Free Instagram fake engagement checker

Likes, comments and views that did not come from people who chose to watch: bought packages, bots, and comment groups (pods) where creators agree to comment on each other’s posts. It makes an account look more popular than its real audience.

Bought likes come without comments. In Sup’s data an Instagram creator with 10k to 100k followers gets a median of 5.0 comments per 100 likes. An account far below that range on most posts, or with almost the same like count on every post, is worth a closer look.

The fake follower check opens a sample of the account’s followers and scores each one. This tool looks at what happens on the posts: likes per view, comments per like and comment quality. Bought followers and bought engagement are often bought separately, so run both.

No. Public numbers cannot show where a like came from. Giveaways, boosted posts and a post shared outside Instagram can all look unusual. The result says which numbers sit outside the normal range and never calls a creator fake.

A marked post sits in the bottom 5% of Sup’s data for accounts its size on likes per view or on comments per like. One marked post means little. Most of them marked is a pattern.

Yes, with no sign-up. Each visitor can run 20 new checks an hour and 60 a day. Accounts checked in the last three days load from our cache.