Type any public @ and get its engagement rate: average likes plus comments on recent posts, divided by followers. Free, no login, real public numbers.
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We take the latest posts that show likes and average their likes and comments.
Run your own profile and a few accounts of similar size in your niche to see where you stand.
The rate is (average likes + average comments) ÷ followers × 100, using recent posts. It is the formula most brands use when they look at a creator before a partnership.
Rates usually fall as accounts grow, because a bigger audience includes more casual followers. Compare with accounts of a similar size and niche, not with a single "good" number.
Posts with hidden likes are left out of the average. If a profile hides likes on every post, the rate cannot be calculated.
There is no official benchmark. Compare against accounts of similar size in your niche and against your own rate over time. Our guide on what a good engagement rate is explains why rates fall as accounts grow.
No. It uses likes and comments, the standard formula. Views are tracked separately by most brands.
Yes. No sign-up, and the profile owner is not notified.
The profile is private, hides likes, or has no recent posts with visible likes.
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