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Your creator dashboard

See your stats across every brand in one place, add personal brands, and open any brand's details.

Creators

Your creator dashboard is your home in Bloss. It adds up your stats from every brand you work with and your own socials, so you can see how you're doing overall. Open it from the main sidebar: MarketplaceDashboard.

Open your dashboard

Dashboard vs brand portal

This dashboard covers all your brands. Each brand you create for also has its own creator portal, where you see that brand's videos and payouts and change your settings for it. Find your brands under My Brands in the main sidebar.

Total analytics

The top panel, Total analytics, combines your marketplace profile and every brand collab.

TileWhat it shows
FollowersYour followers across connected accounts
Views, Likes, CommentsTotals for your tracked videos
EngagementYour engagement rate
VideosHow many videos are tracked
EarningsWhat you've earned from brands that pay you through Bloss

Below the tiles, Reach over time charts your views, likes or comments (Per day or Cumulative), and Audience mix shows where your followers are, by platform.

Use the date picker at the top right to switch between All time and a Custom range. Quick picks go from Last 7 days to Last 90 days.

New charts fill in over the first day or so, as Bloss takes daily snapshots of your stats.

Total analytics panel with KPI tiles and Reach over time chart

The Profile button opens your marketplace profile. Preview (or View public once your profile is listed) shows your public profile the way brands see it.

Your brands

Your brands lists everything you post for, as cards:

CardWhat it is
PrimaryBuilt from the socials on your marketplace profile. It can't be removed; use Edit profile to change its socials.
Personal brandsSets of your own socials that you add yourself, for example a second niche account.
Managed by BlossBrands you create for through Bloss. These are read-only here and show your Earnings.

Click a card to open its detail page with reach over time, followers by platform, a per-platform breakdown and recent videos. On a brand you create for, View campaign takes you to that brand's creator portal.

Add a personal brand

A personal brand is a group of your own socials that isn't tied to any brand campaign. Use it to track your own channels alongside your brand work.

  1. Under Your brands, click Add personal brand.
  2. Enter a Brand name and at least one social: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or Facebook (one of each at most). Facebook takes your page URL.
  3. Click Add brand. Bloss checks that each account exists before saving. Its stats appear after the first refresh.

You can add up to 5 personal brands (your Primary card doesn't count). An account can only be in one of your brands. To change or delete one, use the card's menu: Edit or Remove. Removing a personal brand deletes its tracked stats but doesn't affect any brand you create for.

Refresh personal brand stats

Personal brands refresh automatically about once a day. To refresh sooner, click Refresh. Each personal brand can be refreshed 3 times a day; the button shows how many refreshes you have left. Your profile and the brands you create for update on their own.

Cross-brand insights

Cross-brand insights shows your whole portfolio in one place:

  • Views performance: reach over time across every brand.
  • Audience growth: total followers across every brand.
  • Posts by brand: how many videos are tracked for each brand.
  • Recent activity: highlights such as your top brand and total views.

Top performing videos

At the bottom, Top by views and Top by engagement list your best videos across everything Bloss tracks.

Banners you might see

BannerWhat to do
Your application to Brand is under reviewNothing yet. Click View status to check on it. See Joining a brand.
Make your marketplace profile completeAdd the missing details so brands can find you. See Your marketplace profile.

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Last reviewed Oct 12, 2026

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