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Insense vs Cohley

Which is better, Insense or Cohley?

Pick Insense for published pricing, a global creator pool and apps as well as products. Pick Cohley if you are a mid-market US or Canadian product brand that wants perpetual rights on every asset.

Published 2026-11-03 · Updated 2026-11-03 · By Mark Gradler

Choose Insense if

You want to see prices up front, need creators outside North America, or you are an app.

Read the Insense review →

Choose Cohley if

You sell physical products, revenue is around $10M+, and rights terms matter most.

Read the Cohley review →

Side by side

Insense logoInsenseCohley logoCohley
Editorial score6.6/105.1/10
ModelSelf-serve marketplace plus managed servicesPlatform license or managed service
PricingFrom $400 a month (Brand plan, billed yearly)Quote on a demo (seeding from $35 per creator)
Best forBrands with an in-house team that want to run creators themselvesMid-market and enterprise brands selling physical products
Creators115k+ creators across 57+ countries (Insense's figure)200,000+ vetted creators (Cohley's figure)
Markets57+ countriesUS and Canada
Usage rightsApproved content is licensed in perpetuity, but the site also says copyright stays with the creator unless you buy it through managed servicesPerpetual, universal usage rights on every asset, no extra fee
HeadquartersNew York, NYNot published on the pages we read
Published results7/105/10
Creative quality5/105/10
Value and pricing clarity7/103/10
Creators and markets8/107/10
Service and fit6/106/10

Where they differ

Insense publishes every self-serve plan. Cohley quotes its platform and managed plans on a demo, except product seeding at $35 per creator.

Cohley's own FAQ says app-based brands may fit better elsewhere. Insense lists apps like Flo and Revolut among its clients.

Within a point of each other: creative quality, service and fit.

Common questions

Insense vs Cohley: which is better?

Pick Insense for published pricing, a global creator pool and apps as well as products. Pick Cohley if you are a mid-market US or Canadian product brand that wants perpetual rights on every asset.

When should I choose Insense?

You want to see prices up front, need creators outside North America, or you are an app.

When should I choose Cohley?

You sell physical products, revenue is around $10M+, and rights terms matter most.

How much do Insense and Cohley cost?

Insense: From $400 a month (Brand plan, billed yearly). Cohley: Quote on a demo (seeding from $35 per creator). Confirm current pricing on each agency's site.

Scores come from our published rubric. Facts were read from each agency's own site in November 2026. See how we score →