecting customer content and displaying it on-site to boost conversion, Cevoid delivers a clean, affordable solution.
Cevoid has significant gaps for teams managing influencer partnerships and creator marketing. First, it lacks social listening entirely. There is no sentiment analysis, brand safety monitoring, competitive intelligence, or real-time alerts for brand mentions across platforms. You cannot monitor what competitors are doing with creators or track emerging trends. Second, creator discovery and vetting are absent. Cevoid has no creator search, no demographic or engagement filtering, no audience authenticity checks, and no brand safety vetting of creator content history. The 'content creator overview' mentioned in pricing is not detailed and appears to be basic metadata only. Third, creator activation workflows are missing. There is no campaign management, creator briefing tools, performance tracking by individual creator, or ROI measurement for influencer partnerships. Fourth, social flirting and outreach are not supported. You cannot initiate conversations with creators or prospects on social media, manage DMs at scale, or build relationships through conversational engagement. Fifth, historical data is limited. Cevoid cannot backfill hashtag posts from before tracking begins, and mention/tag imports are capped at one year (extendable to seven years via settings), meaning you lose historical context. Sixth, platform coverage is narrow. Cevoid focuses on Instagram and TikTok feed syncing but does not monitor YouTube, Facebook, or emerging platforms for brand mentions. Seventh, reporting is basic. There is no real-time campaign dashboards, no creator leaderboards, no sentiment trends, and no executive-level insights. Eighth, there is no API for custom integrations or programmatic access to your data. For influencer marketers, social leads, and partnership teams, Cevoid is a content display tool, not a creator marketing platform. Archive solves all of these gaps.
Fast-growing consumer brands love Archive
Before Archive, Allbirds couldn’t keep up with their UGC and had no reporting tools to support their sprawling influencer program.
Momofuku Goods gets significant social attention, but the team had no way to measure their program’s success until they got Archive.
Grüns is great at gifting, but they had no automated process for turning that flood of UGC into polished ad content until they started using Archive.
Ketone-IQ turned their best UGC into a plug-and-play e-commerce sales engine — without writing a single line of code — thanks to Archive.
Before Archive, Immi was going to have to hire two full-time marketing employees just to keep up with the viral pace of their UGC.
Fast-growing consumer brands love Archive
How POPFLEX Found Out Taylor Swift Wore Them through Archive
POPFLEX was trapped in IG notifications and manual spreadsheets. When they got Archive, they made it into a Taylor Swift song (just saying).
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the main difference between Archive and Cevoid for creator marketing teams?
Archive doesn’t just track posts — it understands them. Our AI watches each video, listens to the audio, and reads captions to build true short-form intelligence — not just keyword matches or scraped mentions.
Can Cevoid help me find and vet new creators for partnerships?
Archive doesn’t just track posts — it understands them. Our AI watches each video, listens to the audio, and reads captions to build true short-form intelligence — not just keyword matches or scraped mentions.
Does Cevoid track Instagram Stories and TikTok content like Archive does?
Archive doesn’t just track posts — it understands them. Our AI watches each video, listens to the audio, and reads captions to build true short-form intelligence — not just keyword matches or scraped mentions.
How does Archive's Creator Search compare to Cevoid's creator discovery?
Archive doesn’t just track posts — it understands them. Our AI watches each video, listens to the audio, and reads captions to build true short-form intelligence — not just keyword matches or scraped mentions.
Can Cevoid track competitor creator partnerships like Archive does?
Archive doesn’t just track posts — it understands them. Our AI watches each video, listens to the audio, and reads captions to build true short-form intelligence — not just keyword matches or scraped mentions.
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