Instagram

Instagram Influencer Audit

Run an Instagram influencer audit on any public account before you sign anything. Audience authenticity, engagement health and who the followers actually are, from live data.

Start typing and pick a name. Public accounts only.

Example

Zendaya instagram profile photo

Zendaya

@zendaya

@spidermanmovie July 31 @theodysseymovie July 17

MacroUnited Kingdom
Followers178M
Engagement rate2.13%
Suspicious followers28.1%Elevated
Average reel plays47MPer video post
Follower Quality
Credibility
72%
Mass Followers
16.7%
Suspicious
19.4%
Influencers
4.1%
Real People
59.8%
Fake followers
28.07%

Audience location

United States of America31%
Brazil6.2%
United Kingdom3.9%
Mexico3.6%
Italy3.2%

What the audit covers

Five areas, each with the condition that passes and the one that should stop the deal.

Audience authenticity

Passes
Most of the following reads as genuine accounts
Fails
A large share of suspicious or mass-follower accounts

Engagement health

Passes
Engagement in line with, or above, accounts of the same size
Fails
Well below the size band, or implausibly far above it

Audience geography

Passes
The audience concentrates in the markets you sell to
Fails
The bulk of the following sits somewhere you do not ship

Audience profile

Passes
Age and gender split matches the people you are targeting
Fails
A demographic mismatch the content style disguises

Activity

Passes
Posting consistently in the last month
Fails
Long gaps, or numbers quoted from a more active period

The number that matters

How much of this audience is real

Instagram is the one platform that exposes a follower-quality breakdown, which makes it the one place an audit can be conclusive rather than suggestive. The result splits the following into genuine accounts, suspicious ones and mass followers.

  • Follower quality split, not a single opaque score
  • Read next to engagement, where the contradictions show
  • Same breakdown the paid product runs on
Follower Quality
Credibility
61%
Real People
61.4%
Suspicious
21.7%
Mass Followers
13.2%
Influencers
3.7%
Fake followers
38.60%

After the audit

An audit is only useful before the contract

Running one account at a time is fine while you are deciding between two names. It stops working when the shortlist is forty, which is where auditing has to happen in bulk or it quietly stops happening at all.

  • Screen a full shortlist against the same checks
  • Contact details on the ones that pass
  • Keep the evidence attached to the creator record
Reachable on this list
3 of 560%
  • @natgeo
  • @marta.b
  • @pablo.fit
  • @lucia.eats
  • @ines.travels

Influencer audits, answered

Vetting a creator?

The other checks run on the same lookup, framed for a different question.

Auditing one name is diligence. Auditing forty is the job.

This page audits one account. Inside Leewou you can run the whole shortlist and keep what survives.

  • Screen a whole list against the same checks
  • Full audience report on every creator
  • Save a list, share it, and track what you booked

Free for 14 days. No card. Cancel any time.