Drope.me is an influencer marketing platform that connects gaming companies, micro streamers, and their communities. We empower gaming publishers and developers to engage with streamers in performance marketing campaigns. At the same time, Drope.me helps micro streamers to start monetizing their activity through collaborations with gaming brands.
Drope.me (drope.me) has 65 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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drope.me
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2026
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Hopefully no-one from this page will ask me directly about my review. Again.
Response from Drope.meDec 13, 2024
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We want to address each of your concerns:
Regarding our requirements, we apologize if they weren't immediately clear. We do explicitly state on our sign-up page that YouTube channels need a minimum of 1,000 followers to participate in campaigns. This threshold is set by the companies we work with, and we maintain this transparency to help content creators understand what they're working toward.
We understand your frustration about reaching milestones, and we genuinely look forward to welcoming you to the platform once you reach 1,000 subscribers. You're getting close, and we believe in supporting growing channels like yours.
As for the account deletion process, we take your feedback seriously. While we handle deletion requests via email or our support widget (typically processed within an hour, as in your case), we acknowledge that a more visible deletion option could improve user experience. We'll take this feedback into consideration for future updates.
Regarding our platform's navigation, we appreciate your comparison with other services. We're constantly working to improve our user interface and will consider your feedback as we continue to develop our platform.
If you have any other questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team. We're here to help and value the feedback that helps us improve.
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Ghram M.
Started out great but went downhill quickly.
Site started out great but quickly went downhill. Smaller content creators used to be able to pick up tons of sponsors. Since then, the price per sponsor has dropped considerably and it's now set up so that developers can search through applicants searching for the biggest streamers hungry enough to work for next to nothing. Lately the site even added in a system where they can tag content creators they personally like (such as their own staff) so that those creators will have a much higher chance of being noticed by the sponsors. Currently, you have a much higher chance of getting a sponsor by personally contacting sponsors and offering them work at a fair rate than you do trying to get a sponsor to work with you on Drope.me The other huge downside of Drope.me is that they have a system that tries to bypass paying the streamer and instead makes the streamer promote games, send over viewers only pays a small amount based on the actions of the viewers. At the rate Drope is going, I fully expect them to add in surveys & such. You know those sites.. well, drope is quickly becoming one of them. Join with caution and do not under value yourself as a content creator. It's what they are currently feeding on.
In response to the reply, no, you don't listen to sides. If you look, anyone who mentions anything bad about the site gets jumped by a few of the regulars on the discord and run off. You promote the site as for small streamers however the system is set up right now so that a bunch of people apply and the dev gets to sort through them all for the few partners that are desperate enough to work for $10-20 dollars and everyone else (all the small streamers) get rejected. From what i've seen on the discord, tons of the medium sized streamers get accepted after the sponsorships run out as to get the creators to promote the games for free. If you don't believe me, look at your own leaderboards. Your average small streamer stands little to no chance. On the Devs say... Why would you let the devs dictate how you run your site? The creators are your product and the devs are your customers. If companies let their customers dictate how the companies run, the products would all be free and top quality. The devs are going to want exactly what you are doing, giving them the biggest streamers that will work for nothing. It also has little to do with the devs as you've promoted your mod as a "Top Creator" even though they only stream 3 days a week for a few hours with very low community engagement, have no vods and yet since they got marked as a "top creator" they have been accepted for nearly every campaign. Imagine that. No, I stand by my initial review. This site is geared towards large streamers willing to work for next to nothing and to feed off of their viewers. I hope that changes and the site reverts back to it's initial promise but right now, it's no different than any other do our surveys site and refer your friends.
Response from Drope.meOct 18, 2023
Hi Ghram Myers! Sorry for your negative impression. However, we're trying to develop a platform based on feedback from both sides: streamers & their community, as well as gaming companies. Some of the ideas appear to work less than others; that's why we're always open to ideas and dialogue in our Discord community. We're launching updates and new features regularly and hope that we'll be able to get a solution that works in an optimal way to provide fair payments for streamers and allow games to get high-quality promotions.
Also, to clarify, developers always got through the complete list of streamers who applied and chose the most relevant. They might have their own reasons, and the highest priority is usually based on games streamers played before and examples of previous promotions.