Data

Audience numbers that are checked, not claimed

Follower counts and engagement are pulled from the platforms themselves and refreshed on a schedule, so a listing cannot quietly keep quoting the number it had two years ago.

Pulled, not typed in

Numbers come from the connected profiles rather than from a form the listing fills in about itself.

Refreshed on a schedule

Reach is re-read automatically, so what you see is current rather than whatever was true at signup.

Across every platform

Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube and the rest, totalled per listing so reach compares across them.

01

Pick a market

Filter to the category and country you are buying in.

02

Sort by reach

Order by real audience size rather than by who is featured.

03

Check the breakdown

Each listing shows where its audience actually is.

What this is not

Not an audience-fraud detector and not an analytics product. It says where a number came from, not whether the people behind it are real.

Questions people ask

Why do reported follower counts differ from what I see?
Because most media kits are typed by hand and go stale. Numbers here are marked by their source: read from a connected account, or reported by the seller. Neither is hidden, and the difference is stated rather than smoothed over.
What reach numbers actually matter?
For a newsletter, subscribers and open rate. For a site, monthly readers and the impressions a spot gets. For a creator, followers matter less than the views a post actually reaches. Each spot carries the figure that matches how it is sold.

Buy against numbers somebody can check.