Bigfluencer cross-checks an Instagram profile's views, likes and comments against 7 statistical signals and flags purchased-engagement patterns in seconds.
What Bigfluencer reveals in seconds
Don't pay for ghost followers. Spot bought engagement before money changes hands.
Engagement rate, comment/like balance, variance, view→like conversion, spikes and more — cross-checked at once.
Median/MAD robust statistics catch flat, machine-like engagement and isolated paid boosts a simple average would miss.
Enter a public username and get an influence score, signal breakdown, red flags and a per-post fingerprint.
Every profile you analyze is added to a comparison table so you can rank influencers side by side.
Each analysis runs a profile's real post data through seven independent statistical checks. Every signal is scored 0–100 and weighted into the final verdict.
Likes and comments per follower are compared against the healthy range for the account's size — a 50K account and a 5M account behave very differently. Engagement far below the band points to ghost followers who never interact; far above it points to engagement pods or bot boosts pumping the numbers.
Real audiences comment in a predictable proportion to how much they like. Purchased likes are cheap; purchased comments are expensive — so fraudsters usually buy only likes. When a profile shows thousands of likes but almost no conversation underneath, this signal flags it.
Organic engagement is naturally messy — some posts land, some don't. Bot services deliver suspiciously consistent numbers on every post. We measure the spread of engagement across recent posts: too flat means automation, too wild means artificial boosting on selected posts.
A predictable share of real viewers tap like. When videos show huge view counts but conversion collapses far below the organic norm, the views were most likely bought — inflated reach that will never translate into sales for your brand.
Accounts that grew by mass-following thousands of profiles and waiting for follow-backs carry audiences that never chose them. The follower-to-following ratio exposes this growth history at a glance — a warning sign the "reach" is hollow.
Using robust median statistics, we detect single posts that explode far above the account's typical performance. One isolated spike is the classic fingerprint of a paid boost bought to impress sponsors — often on exactly the post shown in a media kit.
Bot comments look alike: single emojis, "nice pic!", generic praise with no connection to the content. We analyze the actual comment texts for repetition, length and diversity to separate a real conversation from a comment farm filling the void.
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