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Instagram follows: who they followed recently and who followed them

Lists come in the order entries were added: you see at a glance who they followed last and who followed them last. Both lists in full, anonymously and without logging in.

No login, no extension, works on any device.

Rows 7 and 10 of each list are shown free.

How it works

  1. Enter the username

    A handle or a link — either works. Any public profile is supported.

  2. See part of the list free

    We show rows 7 and 10 of each list and quote the price up front — it depends on the profile size and you see it before paying.

  3. Unlock both lists in full

    Following and followers complete, with search across the list and CSV export.

Example

What the result looks like

Р@rusakhare468 followers · 891 followingSearch the listCSV
Following891
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 7S@studio.kompasDesign studio
  4. 10N@ne.prosto.kofeCoffee shop downtown
Followers468
  1. 1
  2. 2
  3. 7M@marina.travelMarina
  4. 10A@anton.fitAnton

Every row in both lists opens after payment

Sample data, not a real profile.

Reviews

What people who already checked say

Left in Russian by our customers, translated for this page.

  • It all works in the end. Checked mine

    Nikita

  • Yeah, well… Checking mine wasn’t for nothing…

    Katya

  • Checked a coworker, found out his new interest, going to invite him

    Vika

  • Honestly the only site that actually works

    Denis

Pricing

Priced by the total number of people across both lists — following plus followers. You see the price before paying.

  • Up to 1,000 follows and followersAn ordinary personal account$4.99
  • Up to 5,000 follows and followersAn active user$8.99
  • Up to 20,000 follows and followersA small creator$16.99
  • Up to 100,000 follows and followersA notable account$42.99
  • Very largeCollection takes tens of minutesOn request

Questions

Do I need to log into my Instagram?

No. No login, no password, no extension. We never have access to your account and never ask for it — the data comes from the public part of the profile you name.

Will the person know they were checked?

No. We do not follow, do not view stories, and do not interact with the profile on your behalf in any way. Nothing happens on their side.

Can a private profile be viewed?

It cannot, by anyone. A private account shows its lists to nobody, not even partially — that is Instagram’s restriction, not ours. We reject such profiles before you pay.

Can I see when exactly someone followed?

Exact dates do not exist in any source: Instagram simply does not provide them. The list does come in the order entries were added, though — the most recent follows are at the top.

Are the lists complete or truncated?

Complete. If a profile has 4,812 followers you get all 4,812, not the first hundred. Search across the list and CSV export are included.

How long does the result stay available?

Seven days at the link sent to your email. After that the data is deleted — we do not keep other people’s lists longer than necessary.

All tools

More ways to check

Every product uses observable public data and states its limits before checkout.

01Anonymous story viewer

Story photos and videos without logging in

Available
02Track who unfollowed and followed

30 days: who unfollowed and who followed

Available
03Track a person’s follows and unfollows

30 days: who they followed and unfollowed

Available
04Fake follower checker

Suspicious follower signals without a fake “bot score”

Available
05Who likes and comments most

A ranking built from public likes and comments

Available
06Instagram shadowban test

Check whether posts appear in slow hashtag feeds

Available
07Instagram follower audit

A random sample with each profile reviewed separately

Available
08Instagram content review

Which formats and topics work for an account

Available
09Creator check before a paid post

How steady the reach and response look across recent posts

Available
10Why a reel gets no views

Which posts reached beyond the account’s own audience

Available
11Best time to post on Instagram

Which days and hours earn the strongest response

Available
12Instagram comment analysis

What people ask under the posts and who writes most

Available
13Similar accounts and competitors

Who else the same audience follows

Available
14Reels ideas by topic

What already worked for others on your topic

Available
15Instagram hashtags by topic

Which tags sit on the strong posts

Available
16Trending Reels sounds

Which sounds the platform marks as trending

Available
17Reels scripts and hooks

How captions are written on strong reels

Available
18Geolocation content radar

What gets posted from a chosen place

Available
19Reels trends by topic

What is picking up speed on your topic right now

Available
20Micro-influencer finder by topic

Who among those posting on your topic is worth contacting

Available
21Top posts and reels of an account

What performed best: views, likes, shares

Available
22Instagram competitor analysis by topic

Who works in your niche and how big they are

Available

Detailed explanations

Sources

How to see someone’s Instagram following list

The list can be opened in the app itself: visit the profile and tap the following counter. That works only for a public account, and only for the first hundred rows or so — after that the list loads in jerks and snaps back to the top.

The second difficulty is order. The app sorts by its own internal logic, based on who you interact with most, rather than by date. Finding recent follows in that list is close to impossible.

Here the list is exported whole and in the order entries were added. The newest rows sit at the top — which is what most people came for.

New and former follows: what shows and what does not

Instagram keeps no history. No row in the list carries a date, and there is nowhere to obtain one: the platform simply does not expose that information.

Two honest limits follow, worth knowing before you buy.

  • Recent follows are visible. The order of addition is preserved, so the newest sit at the top.
  • Exact dates are not. “Followed on 14 March” is beyond every service, and any promise otherwise is invention.
  • Former follows cannot be recovered. Once someone unfollows, the row disappears without trace.
  • Deleted accounts vanish. The evidence that a connection existed goes with them.

The only way to see change is to compare two snapshots taken on different days. That is what following monitoring and the unfollower check do.

What a following list actually tells you

A list is facts, not conclusions. It shows who someone follows and explains none of the reasons.

It helps most in three situations. First, checking whether a creator’s audience is real before buying advertising. Second, understanding someone’s interests — the subject matter reads better than any bio. Third, finding people you both know.

How follows differ from followers, and why the two get confused, is covered separately: following versus followers.

Second checkWho doesn’t follow backWe compare both lists and show the one-sided connections — who they read without an answer and who reads them.