Pinfluence Intel Starter
Never lose your Pinterest analytics again. See exactly which pins and topics are driving your traffic, and catch the accounts copying your pins.
Stop running your Pinterest strategy on a few months of stats and a good memory. The Intel Starter keeps every month of your impressions, clicks, and saves, permanently.
✓ 7-day money-back guarantee
✓ Cancel anytime, lifetime rate lock for founders
✓ Independent tool, not affiliated with Pinterest, Inc.
Pinterest hands you just enough data to feel informed, and not nearly enough to plan with.
For a lot of solo creators, three things tend to go missing on Pinterest, and they’re easy to overlook until the moment you actually need them.
Your history. Pinterest only shows a rolling window of your stats. So when it’s time to plan this year’s big season, last year’s numbers, the ones that would tell you what actually worked, may already be gone. And planning from memory is a lot harder than planning from the data.
Your winners. Out of the hundreds of pins someone makes over time, usually a small handful are quietly driving most of the traffic, while the rest barely move. Without an easy way to line them up and compare, it’s tough to tell which is which, and tougher still to know what’s worth making more of.
Your work, once it leaves your hands. When a pin does well, it tends to get noticed, and sometimes copied onto another account. That kind of thing is easy to miss. Unless you happen to stumble across it, there’s often no sign a pin was taken, or that it’s pulling traffic that could have been yours.
Whichever of these lands, the issue is usually the same. The information exists. It’s just hard to get to.
Intel Starter gets you to it.
Intel takes the performance data Pinterest already has on your account and turns it into something you can actually use, and keep. Your full history in one place, your best pins ranked, the topics pulling your traffic, and a watch on your pins so you know when one gets copied.
Nothing here is data you don’t already own. It’s your account’s own numbers, finally organized, saved for good, and easy to act on.
How Pinfluence Intel works.
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Upload your Pinterest stats
Export your analytics from Pinterest and drop the file into Intel. Unlimited uploads, so you can bring in everything you’ve got and keep adding as you go.
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Intel keeps and organizes it
Every upload gets saved and added to your running history, then sorted into your numbers over time, your top pins, and the topics driving your traffic. Nothing rolls off. Nothing expires.
3
You plan from the full picture
Instead of guessing from the last few months, you work from your whole history: what worked last season, which pins to make more of, and what’s quietly slipping.
Analytics History
Your analytics, kept for as long as you want them.
Pinterest shows you a rolling window and quietly drops the rest. Intel keeps all of it. Every upload adds to a running history of your impressions, clicks, and saves, stored by the day and never wiped.
So the numbers you’ll actually want later are still there when you need them: how last year’s big season really performed, whether you’re up or down from the same month a year ago, which stretches were quietly your best. The longer you use it, the more history you’re sitting on, and the easier every planning decision gets.
Top Pins
See which pins are actually carrying your traffic.
Most of your traffic comes from a small number of pins. Intel lines up every pin you’ve made and ranks them by the clicks they’re sending you, so the handful doing the heavy lifting stop hiding in the pile.
From there you can see what’s climbing and what’s falling off. A pin that’s gaining is one to make more like. A pin that’s sliding is one to refresh or replace before it drops off completely. Instead of treating every pin the same, you put your effort where it’s already paying off.
Link Tracking
See exactly which links your pins send traffic to.
Every pin points somewhere: a blog post, a product, a freebie. Intel rolls up your outbound clicks by destination URL, so you can see which of your pages Pinterest is actually driving people to, not just which pins got impressions.
Sort by the URLs gaining or losing clicks and you’ll spot a post that’s quietly taking off, or one that’s slipping, while there’s still time to react. It turns “Pinterest sends me traffic” into “Pinterest sends me traffic to these exact pages, and here’s what’s trending.”
Screenshot coming: URL Performance
Annotations
See the exact topics Pinterest ties to your traffic.
Pinterest tags every pin with annotations, the topics it thinks the pin is about. Intel pulls those together and ranks them by the outbound clicks they’re driving, so you can see the precise phrases carrying your traffic, not just broad themes.
Each annotation sits next to its pin count and its monthly search demand, so you can tell a topic you’re already winning from one with demand you’ve barely touched. It’s the difference between guessing what to pin about next and reading it straight off your own results.
Board Performance
Find out which boards are actually pulling their weight.
Your pins live on boards, and some boards quietly outperform the rest. Intel ranks every board by impressions, engagement, outbound clicks and saves over time, so the ones doing the work stop blending in with the ones just taking up space.
See what’s climbing and what’s fading board by board, and you can decide where to keep pinning, which boards to refresh, and which to retire. It’s the same put-your-effort-where-it-pays-off logic, one level up from individual pins.
Pin Protection
Know when someone copies your pins.
When a pin does well, it gets copied. Intel watches your top pins and uses image matching to find the ones showing up on other accounts, then shows you each copy next to your original, along with the account that posted it. No more finding out by accident months later, if you find out at all.
Auto-monitoring runs on all your top pins in the background, so new copies surface as they appear. And when you want to check a specific pin yourself, Starter gives you 25 manual scans a month to run on demand. Once you can see who’s reposting your work, you can decide what to do about it.
Keyword Insights
Find the topics that work for you, not just the pins.
A single pin winning is useful. Knowing the topic behind a whole run of winners is better. Intel groups your pins by the themes Pinterest sees in them, then ranks those themes by the traffic they’re actually driving, so you can see which subjects your audience keeps responding to.
Where Pinterest has the data, it sits a theme’s search demand right next to the traffic you’re getting from it. A topic you’re already winning that also has high demand is worth leaning into. A topic with demand you’re barely touching is the gap to fill next. Starter includes 10 of these insights a month.
Board Analysis
Deep-crawl your boards and see where every link goes.
Intel crawls your boards pin by pin and maps how URLs are distributed across them, thousands of pins, sorted by which domains and pages they point to. You see at a glance how concentrated or spread out your linking really is.
It’s especially sharp on group boards: mark the domains you own and Intel separates your links from everyone else’s, so you can see exactly how much of a shared board is actually sending traffic your way. Concentration alerts flag boards leaning too hard on a single URL.
AI & Automation
Ask your AI assistant about your own Pinterest data.
If you plan content with ChatGPT or Claude, Intel plugs straight in. Connect once, and you can ask questions about your own account right in the chat: which pins climbed last quarter, how this month compares to the same month last year, which topics are pulling the most traffic. The answers come back from your actual Intel data, not a guess.
That means the assistant you’re already using to plan pins can plan them against what’s genuinely worked for you. This is MCP access at user-data scope, included with Starter. (Want it reaching across the full keyword database too? That’s the Pro Bundle.)
Pricing
Pick the tier that fits.
Founding rates, locked in for life. Switch between monthly and annual any time, and start free first if you want to test-drive it.
Intel Starter
$19/mo standard
$13/mo
billed annually · $152/yr
✓1 Pinterest account, unlimited CSV uploads
✓Historical analytics preserved forever
✓Stolen-pin auto-monitoring on all top pins
✓10 Keyword Insights per month
✓MCP access (user-data scope)
Best for creators who never want to lose their analytics again.
Get Intel StarterPro Bundle
$49/mo standard
$32.50/mo
billed annually · $390/yr
✓Both Pinfluence tools: Discover for keyword research, Intel for your Pinterest analytics
✓2,500 to 10,000 tracked keywords
✓Up to 5 Pinterest accounts, unlimited analytics uploads
✓Full-database MCP access
Best for power users and multi-site operators who want both tools at full strength.
Get Pro BundleThe Huddle
$250/quarter standard
$200/quarter
founding rate · annual billed at a discount
✓Everything in the Pro Bundle, at the highest limits
✓Mini-Course Library (rolling release)
✓Monthly live Huddle call + async critiques
✓Private member community
✓Every future product, at your locked rate, forever
Best for serious operators who want tools, education, and community in one place.
Join The HuddleFounding window: 100 members or 60 days.
Lock the founding rate for life as long as your subscription stays active.
Claim Founding PricingFrequently asked questions.
Why do I upload CSVs? Can’t Intel pull from my Pinterest account automatically?
By design, no. Pinterest’s terms don’t allow third-party tools to automatically store your extended analytics history, and we respect that. So Intel uses the manual CSV upload Pinterest already gives you, about 60 seconds per account per month. It keeps your account safely at arm’s length, which is exactly how a serious analytics tool should work.
How does stolen pin detection work?
When you upload your analytics, Intel identifies your top-performing pins and creates a digital fingerprint of each one. It compares those fingerprints against the public Pinterest images in our research database and flags exact or near-exact matches. Detection is informational. We don’t file takedowns or contact anyone on your behalf.
Does Intel work for accounts that are brand new?
Yes, but the value compounds over time. New accounts get the same preservation workflow. The longer you use Intel, the more historical data you accumulate that Pinterest no longer shows.
What’s a “Keyword Insight”?
An Intel report on a single keyword or theme, drawing from your own account’s data plus the broader Pinterest search data in our research database. If a pin of yours is outperforming for a specific phrase, Intel surfaces that phrase so you can lean into it. Starter includes 10 a month.
Can I import multiple Pinterest accounts?
Intel Starter covers 1 Pinterest account. If you run multiple niche sites or manage client accounts, the Pro Bundle and The Huddle cover more accounts at their higher tiers.
What’s your refund policy?
Intel Starter comes with a 7-day money-back guarantee. If it’s not for you, reach out within 7 days of your purchase for a full refund. You can also cancel anytime.
What if I cancel? What happens to my data?
Your uploaded CSV data and derived analytics are retained for 12 months after cancellation, then auto-deleted. Stolen pin monitoring stops immediately on cancellation. Your tracked lists are deleted. You can request immediate data deletion any time.
Keep every month of your Pinterest analytics. Starting now.
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