Understand their audience. Partner with confidence.
We read the public comments on a creator’s Instagram and TikTok posts and turn them into a comprehensive audience report.
Add one or both. Handles can differ, and profile links work too. 3 free reports, no card.
Straight from the report.
These are the same charts every report draws from real comments. Here they're filled in with an example creator.
See what people talk about, and how they feel about it.
Every comment is sorted by what it's about and how it feels about the creator. The big circles are where the conversation is.
- ✓Praise, questions and pushback at a glance
- ✓Hover or tap any circle for its most-liked comment
- ✓Bots and copy-paste spam are left out
Know where every number stands.
Each score is rated weak, mixed or strong for what it measures, so a good number is easy to tell from a great one. It's split by platform too, so a strong Instagram can't hide a weak TikTok.
- ✓Sentiment, credibility, real people and buying signals
- ✓Negative, neutral and positive, per platform
- ✓Sponsored posts compared with regular ones
Find the posts that land, and the ones that don't.
Each dot is a post: how its comments feel, how many people saw it, and whether it was paid. Hover a post for its caption and numbers.
- ✓Paid posts are ringed, so you see how ads land
- ✓Instagram and TikTok on one timeline
- ✓Every post links back to the original
A creator audit in about two minutes.
Add their handles
Instagram, TikTok or both. We check it's the right person before anything runs.
We read the comments
A sample from every post, each one checked for feeling, trust, buying intent, ad skepticism, brand safety and bots, with the post's caption as context.
Get a clear verdict
Scores, a plain-language summary and the actual comments behind every number. Share a link or save a PDF.
What a follower count can't tell you.
Audience sentiment
How people feel about the creator.
Credibility
Whether fans treat them as a voice worth trusting.
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Recommendation power
How often people act on their picks.
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Purchase intent
Comments asking where to buy or what it costs.
Sponsored reaction
Whether the audience cools on paid posts.
Authenticity
Bots, spam and copy-pasted repeats are left out.
Brand safety
Anything a brand wouldn't want to sit next to.
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The receipts
The most-liked comments behind every score.
For anyone about to pay a creator, or get paid as one.
Vet a creator before you sign.
Follower counts don't tell you who's listening. See the audience behind the numbers before a contract goes out.
- ✓How many commenters are real people
- ✓Whether the audience trusts them and buys
- ✓How the audience reacts to sponsored posts
- ✓Shortlist creators and show the client why
Put audience proof in your media kit.
Brands want more than follower counts. Run a report on yourself, turn on its share link and add it to your pitch: how your audience feels about you, trusts you and buys, with the comments to back it up.
- ✓A share link for your media kit or pitch deck
- ✓The numbers brands ask about: sentiment, real people, buying signals
- ✓How your sponsored posts land, before a brand asks
Pay per report. No subscription.
Free
To see how it works.
- ✓The whole report
- ✓About 300 comments from the last 30 days
- ✓Share link and PDF
Full report
One creator, both platforms.
- ✓Up to 3,000 comments from the last 90 days
- ✓A fuller read on bigger or busier accounts
- ✓Share link and PDF
Shortlist pack
For comparing creators.
- ✓5 full reports, use any time
- ✓Reports never expire
The fine print, up front.
Where does the data come from?+
Public comments on the creator's recent Instagram and TikTok posts. We never need their login.
Does the creator know I ran a report?+
No. We only read public comments, and nobody is notified.
How accurate is it?+
Each comment is read by an AI classifier with the post's caption as context. It's reliable on the big picture and occasionally misreads sarcasm or slang, which is why every score links to the comments behind it.
What's the difference between free and full?+
Free reports are the whole report on a lighter read: about 300 comments from the last 30 days. Full reports read up to 3,000 comments from the last 90 days.
What if the creator barely posts?+
If there's nothing recent to read, the report isn't charged: the report credit goes back to your account.
Can creators run a report on themselves?+
Yes. Run one on your own handles, turn on its share link and add it to your media kit or pitch. Brands see the same report you do.
Who can see my reports?+
Only you, unless you turn on a report’s share link. Anyone with that link can view that one report, read-only, and you can turn it off at any time.
Read the comments before you sign the contract.
3 free reports. No card.
Run a free report