The 21 Top Creator toy storefronts with the most products
Each carries Amazon’s Top Creator badge, has at least half of the products it features in toys and games and links at least one social account from the storefront. They are ordered by products listed, then idea lists.
- amazon.com/shop/7daysofplayamazon.com storefront
7 Days of Play
5,439 products167 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/preterniadotcomamazon.com storefront
Preternia
4,490 products57 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/tabletopfamilyamazon.com storefront
Kelsey - The Tabletop Family
3,136 products171 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/playroominspoamazon.com storefront
Courtney | Playroom Inspo
2,678 products114 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/dayswithgreyamazon.com storefront
Beth | Days with Grey
2,641 products177 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/pineconesandpacifiersamazon.com storefront
Jessica Conboy
2,556 products70 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/bymelissakateamazon.com storefront
by Melissa Kate
2,516 products53 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/hisamantharoseamazon.com storefront
Samantha Rose
2,341 products175 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/letigallosoamazon.com storefront
Leticia
1,962 products79 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/outsidethetoyboxamazon.com storefront
Outside the Toy Box
1,649 products39 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/preschoolvibesamazon.com storefront
Preschool Vibes
1,391 products57 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/nurturingnuggetsamazon.com storefront
Nurturing Nuggets
1,181 products35 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/theworkspaceforchildrenamazon.com storefront
The Workspace for Children
995 products25 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/marissapediatricotmomamazon.com storefront
Marissa Cupp
830 products61 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/thetoyinsideramazon.com storefront
The Toy Insider
337 products11 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/operationchristmaschildamazon.com storefront
Operation Christmas Child
313 products10 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/monsterhighluvmeamazon.com storefront
Tara (MonsterHighLuvMe)
200 products13 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/yak_faceamazon.com storefront
Yakface.com
155 products5 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/andycollectiblesamazon.com storefront
Andy Collectz
106 products8 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/influencer-356108c4amazon.com storefront
Our Wonderful Life Favorites
92 products7 idea lists
- amazon.com/shop/typaappamazon.com storefront
TYPA
36 products6 idea lists
This list is ranked from public storefront information in Spreesy’s index, not by sales or audience size. 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.
How 20,552 toy storefronts narrow to 21
Spreesy’s index holds 20,552 Amazon.com storefronts with at least 15% of the products they feature in toys and games. Each rule below keeps only the storefronts that pass it.
| Rule | Storefronts |
|---|---|
| 15% or more in toys and games | 20,552 |
| Half or more in toys and games | 2,206 |
| And carry Amazon's Top Creator badge | 31 |
| And link a social account from the storefront | 21 |
| Shown above, most products first | 21 |
Shares are counted from the Amazon categories of the products each storefront features. While Spreesy knows fewer than 10 of them, they are its estimate from the storefront’s bio, titles and the products it does know. Amazon assigns no category to a storefront.
1.6% of all toy storefronts carry the Top Creator badge, close to the 1.8% across every category in the index. The badge is Amazon’s own designation, not a Spreesy rating.
Where Amazon toy influencers link their social accounts
TikTok leads here as it does across the index, then Instagram. The difference is YouTube: 17% of the toy storefronts that link an account link one, against 24% across every category.
| Platform | Toy storefronts | Share of these | Share in all categories |
|---|---|---|---|
| TikTok | 8,718 | 74% | 68% |
| 4,616 | 39% | 43% | |
| YouTube | 1,945 | 17% | 24% |
| 1,856 | 16% | 20% | |
| 670 | 5.7% | 7.2% |
Shares are measured against the 11,730 toy storefronts that link at least one account, and against every US storefront that does for the last column. A storefront that links two platforms counts in both rows.
How many toy storefronts show a way to reach the influencer
11,730 of the 20,552 toy storefronts link at least one social account from the storefront. 8,815 link none and show no email address in their bio, so the storefront alone gives you no way to reach those influencers.
Inside Spreesy, each influencer’s profile shows the contact routes they publish, so you can see who is reachable before you plan samples. To find the influencers already recommending products like yours, start from your ASIN below.
Choose for the age range and the play
Start with the age range on your listing. A wooden puzzle for toddlers, a STEM kit for eight-year-olds and a family board game are bought by different parents for different children. Name the age range, the kind of play and the buyer before choosing an influencer, and look for recent work with toys for that age.
Ask to see the toy played with, not just unboxed. An unboxing shows what is in the box. A play session shows how long a child stays interested, how sturdy the pieces are and how much help setup needs. Pick the content format that answers what a parent cannot see in a product photo.
Check the details before you ship. Toy storefronts often mix toys with baby gear, home finds and seasonal deals. Look for toys close to yours in recent work, confirm the batteries, assembly and age guidance match your listing, and agree what the content may say about learning or safety before you send a sample.
For a step-by-step process, read how to find and evaluate Amazon influencers. When you are ready to write, use our guide to reaching out to Amazon influencers, with message templates.
Selling kids’ art and craft supplies? Compare our Amazon art influencers, who test watercolor, acrylic, markers and classroom supplies.
For hand-picked influencers in other categories, compare our Amazon influencer lists by category, each with notes on product fit.
Find toy influencers by ASIN
Start with your ASIN or a comparable product. Spreesy helps you find influencers with relevant recommendation evidence, inspect their work and organize your outreach.
Explore the Amazon influencer database or learn how to keep track of your contacts with outreach lists.
Questions about Amazon toy influencers
Who are the best Amazon toy influencers?
The best choice depends on the toy and the brief. This list ranks storefronts with Amazon's Top Creator badge that are mostly toys and games by the products they list, which shows breadth, not sales, audience size or reliability. Compare recent work with toys like yours before you reach out.
How is this list of toy influencers ranked?
Every storefront on it carries Amazon's Top Creator badge, has at least half of the products it features in toys and games and links at least one social account. They are ordered by the number of products they list, then idea lists, so the order changes only when a storefront does.
How do I contact a toy influencer?
Use the contact details the influencer publishes for brand work, on their storefront, their own site or a links page. Name the toy, the age range and what the content should show, such as play or setup, then agree on fees, usage rights and timing before you ship. A storefront does not mean they accept unsolicited products.
When should I reach out to toy influencers for the holidays?
Early enough for the influencer to test the toy, film and post before your buyers shop, and while your listing has stock. Agree the posting window in writing and leave time for the sample to arrive.
How do I find toy influencers who recommend products like mine?
Search your ASIN or a comparable toy in Spreesy to see the storefronts and videos that feature it. A play session tells you more about fit than a haul does: look for influencers who show toys like yours being used.
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