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A topic, not a profile

Who posts on your topic and who to approach

Name a topic and set the filters: followers from and to, ER, city. We find accounts that describe themselves in your niche’s words and work out each one’s ER from recent posts.

Only the platform’s public results for your phrase. No hidden databases, no one’s contacts.

Before checkout we show the search words and how many accounts this topic can fill.

Search filters

Followers
ER from

ER is how many likes and comments a post collects per 100 followers.

Before checkout

Where we look for bloggers on your topic

The source is the platform’s own public account search and its reel results for your topic. The topic is split into search phrases — the way creators describe themselves — and into the words a profile bio in your niche starts with; you see those words before checkout and edit them yourself. Each phrase is paged several pages deep, and accounts similar to the best ones found join the candidates. Every candidate is checked against its profile: followers within your range, a topic word at the start of a word in the bio, name or username, and the city — stated in the profile or found through a search with the city name. For those that pass, ER is worked out from the last six posts: the median of likes and comments per hundred followers. The report holds public accounts only, and collection runs up to the size you chose: up to 20, 50, 100 or 200 accounts.

Inside the result

What the report shows

  1. 01Username, name and profile link
  2. 02Followers and ER from recent posts
  3. 03Likes and comments per post, date of the last post
  4. 04City and how it was determined: profile or search
  5. 05Profile category and the topic words found in the bio
  6. 06A CSV table for Excel

Example format

What the shortlist looks like

This is a demonstration of the format, not data from a real search. A purchased result contains rows for the topic you enter.

01Username, name and profile linkexample
02Followers and ER from recent postsexample
03Likes and comments per post, date of the last postexample

Three steps

How it works

  1. 01

    Topic and filters

    Your niche in your own words, followers from and to, ER, city.

  2. 02

    Words and size

    Before checkout you see the search words and choose how many accounts to collect.

  3. 03

    Collection and report

    Profiles and ER are checked; progress shows on the page, then the report and CSV.

No hidden tiers

One-time price

A one-time report on one topic: your filters and a CSV table.

Up to 20 accounts

$12.49One topic, your filters, CSV

Up to 50 accounts

$27.49One topic, your filters, CSV

Up to 100 accounts

$49.99One topic, your filters, CSV

Up to 200 accounts

$116.49One topic, your filters, CSV

FAQ

What to know about finding people

01How is this different from Reels ideas and trends?

Those show WHAT to post on a topic. This one shows WHO to approach: accounts in your niche with followers, ER and city, selected by your filters.

02How many accounts will the report have?

Up to 20, 50, 100 or 200 — you choose the size. Before checkout you see which sizes your topic and filters open.

03What is ER?

Engagement rate: how many likes and comments a post collects per hundred followers. It is worked out from the last six posts as a median, so one viral reel does not inflate it. The “ER from” filter keeps accounts whose audience responds.

04What counts as a nano or micro blogger?

The scale is the industry one, not ours: one to ten thousand followers is nano, ten to a hundred thousand is micro. Both are ready-made buttons in the form; any other range is set with two numbers, “from” and “up to”.

05How does the city filter work?

The shortlist takes accounts that state the city in their profile and accounts found by a search with the city name. The report shows how the city was determined for each one.

06Can you do this by place?

For a specific place we have the geo radar — it shows what gets posted from a chosen venue. This service is about a topic, and the city in it is a filter.

07Can I export the list to Excel?

Yes. The report comes with a CSV table: username, link, followers, ER, city and the words found. It opens in Excel and Google Sheets.

08Do you need my account?

No, the topic and the filters are the whole input.

How to use the shortlist

Three steps from the list to your first message.

  • Sort the table by ER. The creators their audience actually listens to rise to the top.
  • Look at the topic words. Every account in the report carries the words found in its bio, so you see at once who is in your niche.
  • Open three or four profiles. Their posts show how each creator talks to their people — and what to bring them.

Why ER beats follower count

An account with fifty thousand followers and a hundred likes versus one with three thousand and three hundred — the second is more useful, even though it has fewer followers. That is why every account in the report carries its ER: likes and comments per hundred followers over recent posts.

The “ER from” filter drops quiet accounts before the report: the shortlist keeps those whose audience responds.

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