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Free Instagram influencer analytics tool

Type any public Instagram handle and get the numbers we check before a booking: engagement rate, average likes and comments, average Reel views, posting frequency, content mix and the top recent posts. No sign-up.

Try it on a public profile:

Public data only, fetched live and kept for three days. To have a profile excluded, email hello@sup.co.

What you get

Every number we check before a booking, on one page

This is the report our own team runs on a creator before we put them in front of a brand. It reads the public profile, the 12 most recent posts and the 12 most recent Reels, live, and shows you the numbers that decide whether a fee is fair.

Engagement rate

Likes plus comments over followers, averaged across the last 12 posts, with average likes and comments beside it and the creator placed against their size tier.

Average Reel views

The mean and the median of the last 12 Reels, and the view rate: what share of the follower count a typical Reel reaches.

Posting rhythm

Posts per week from the dates of the last 12 posts, and how long ago the last one went up.

Content mix

How the last 12 posts split between Reels, carousels and single images. A creator who never posts Reels cannot be bought on views.

Paid partnerships

How many of the last 12 posts carry Instagram’s paid partnership tag. It shows experience with brands, and how crowded the feed is.

Hashtags and top posts

The hashtags the creator repeats, which say what they think they are about, and the three posts with the most engagement, which say what their audience thinks.

Benchmarks

Engagement rate by follower tier

Every rate on the report is placed against creators of the same size. These tiers are computed from the creators in Sup’s public directory and are recalculated whenever that data is refreshed. Under the bottom quarter is low for that size. Over the top quarter is strong.

Engagement rate by follower tier from Sup’s tracked creators
Follower tierCreatorsLow (bottom quarter)MedianStrong (top quarter)
10k to 50k followers73under 1.69%2.97%over 6.29%
50k to 100k followers26under 1.49%2.08%over 4.30%
100k to 500k followers104under 1.37%2.09%over 3.88%
500k and up followers20under 1.35%2.45%over 4.52%

Computed from the 223 creators in Sup’s public directory, data collected 8 September 2026. Quarters are the 25th and 75th percentiles. The directory has no creators under 10k followers, so there is no tier for them.

Benchmarks

Views per follower by tier

Views are what a brand actually buys, so the report shows the view rate as well: average Reel views divided by followers. Over 100% means the creator’s Reels reach more people than follow them.

Views per follower by follower tier from Sup’s tracked creators
Follower tierCreatorsLow (bottom quarter)MedianStrong (top quarter)
10k to 50k followers73under 32%112%over 229%
50k to 100k followers26under 48%81%over 153%
100k to 500k followers104under 28%47%over 90%
500k and up followers20under 33%54%over 109%

Computed from the 223 creators in Sup’s public directory, data collected 8 September 2026. Quarters are the 25th and 75th percentiles. The directory has no creators under 10k followers, so there is no tier for them.

How to read it

What to look at first

Start with the two benchmark strips. A creator who is strong for their size on both engagement and views is a safe buy at a fair rate. A creator who is strong on one and low on the other is telling you something: high engagement with low views usually means a loyal but small active audience, and high views with low engagement means the Reels travel to strangers who watch and move on.

Then look at the median Reel views against the average. If the median is far below the average, one clip is carrying the number, and your post is more likely to land near the median. Brief and price on the median.

Finally read the content mix and the paid partnership count together. A feed that is one third sponsored will not give your post much room, and an audience that sees an ad every third post has learned to scroll past them.

Limits

What this tool cannot see

Audience country, age and gender. Reach, impressions, saves and shares. Story views. Follower growth over time. All of those live in the creator’s own insights and nowhere else. Tools that show them for any account are estimating from samples, and we would rather show fewer numbers than estimated ones.

The fix is to ask. A creator who is proud of their audience will send screenshots of their insights the same day, and the numbers there are the ones to negotiate on. Sup asks for them on every booking, and compares them with what this report shows.

FAQ

Influencer analytics questions

Follower, following and post counts, the engagement rate over the last 12 posts with average likes and comments, average and median Reel views with the view rate, posts per week, the content mix between Reels, carousels and images, how many of the last 12 posts were tagged as paid partnerships, the hashtags the creator leans on, the top three posts by engagement, and the links in their bio.

From Instagram, live, at the moment you run the check. We read the public profile, the 12 most recent posts on the grid and the 12 most recent Reels. Nothing is estimated or modelled, and nothing comes from a database that was scraped months ago. Results are kept for three days so a repeat check is instant.

No. Audience country, age and gender are only visible to the account owner. Tools that show them for any account are modelling from samples, and we would rather show fewer numbers than estimated ones. Ask the creator for a screenshot of their audience insights; it takes them a minute.

It depends on size. Across the 223 creators in Sup’s directory the median rate falls from 2.97% at 10k to 50k followers to 2.09% at 100k to 500k. The result places the creator against the tier for their size and labels it low, typical or strong.

Whether the creator is active enough to hold their reach. It is calculated from the dates of the 12 most recent posts. Under one post a week and the audience goes cold between posts; over five and the creator may be posting for volume rather than quality. The last post date is shown beside it.

A post the creator has labelled with Instagram’s paid partnership tag. Many sponsored posts are not labelled, so the real number is usually higher. A creator with several tagged posts in their last 12 is used to working with brands, and is also splitting their audience’s attention between them.

Only the public numbers: followers, following and post count. Instagram does not show a private account’s posts or Reels to anyone who does not follow it, so there is nothing to analyse. The tool tells you when this is the case.

Instagram serves post images from short-lived links. If a link has expired since the data was stored, the tile shows a plain card that still opens the post on Instagram. Run the check again and the images refresh.

Yes. No sign-up and no email gate. Each visitor can run 20 profile reports an hour and 60 a day. If you need to vet a whole list, book a call and we will run it for you.

What does the influencer analytics tool show?

Follower, following and post counts, the engagement rate over the last 12 posts with average likes and comments, average and median Reel views with the view rate, posts per week, the content mix between Reels, carousels and images, how many of the last 12 posts were tagged as paid partnerships, the hashtags the creator leans on, the top three posts by engagement, and the links in their bio.

Where does the data come from?

From Instagram, live, at the moment you run the check. We read the public profile, the 12 most recent posts on the grid and the 12 most recent Reels. Nothing is estimated or modelled, and nothing comes from a database that was scraped months ago. Results are kept for three days so a repeat check is instant.

Does it show audience demographics?

No. Audience country, age and gender are only visible to the account owner. Tools that show them for any account are modelling from samples, and we would rather show fewer numbers than estimated ones. Ask the creator for a screenshot of their audience insights; it takes them a minute.

What is a good engagement rate for an influencer?

It depends on size. Across the 223 creators in Sup’s directory the median rate falls from 2.97% at 10k to 50k followers to 2.09% at 100k to 500k. The result places the creator against the tier for their size and labels it low, typical or strong.

What does posts per week tell me?

Whether the creator is active enough to hold their reach. It is calculated from the dates of the 12 most recent posts. Under one post a week and the audience goes cold between posts; over five and the creator may be posting for volume rather than quality. The last post date is shown beside it.

What counts as a paid partnership?

A post the creator has labelled with Instagram’s paid partnership tag. Many sponsored posts are not labelled, so the real number is usually higher. A creator with several tagged posts in their last 12 is used to working with brands, and is also splitting their audience’s attention between them.

Can I analyse a private account?

Only the public numbers: followers, following and post count. Instagram does not show a private account’s posts or Reels to anyone who does not follow it, so there is nothing to analyse. The tool tells you when this is the case.

Why are some post tiles missing a picture?

Instagram serves post images from short-lived links. If a link has expired since the data was stored, the tile shows a plain card that still opens the post on Instagram. Run the check again and the images refresh.

Is this influencer analytics tool free?

Yes. No sign-up and no email gate. Each visitor can run 20 profile reports an hour and 60 a day. If you need to vet a whole list, book a call and we will run it for you.

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