Fake Follower Checker

How the check works

The check reads two signals from a creator's public profile. View quality: their most-viewed recent video is screened for fake-view patterns. Reach consistency: average views are compared against the follower base — views far below what the follower count implies are a classic bought-follower fingerprint.

How to read the result

The low / medium / high verdict comes from the view-quality screen. The views-to-follower ratio shown alongside is a heuristic reference: views lagging the follower base often means bought or long-dormant followers — but a single profile snapshot is a screening signal, not proof.

FAQ

Is one video enough to judge a creator?

It's a screening signal, not an audit. Use it to shortlist; the in-app audience report adds audience geography, age ranges and a confidence grade.

Does the check cost anything?

Sign-up is free and new accounts start with free credits — enough to run your first checks right away. Each check uses 1 credit; deeper audience reports are available in the app for credits.

Where does the data come from?

Public platform data and third-party public profile databases. We don't scrape behind logins or buy private lists.

Is this an audit?

No. It's a heuristic estimate from public metrics to help you decide whether to reach out — not a verdict on a creator.

Does it cost anything?

Some tools work without signing up. Data lookups use a small number of credits per successful query; failures are refunded automatically.

Can I export the results?

Yes. Unlocked results export to CSV, and in the workspace you can process them in batches.

How many accounts are sampled?

By default we sample the creator's 60 most recent public videos and cross-check two signals: views-per-follower and interaction distribution.

Does low risk mean it's definitely fine?

Not necessarily. Low risk only means public metrics show no obvious anomaly. Inflation techniques change, so still look at the content and comments.

Which platforms are supported?

TikTok today; Instagram and YouTube detection is being wired up (see the tool page).

Am I charged if a check fails?

No. Failures and timeouts are refunded automatically — nothing is consumed.

Does this work for Instagram and YouTube?

Yes. Instagram and YouTube use an account-level heuristic risk estimate (upstream offers no per-video detection endpoint there), and the page states the methodology difference explicitly.