Instagram account analytics to read before you pick an account to work with
The lookup returned followers, average likes, posts and the listed email for 8 Instagram accounts, so you can compare them before you contact any.
Pull Instagram account analytics for a list of handles
Instagram account analytics for someone else’s account starts with the handle, and this comparison used 8 of them. You can paste up to 5,000 usernames or profile links in one run, or upload them as a CSV.
To get only accounts of a certain kind, set the filters in Find similar accounts before you search. Followers, average likes, posts, language, has an email, verified and country are all there, so the list comes back as the accounts you want to read.
- Accounts pasted
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Read the numbers for all 8 accounts
Average views came back empty for all 8 accounts, so likes and posts carry the comparison on this page. Each account lists an email, shown masked in the last column.
The largest following here, 194K, belongs to @wipenergy, which a later section shows is a product account. The smallest account has 15.1K followers.
Followers say little without average likes
The creators in the panel have between 131K and 174K followers. Their average likes are far apart, so two quotes for them could look alike on follower count alone.
@phoenixmalone_ averages 43.5K likes, the most of the four. @robpepp has a similar following and averages 2.7K, so read the likes column before you compare quotes.
Compare accounts only inside their follower band
Six accounts have more than 100K followers, and the other two sit one in each smaller band. Weigh the five creators above 100K against each other, since the sixth account in that band is the product account shown below.
1.2K posts against 227
@robpepp has the most posts of the creators, at 1.2K. The account averages 2.7K likes.
@thebateskitchen has the fewest, at 227 posts. Those posts average 16.7K likes, about six times the figure above, so a long catalogue doesn’t mean a bigger response.
Look up creators on Instagram: Full profiles of the accounts you name.
Try Look up creatorsTwo accounts quiet for more than two weeks
The oldest last post belongs to @jeffodonnell, dated 30 Sep 2026. @jess.mokk followed a day later, on 1 Oct 2026. The other accounts all posted between 9 and 19 Oct 2026, so ask the first two about their posting plans before you set campaign dates.
Spot the product account in a creator list
@wipenergy is a product account, as its category reads Product/service. Its bio reads Energy pouches powered by natural caffeine. A lookup returns whichever handles you paste, brand accounts included, so read the Category column and set that row aside before you write to the creators.
Open the link in the bio
The bio of @jeffodonnell sends followers to a YouTube video. @phoenixmalone_ uses a Linktree to collect its links, and @robpepp links to a Cameo page. These links show how each creator presents themselves outside the feed, so open them before you send an offer.
A manager and accounts on other platforms
One bio names a manager, so an offer to that creator may be answered by someone else. Three bios point to the creator’s account elsewhere. Two name TikTok and one gives a separate handle for game content.
Tick advanced when you run the lookup, and creators with enough data can show Linked accounts among their advanced insights. Ask in your first email whether offers should go to the creator or the manager.
Keep the comparison with your shortlist
A list in Data At Scale keeps the 8 rows together, and a read-only link shows the people who approve the budget the same numbers. A CSV download covers trackers that take a file.
Data At Scale covers creators on YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, so the same comparison works on a shortlist from any of the three. If you want these columns for accounts you are weighing, Look up creators on Instagram returns them, and you can sign up for free to try it.
Look up creators
Full profiles of the accounts you name.
Instagram account analytics questions
How do I see someone else’s Instagram analytics?
Paste a username or profile link; the account need not be yours, and one run covers 5,000 accounts at most. Each row returns followers, average likes, posts and the email the account lists, when it lists one.
Do all accounts get advanced insights?
No. They show only for accounts with enough data, and the parts vary from creator to creator. The 8 accounts in this run were looked up without them.
Can I get these numbers over the API?
Yes. The lookup is on the REST API, and advanced insights come back there as well as on the creator’s page.
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