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The platform’s own chain

Similar Instagram accounts and competitors

We collect the accounts Instagram considers close to a given profile and show the size of each — so you can see whose shelf you share.

The list comes from the platform’s own recommendations, not from our guess about your market.

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We check the platform suggests similar accounts for this profile before checkout.

Before checkout

Which accounts the same audience reads

The chain is built on audience overlap: the list holds accounts read by the same people who read you. It is not market research and not a roster of who takes your customers — sometimes they coincide, sometimes not. Who counts as a competitor is your call; the report supplies the starting list.

Inside the result

What the report shows

  1. 01Accounts the platform considers close
  2. 02Followers and posts for each of them
  3. 03Which are private and which are open to checking
  4. 04The list as a CSV download

Example format

What the list looks like

This is a demonstration of the format, not data from a real profile. A purchased result contains rows for the public account you specify.

01Accounts the platform considers closeexample
02Followers and posts for each of themexample
03Which are private and which are open to checkingexample

Three steps

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter a public profile

    The recommendation chain is built from it.

  2. 02

    Each one is read

    Public counters are collected for the accounts found.

  3. 03

    The list is assembled

    Sorted by size, with private accounts flagged.

No hidden tiers

One-time price

A single list of similar accounts for one public profile.

One public profile

$5Up to 20 similar accounts

FAQ

What to know about similar accounts

01Where does the list come from?

From Instagram’s own recommendations — the chain shown in the app under the follow button.

02Are these really my competitors?

No. These are accounts a similar audience reads. Overlap with business competitors is common but not guaranteed.

03Why do some rows have no numbers?

A private account shows its counters to nobody. Those rows are flagged rather than filled with zeros.

04Can I look up similar accounts for someone else?

Yes, if their profile is public. The chain builds from any open account.

05What if nothing similar is found?

Young or narrow accounts may have no chain at all. Then the profile should not reach checkout, and we verify that beforehand.

What “similar” means to the platform

Instagram does not know what you do for a living. It knows who your readers also read, and builds the chain from that.

So next to a coffee shop the list may hold a city blogger rather than another coffee shop. That is not a faulty result; it is the answer to a different question.

And that answer is more useful than it looks: audiences arrive from exactly those accounts, and that is where an ad lands among the right people.

How to use it

Three uses the list is usually taken for.

  • Choosing where to advertise. An account from the chain is already read by the audience you want.
  • Checking your positioning. If nobody from your field appears, the platform understood you differently than you intended.
  • Finding topics. Neighbours in the chain show what else interests the same people.

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