Influencer vetting, answered
Install the IQFluence Chrome extension, open any public Instagram profile, and a panel shows the creator's audience quality score right away. Create a free IQFluence account and the panel opens the full breakdown: what share of the audience is real people versus mass followers versus suspicious accounts. It works the same way on TikTok and YouTube profiles.
Yes. You get 5 checks a day with no account at all. A free IQFluence account raises that to 15 checks a day, unlocks the full free report and keeps a history of what you checked. Paid plans live inside the IQFluence web app, not in the extension, and the extension never processes payments.
A good engagement rate depends on platform and follower count. Smaller creators usually post higher rates than mega accounts, because a tight audience reacts more. Rather than guess against a single number, the extension benchmarks each creator against similar-size accounts on the same platform, so you can see whether a 2% rate is strong or soft for that tier.
Yes. IQFluence works on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube creator profiles. Open a profile on any of the three and the panel appears with the metrics available for that platform. Some metrics differ by platform because each network exposes different data.
The extension reads only the public creator handle from the profile URL you are on, then asks the IQFluence API for that creator's metrics. It does not read the page content, does not track your browsing history and never asks for your password. A randomly generated identifier and basic usage counts keep the daily limits working and are not tied to a fingerprint of your device.
Audience quality is the share of a creator's followers who are real, active people, as opposed to mass followers, bots or suspicious accounts. IQFluence scores each profile and shows the percentage with a simple color signal, so you can spot an inflated following before you commit any budget.