Brand vetting a creator
You're about to spend $25K on a campaign. The vanity follower count is 800K. The engagement rate comes back at 0.4%. That's a follower farm, not an audience.
TikTok profile analyzer.
Engagement rate, follower ratios, posting cadence, and a fake-follower grade. From live data, not a cached snapshot.
How it works
Enter the handle
We fetch the profile and pull the last twenty posts.
Compute the signals
Likes plus comments plus shares per post, averaged, divided by follower count.
Assign a grade
A through F. Anything below C means follow with caution.
What people use this for
Agency QA
You've signed a creator. Run them through this before the contract closes to confirm pitch-deck numbers match reality.
Competitor research
Track a rival creator's cadence and engagement weekly. Watch for the inflection moments.
Frequently asked
What does grade B mean?
Solid. 1.5 to 3 percent engagement on the last twenty posts. Most established, healthy creator accounts land here.
Why is grade F bad?
Below 0.3 percent engagement on accounts over one thousand followers usually means purchased followers. Real audiences engage; fake ones don't.
How recent is the data?
Live. We re-fetch the profile and posts every request, no caching.
Why are small accounts ungraded?
Accounts under one thousand followers don't get a grade. The signal is too noisy at small sample sizes.
The same engine, scaled up.
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