Top 9 German Amazon Influencers & Storefronts

Match a German Amazon influencer to your product

Each influencer below has a documented German connection, an Amazon.de storefront linked from their own pages and a dated example of a product they used, so you can match their work to the demonstration your product needs.

Photo: Christine Garcia Urbina / Amazon storefront
Kitchen
Christine Garcia Urbina (trickytine)
Air fryer recipes and kitchen tools
amazon.de/shop/trickytineamazon.de storefront
Christine is a food blogger who shares quick everyday recipes, many of them for the air fryer, and the kitchen tools she uses every day. Her air fryer pancake recipe, first published in April 2025 and updated in July 2026, was tested in one 4.75-liter drawer of her two-drawer Ninja, which the recipe links on Amazon.de. She melts the butter in the basket at 180 °C first, bakes the batter for 15 to 17 minutes and notes that a single large basket works too.
German connection
Stuttgart's tourism office, which names her one of its food ambassadors, says she was born and raised in Stuttgart, and her own About page says she set up her studio there in 2017.
Ask for
One of her quick recipes made with your appliance or accessory, with the capacity, temperature and cooking time on screen.
Before you reach out
Her own air fryer is a two-drawer Ninja, which matters if you plan a side-by-side test. Her team also makes paid content for brands; past clients include Victorinox.
Photo: Paul Kramer / onkelkramer.de
Tech
Paul Kramer (Onkel Kramer)
Independent tests of gadgets and smart home tech
amazon.de/shop/videocheckamazon.de storefront
Paul has tested products on his Onkel Kramer YouTube channel since 2016 and publishes written reviews of his videos. He says he buys most products himself and accepts no free samples or paid influence from manufacturers. His October 2026 review of the SwitchBot e-ink weather station, linked on Amazon.de, tested the standard bundle without the outdoor sensor: the station took its weather data from the nearest station online, and the e-ink screen kept its last image without power. He calls the price of around 100 euros steep for a weather station but fair for an e-ink dashboard.
German connection
His YouTube channel lists Germany as its country, and a 2021 trade magazine interview has him recalling the vending machines at Oldenburg station from his childhood.
Ask for
No brief or sample: he buys what he tests. Search his reviews for your product or a competitor's and note what he judges, such as set-up, power use and price.
Before you reach out
Do not send unsolicited products. His site's product boxes may not link the exact model he reviewed, so compare the model in the video with your listing.
Photo: Sara / Linktree
Fashion
Sara (Missesviolet)
Fashion try-ons in EU sizes 42 to 44
amazon.de/shop/missesvioletamazon.de storefront
Sara films fashion hauls and Amazon must-haves on YouTube and encourages viewers to feel good in their bodies whatever their size. In an August 2026 try-on labelled as advertising, she tests Marks & Spencer basics from Amazon.de for fit, quality and feel on camera, and the description lists the size she wears in each piece: 42 in tops, 44 in shorts and a dress, and XL in knits.
German connection
Her YouTube channel lists Germany as its country, and the legal notice it links gives an address in Konstanz.
Ask for
Your garment in her usual size and one size up, with the fit shown on camera.
Before you reach out
Her video descriptions send collaboration requests only to her management. She runs paid partnerships with fashion and beauty brands, and her listed sizes vary by brand, so ask for current measurements.
Photo: Laura Schulze / Loving Curls
Beauty
Laura Schulze (Loving Curls)
Curly hair care and styling
amazon.de/shop/lovingcurls_comamazon.de storefront
Laura tests curl-care products on her own curls and judges their ingredients from a curly-hair point of view. In an August 2026 YouTube Short on got2b curl mousse, linked on Amazon.de, she says it gave her curls a really good result and suits the Curly Girl Method, then flags its perfume and fragrance allergens and suggests a fragrance-free alternative for a sensitive scalp.
German connection
The legal notice on her own site names Loving Curls and Laura Schulze in Hamburg, and her YouTube channel lists Germany as its country.
Ask for
Your product in her full wash-day routine, with the result on her own curls after drying.
Before you reach out
She sells her own curl book, shares a Shark discount code and uses referral links for other curl brands, which matters if you sell hair tools or curl care.
Photo: Nadine Wissing / The Organized
Home organization
Nadine Wissing (The Organized)
Organizers and cleaning tools
amazon.de/shop/theorganized.deamazon.de storefront
Nadine, a professional organizer since 2019 who trained as a certified consultant with Marie Kondo in New York, shares the organizers and cleaning tools she uses at home. In her January 2026 bathroom reset post, she links a set of stiff grout brushes on Amazon.de and says they work far better than the usual old toothbrush, with firm bristles that shift stubborn mold, dirt and soap residue.
German connection
Her own About page says she lives with her family in Hamburg.
Ask for
A before-and-after of one cupboard or room with your organizer or cleaning tool, showing what fits and how long the reset took.
Before you reach out
She sells an online organizing course and calls herself a brand ambassador. Ask which brands she works with in your category.
Photo: Sarah Plack / Babybauchblog
Parenting
Sarah Plack (Babybauchblog)
Baby gear, pregnancy and flying with a baby
amazon.de/shop/babybauchblogamazon.de storefront
Sarah, who studied medicine, writes about trying to conceive, pregnancy and life with a baby, and links the products she recommends. In her January 2025 guide to flying with a baby, she links the Stokke YOYO stroller on Amazon.de and says ground staff have several times tried to send it to the hold until they saw it was a YOYO, which may go on board. She also warns that lookalike flight harnesses on Amazon lack FAA certification and that many airlines refuse them.
German connection
Her own About page says she lives in Berlin and studied medicine at the Charité, and her publisher, Penguin, describes her as a doctor from Berlin.
Ask for
Your product tested on a real trip with a baby, from packing to the gate.
Before you reach out
A talent management firm represents her, and she sells her own book. In October 2026 her newest blog post was from January 2025, so ask where she posts now.
Photo: Julia / Funkelfaden
Crafts
Julia (Funkelfaden)
Cutting machines, sewing and craft tools
amazon.de/shop/funkelfadenamazon.de storefront
Julia has published free sewing and craft tutorials on Funkelfaden since 2011, along with tests of the cutting machines and tools she uses. In her October 2025 tutorial for a haunted house made of wooden blocks, she cuts the blocks on her Proxxon mini table saw and has her Cricut cut the glitter iron-on twice so the finest details weed cleanly, a double cut she notes the Cricut Joy cannot make. The materials list links each tool on Amazon.de.
German connection
Her own About page says she grew up in Berlin-Kreuzberg and now spends almost as much time in Brandenburg, where she bought an old house in 2019.
Ask for
A start-to-finish project built around your tool or material, from the first cut to the finished piece.
Before you reach out
Many of her projects use Cricut machines and she shares a Cricut discount code, a conflict if you sell another cutting machine.
Photo: Mirjam Beile / Backs-an
Kitchen
Mirjam Beile (Backs-an)
Bread machines and baking
amazon.de/shop/backs-anamazon.de storefront
Mirjam, a baker and confectioner, tests bread machines on Backs-an and has written books of bread machine recipes. Her September 2026 test of the Panasonic SD-PMC100, which she says she bought herself and links on Amazon.de, reports loaves of up to 500 g that release from the pan without sticking, a cooling bowl that needs 12 to 16 hours in the freezer before making ice cream, and accessories that are hand-wash only.
German connection
The legal notice on her own site gives an address in Herbolzheim, and German Wikipedia describes her as a German baker, confectioner and author.
Ask for
One of her own recipes baked in your machine, judged on the loaf, the timing and the clean-up.
Before you reach out
She sells her own recipe books, and Panasonic supplied the machine for one of her 2022 tests. Ask about current manufacturer ties.
Photo: Biggi Bauer and Florian Westermann / Phototravellers
Travel
Biggi Bauer and Florian Westermann (Phototravellers)
Travel tripods and camera gear
amazon.de/shop/phototravellers.deamazon.de storefront
Biggi and Florian have run Phototravellers, a magazine for travel, hiking and landscape photography, since 2010 and test their gear on their own trips. In their travel tripod test, updated in July 2026, Florian calls the Sirui AM-223S carbon mini tripod, linked on Amazon.de, the tripod he takes everywhere: it holds a full-frame camera with a standard lens, and he packs it as a backup even when he brings his big Gitzo.
German connection
Florian told the regional paper Onetz in 2019 that Munich is their home base, and their YouTube channel lists Germany as its country.
Ask for
Your gear packed for one of their trips, with the conditions, its weight in the pack and the photos it made possible.
Before you reach out
They sell a photo course, workshops and books, and their media kit offers long-term campaigns to outdoor and photo brands. Ask which partnerships are current.

These are editorial picks, not a ranking by sales or audience size. Photos come from the influencers’ own sites or public profiles, and inclusion does not imply a relationship with Spreesy. If you are listed and want your information changed or removed, use the influencer information and removal page.

Before you brief a German influencer

A German campaign adds its own checks: German-language content, your Amazon.de listing, delivery to a German address and the advertising label German guidance expects.

Product: check your exact Amazon.de listing, the variant, EU sizes or the plug, and delivery to the influencer’s address.
Language: these picks post in German. Send the brief and your product facts in German, in the words shoppers will find on your Amazon.de listing.
Audience: ask for recent country-level data for the channel you plan to use. German-language audiences often include Austria and Switzerland.
Ad label: guidance from Germany’s media authorities counts a free sample as possible payment, so agree “Werbung” or “Anzeige” at the start of a post, or “Werbung” on screen in a video. “Ad” or “PR sample” is not enough.
Agreement: confirm fees, sample delivery to a German address, deliverables, timing and usage rights. The Impressum on their website shows the name and address behind it.

For more detail, use our influencer evaluation steps. When you are ready to write, our guide to reaching out to Amazon influencers has message templates.

Find more influencers for your Amazon.de products

Use Spreesy to browse Amazon.de storefronts and inspect the products they recommend. For a specific item, choose amazon.de in the marketplace menu beside the search box, then search your ASIN or paste an Amazon.de product link. To check one influencer before you send a sample, paste their Amazon.de storefront link. Read each bio before you shortlist: many of the busiest Amazon.de storefronts are written in English.

Seller access requires a paid plan. Learn what the Amazon influencer database includes, or use outreach lists to organize your selected influencers.

Questions about German Amazon influencers

Who are the best German Amazon influencers for my brand?

Our editorial picks include Christine Garcia Urbina for air fryer recipes and kitchen tools; Paul Kramer for independent tests of gadgets and smart home tech; Sara for fashion try-ons in EU sizes 42 to 44; Laura Schulze for curly hair care and styling; Nadine Wissing for organizers and cleaning tools; Sarah Plack for baby gear, pregnancy and flying with a baby; Julia for cutting machines, sewing and craft tools; Mirjam Beile for bread machines and baking; Biggi Bauer and Florian Westermann for travel tripods and camera gear. Each has a documented German connection, an Amazon.de storefront and a dated product example; choose the one whose work matches the demonstration your buyers need.

Does an Amazon.de storefront mean the influencer lives in Germany?

No. The storefront shows the Amazon marketplace, not where an influencer lives or where their audience is, and amazon.at sends Austrian shoppers to Amazon.de as well. In October 2026, 46 of the 50 Amazon.de storefronts with the most published content in Spreesy’s index had English bios. Check their own site for a German connection before you brief them.

Do German influencers have to label a free sample as advertising?

Usually, yes. Guidance from Germany’s media authorities, updated in May 2025, says a product sent free can count as payment, so a post that features it should open with “Werbung” or “Anzeige”, and a video should show “Werbung” on screen while it features the product. Abbreviations such as “ad” and English phrases such as “sponsored by” or “PR sample” are not enough, and affiliate links must be marked, for example with an asterisk explained beside the link.

How do I contact a German Amazon influencer?

Use the collaboration contact they publish: a work-with-me page, a media kit or their management. The Impressum, the legal notice German law requires on business websites, confirms the name and address behind the site, which can be a company or an agency. Agree fees, sample delivery, the ad label and usage rights before you ship; inclusion here does not mean an influencer is open to collaborations.

How do I find influencers with a German audience?

Ask for recent audience-country data for the channel you plan to use. A German biography, an Amazon.de storefront and a German audience are different things, and many German-speaking viewers live in Austria or Switzerland. Spreesy’s marketplace menu selects Amazon.de storefronts; it does not measure where an influencer’s followers live.

Does Amazon.de have its own Influencer Program?

Yes. Amazon runs a separate Influencer Program for Amazon.de, as it does for Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk, and some influencers join more than one. Every pick on this page links an Amazon.de storefront; if you sell in another marketplace, ask for links to the store where your product is listed.