Instagram keeps no record of who unfollowed you, so the only way to know is to compare your follower list week over week. That is the entire job of an unfollower tracker, and it is the one thing this one does properly: a full report in your inbox every week, with names, photos and dates. No password, no app to install.
Start Tracking Today See it in action →Worth understanding before you pay for one, because it explains why some trackers get accounts restricted and this one cannot. We read your public follower list from the outside, exactly as any visitor to your profile does. Nothing connects to your account.
Your @handle, your plan size, and a Stripe checkout. That is the whole signup. There is no Instagram password field because there is nothing we could do with one.
The first scan runs within minutes and stores a snapshot of who follows you right now. This is the baseline every future comparison is measured against, which is why no tracker can show you unfollows that happened before you signed up.
Anyone present last week and missing this week is an unfollower. You get them by name and photo, with the date, alongside your new followers and current total. It arrives by email, so there is nothing to remember to check.
This is what you get every week. Names, faces, dates. No screenshots to compare, no guesswork.
Simulated data. Your dashboard shows real accounts, with photos and profile links.
Fair pricing that scales with your follower count. Every plan includes everything below — no add-ons, no upsells. Cancel any time.
Every week, the complete picture lands in your inbox — who unfollowed, who's new, and your current total. No logging in required.
Not just a number. See the actual account that left, their name and photo, when it happened, and tap straight through to their profile.
Your full history, always on. Filter by the last 7, 30 or 90 days — or all time — and switch between unfollowers and new followers.
We never ask for your Instagram login. Everything is read from your public profile, so your account is never put at risk.
Try it for a full month. If it isn't useful to you, email us and we'll refund you in full, no questions and no forms to fill in. We also scan your account three times in your first week so you see real results in days, not weeks.
Your plan is verified against your real follower count on the first scan and adjusted automatically if you picked the wrong size — no surprises, just the right price. Accounts over 100k followers aren't supported yet. Public Instagram accounts only.
Most of the unfollower apps in the app stores work the same way, and it is the way that gets accounts restricted. Three questions tell you which kind you are looking at.
This is the one that matters. An app with your login makes automated requests as you, from a data centre, at a rate no human types at. That pattern is what Instagram's automation detection looks for, and the penalty lands on your account, not the app's. If a tracker wants your password, that is the answer. We go through this in more detail in are Instagram unfollower apps safe.
If it promises unfollowers the moment you sign up, it is guessing or reselling stale data. Instagram publishes no unfollow log anywhere. The information genuinely does not exist until two scans have been compared, so an honest tracker tells you to wait a few days. We do.
Free unfollower apps are rarely free. The follower graph they build while serving you is the product, sold on to whoever buys audience data. Paying $29 a month is what lets us not do that, which is the only honest reason a paid tracker exists next to free ones.
Everything people ask before signing up.
No. There is no screen, no setting and no export that lists unfollows. Even Instagram's own "Download Your Information" file gives you a current list of who follows you, not a history of who left. This is the gap every unfollower tracker exists to fill, and it is why the job comes down to comparing snapshots over time. We compare every available method, free ones included, in how to see who unfollowed you on Instagram.
Because nobody recorded it. Unfollows are worked out by comparing a list taken then against a list taken now, so tracking can only ever start from the day you begin. Any service claiming to show you historical unfollows from before you signed up is inventing them. Your first scan is a baseline, and real results begin from your second.
Usually within a few days. We scan new accounts three times in the first week specifically so you are not waiting a fortnight for the first comparison. After that it settles into one scan and one report per week.
It is a different method entirely. Those apps ask you to log in, then act as you from their servers, which is the behaviour Instagram's automation detection is built to catch. We never log in and never touch your account. We read the public follower list your profile already shows to any visitor, so there is nothing for Instagram to flag.
No, and that is rather the point. The report is emailed to you every week whether you remember it exists or not. The dashboard is there when you want to dig into your full history, filter by the last 7, 30 or 90 days, or look at new followers instead, but you never have to open it to get the information.
No. Reading your public follower list is the entire method, so a private profile leaves nothing to read. If your account is private and you want tracking, it would have to be switched to public first.
It corrects itself. The first scan reads your real follower count and moves you to the matching tier automatically, up or down, with the difference prorated. You will not end up paying for a larger plan than your account needs.
Email us within 30 days and we refund you in full. No forms and no argument. You can also cancel whenever you like, with no minimum term and no cancellation fee; tracking stops at the end of the period you have already paid for.
We do not support accounts over 100,000 followers yet. Get in touch and we will let you know when that changes.
Send us a message and a real person will answer, usually within a few hours.