Profile overview
The public profile header and current public metrics for a creator you look up — no login to their account required.
Look up a public profile and see totals, top content, durations, posting patterns and hashtags — with honest notes on what each platform actually provides.
Everything below reads from what a platform already publishes on a public profile.
The public profile header and current public metrics for a creator you look up — no login to their account required.
Aggregate totals and per-post averages across the public content we can read for that profile.
The strongest public posts by the metrics a platform actually exposes (for example likes or comments).
How long the creator's videos run, grouped into duration buckets with a long-vs-short breakdown.
Posting frequency, the days and times a creator tends to post, and a calendar heatmap of activity.
The hashtags actually present in the content we read — shown only when that data is available.
Each metric below is marked available, limited or not available — we would rather say so than show a misleading zero.
as the platform exposes them
shown only when the data is present
requires stored history — not offered yet
paid plans, public accounts only
not offered
no scoring model is claimed
paid plans
partial where a platform exposes it
Why a metric we cannot read is labelled as such instead of filled with a zero.
Social platforms don't expose every metric, and they differ by platform. Rather than invent numbers or show misleading zeros, Creator Analytics labels each metric as available, limited, or not available — so what you see is what the data really supports.
See Pricing for analytics plans.
Find answers to common questions about CreatorSaver.
Public TikTok and Instagram profiles you look up. Creator Analytics reads only publicly accessible content and metrics — it does not access private or restricted accounts.
Not in this release. Real growth-over-time needs stored historical snapshots, which we do not offer yet. We show current public metrics and content analysis, and we clearly mark anything that isn't available rather than showing a misleading zero.
We show top content by the metrics a platform exposes (like likes or comments). We do not claim a genuine outlier or virality scoring model.
No. TikTok and Instagram expose different fields, and some aren't available on both. The page marks what's available, limited, or not available.
Yes, on a paid plan. A comparison puts two public profiles side by side and uses one comparison from your plan's monthly allowance.
There's a free tier with 3 profile lookups a month and a limited preview of the report. Deeper analysis and higher volume are part of a paid plan — see Pricing.
Run a profile report, compare two creators, or export a profile's post metrics — all from one workspace.