Engagement rate
Average likes and comments per post as a share of followers, compared with a typical range for accounts of the same size. Very low rates can mean inactive or purchased followers.
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Run a free Instagram influencer audit in about a minute. We check like spikes, comment quality and engagement consistency, then hand you a clear trust score before you spend a rupee or a dollar on a sponsorship.
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How it works
You type a username. We do the heavy lifting and show you every step while it happens, so you always know what's going on.
We look up the account's follower count, following, total posts and bio to understand the creator's size and niche.
We gather the latest posts with their likes and comments, and sample the people engaging, so the audit reflects how the account performs today.
Every post is compared with the account's own baseline using the median and median absolute deviation, which a few viral posts can't distort.
You receive a 0–100 trust score, a letter grade, red flags, strengths and a per-post chart you can download as a PDF or share with your team.
What we check
Average likes and comments per post as a share of followers, compared with a typical range for accounts of the same size. Very low rates can mean inactive or purchased followers.
Bought likes often arrive in bursts. We flag posts whose likes sit far outside the account's normal range, measured with robust z-scores rather than simple averages.
We separate meaningful conversation from generic praise, emoji-only replies and spam. Real audiences ask questions and react to the content; engagement pods and bots rarely do.
Thousands of likes with almost no comments is a classic warning sign. We check whether the balance between likes and comments looks natural for the account's size.
How often the creator posts and how steady their engagement is from post to post. Consistent creators are easier to plan campaigns with.
All signals roll up into a single 0–100 score with a letter grade and a plain-English verdict, so anyone on your team can understand the result at a glance.
Why audit influencers?
Followers, likes and comments can all be bought cheaply, and engagement pods can make an ordinary account look popular. When a brand pays for a sponsored post, it is paying for real people seeing and trusting that post.
A quick audit before you sign a deal helps you avoid wasted budget, choose creators whose audience genuinely listens, and negotiate rates based on real engagement instead of vanity numbers. Agencies use audits to shortlist creators faster; creators use them to prove their audience is genuine.
Audit an influencer nowFAQ
An influencer audit reviews a public Instagram account's engagement to judge whether its likes and comments look genuine. It helps brands decide whether an influencer's reach is real before paying for a sponsored post.
Yes. The standard audit is free and does not require you to log in or connect an Instagram account.
We compare each recent post against the account's own typical engagement using robust statistics (the median and the median absolute deviation). Unusual like spikes, weak comment-to-like ratios and low-quality comments lower the score, while consistent, conversational engagement raises it.
No. Only public accounts can be audited, because the audit relies on publicly visible posts and engagement.
Most audits finish in about a minute. Large accounts or busy periods can take a little longer, and you can watch each step live while it runs.
Not necessarily. A low score means the engagement shows patterns often linked to inauthentic activity. Treat it as a reason to look closer and ask the creator for their native analytics, not as proof.
The Recent audits list on this page is stored only in your own browser so you can reopen reports quickly. You can clear it at any time.
No. Oodits is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Instagram or Meta.