Snapchat is presently permitting creators to announce the number of subscribers they have. This is the first run through Snapchat has given its clients such a public-confronting metric about their followings or crowds, and it speaks to a generous change to the stage, as first detailed by Tubefilter.

In an statement to The Verge, a Snap representative stated: “We’ve listened to feedback from our creator community and many of them expressed interest in having the option to show that their community on Snapchat is growing,” which is the reason it’s making subscriber counts noticeable. Makers can choose to turn this element on or from their settings.

The company presented maker profiles in September, which gives clients on the stage more bits of knowledge on their crowd and encourages them arrange with brands.

The way that Snap’s truism its makers needed to flaunt their developing network with public endorser checks, recommends that they need a public-confronting metric to show how effective they are for brands. On Instagram, for instance, marks frequently see counts counts and engagement rates to check how huge a maker is on the stage.

On Snapchat, brands would have needed to request that makers share those subtleties prior to focusing on an deal. Making those measurements public streamlines that discussion and enables makers and brands to decide if an arrangement may work between them.

This at that point could prompt Snapchat turning into a general more creator-friendly stage where more influencers see an opportunity for business.