Influencers who have worked with Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services has run tracked paid partnerships with 2 creators, most of them in the 250k to 1m follower range, with a median size of 1.8M.

Every creator below appeared in a disclosed paid partnership for Amazon Web Services on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube. Use it to benchmark a competitor's creator mix or to build a shortlist of creators who already make sponsored content in this space.

2
creators tracked
1.8M
median creator size
2.2%
avg engagement on sponsored posts
2
booked in the last 90 days

Creator sizes Amazon Web Services works with

Under 10K
0
10K to 50K
0
50K to 250K
0
250K to 1M
1
Over 1M
1

Where the partnerships run

Instagram
1
YouTube
1

0 creators booked more than once.

CreatorPlatformFollowersEngagementPostsLatest
@albertatech
Alberta Tech
youtube499K3.2%1Nov 2026
@keeganmichaelkey
Keegan-Michael Key
instagram1.8M1.1%1Nov 2026

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FAQ

Which influencers has Amazon Web Services worked with?

CollabFeed has tracked disclosed paid partnerships between Amazon Web Services and 2 creators on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. The full list above shows each creator's size, engagement on sponsored posts, and their most recent Amazon Web Services placement.

What size creators does Amazon Web Services use for sponsored content?

The largest group of Amazon Web Services's creators sits in the 250k to 1m follower range, and the median creator has about 1.8M followers. That is the size band to benchmark against if you compete with Amazon Web Services.

How do I find creators like the ones Amazon Web Services works with?

Open any creator above to see every brand they have posted for, then use the CollabFeed creator directory to find similar creators by niche, platform and size. Pro members get creator business contact details and CSV exports for shortlists.

Does this list show what Amazon Web Services paid each creator?

No. A paid-partnership label covers gifted and affiliate deals as well as cash deals, so CollabFeed never reports a fee per creator. Use the rate calculator for a market benchmark by creator size and platform.

Tracked partnerships are disclosed paid or sponsored posts. A label does not show what was paid: gifted and affiliate deals carry the same label as cash deals. Follower counts and engagement come from the creator's public profile and their sponsored posts.