Find creators on Limurse from any page in Chrome

Most creator discovery starts somewhere else: a reel a colleague shared, a post a competitor was tagged in, a YouTube review that happens to suit your next launch. Getting from that moment to a booking usually means copying a handle, switching tabs and searching again, and good names get lost along the way.

The Limurse extension shortens that step. Click it on the page you are already reading, search by name, niche or city, and open the full profile only when someone looks right. Your research stays in the flow of your browsing instead of in a spreadsheet of handles nobody returns to.

• Search without leaving the page
• Filter by name, niche or city
• Open full profiles only when someone fits

Open the extension on an Instagram, YouTube or TikTok profile and it reads the handle from the page address and searches Limurse for it. If the creator has a Limurse profile, you can open it, look at their work and decide whether to send a brief.

Treat the result as a search, not a confirmed match. Two people can share a name, so the extension shows you Limurse results for that handle rather than claiming they are the same person. Check the profile before you book. Accounts that are AI or virtual are labelled so you know what you are looking at.

• Works on Instagram, YouTube and TikTok profiles
• A lookup is a search, not a confirmed match
• AI and virtual accounts are labelled

The extension is for finding people. The campaign itself runs on Limurse, where briefs, approvals and payouts stay in one workspace. Post a campaign brief and creators apply to you, or open the profile of the creator you already have in mind.

Both paths are one click from the extension. If you have a name but not yet a plan, you can also book a call with us straight from it and talk through what the campaign should be.

• Post a brief and let creators apply
• Open a profile when you already know who you want
• Book a call if the plan is still forming

The extension does nothing until you click it. It reads only the address of the tab you are on, never the content of the page, and it never uses your sign-in on any social network.

Searches run against the same public creator profiles a signed-out visitor can see on Limurse. There are no ads, you do not need an account to search, and nothing is stored on your device. The privacy policy has a section on the extension with the full detail.

• Inactive until you click it
• Reads the tab address only
• No ads and nothing stored on your device