Enter any public handle and get it scored the way a brand would look at it: engagement rate against accounts your size, posting consistency, audience quality and the profile basics. No password, nothing to install.
Public accounts only. We read what your profile already shows to any visitor, so there is no login and nothing to authorise.
Reading the profile...
Evenly spaced across the last twelve posts.
Engagement is proportionate to follower count, which is what a healthy audience looks like from outside.
Posting consistency, the audience quality flag, every profile check and what to fix first. Sent to your inbox so you can keep it.
We will email you this report either way. The box above is only for marketing, it is not required, and leaving it unticked will not hold anything back. See our privacy policy.
Your engagement rate drops quietly every time a follower goes, and Instagram keeps no record of who it was. IggyPlug Tracker emails you every week with exactly who unfollowed you, by name and date. No password, ever.
No. The audit reads only public profile data, the same information anyone visiting your profile can see. There is no login step and no permission to grant, which also means there is nothing here that could put your account at risk.
No. Private accounts hide their posts and engagement from everyone who does not already follow them, so there is nothing public to read. The account has to be public.
No, and we would rather say so than sell you a number we made up. Public profile data can show that engagement is unusually low for an account of your size, which is a genuine flag worth investigating. Turning that into a specific count of fake followers would mean reading your entire follower list, which this tool does not do. Any tool that quotes you a bot percentage from a profile alone is estimating and presenting it as fact.
Yes, as long as it is public. Everything used here is publicly visible, so it works for checking a competitor or sizing up a creator before working with them.
They are approximate industry bands by follower size, and we treat them as directional rather than definitive. Published benchmarks vary between sources and vary a lot by niche, so we use them to say whether you are broadly above or below the usual range, not to give you a precise ranking.