Up to 1,000 follows
$9.9930 days, compared dailyMonitoring without login
Instagram following tracker for new follows and unfollows
Every day we compare a public profile’s follows and send you who the person followed and who they unfollowed. Want to see their fresh follows right now? The one-time “Who someone follows” check will do.
The full following list is compared every day. Alerts are delivered by email.
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Before checkout
How to track someone’s new follows and unfollows
Every day monitoring pulls the public profile’s full following list and compares it with the previous snapshot. Every account they followed since the last check goes into the email, even when the total following count has not moved, and so does every account they unfollowed. An unfollow is reported once a second, independent check confirms it, so a glitch in Instagram’s list does not turn into a false unfollow. A deleted or deactivated account does not count as an unfollow: the person did not unfollow it.
Inside the result
What 30 days include
- 01Accounts they started following
- 02Accounts they stopped following
- 03History by check date, alerts by email
- 04Automatic end with no repeat charge
Example format
What the change summary 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.
Three steps
How monitoring runs
- 01
Enter the profile
It must remain public.
- 02
Pay for 30 days
There is no automatic renewal or hidden repeat charge.
- 03
Receive alerts
Every day the full list is compared, and new follows and unfollows are sent to you.
No hidden tiers
30-day pricing
A one-time payment with no auto-renewal. The tier follows list size and is shown before payment. Checkout stays unavailable outside the supported volume.
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$142.9930 days, compared dailyFAQ
What to know about monitoring
01How do I see someone’s latest follows?
Monitoring answers it every day: it compares the public profile’s full following list with the previous check and sends who the person followed and who they unfollowed. The count starts at the first check: earlier follows cannot be reconstructed.
02Will I see who they unfollowed?
Yes. The name arrives by email and stays in the history with the date of the check that noticed it. We report it once a second, independent check confirms it, so a glitch in Instagram’s list does not become a false unfollow, which is why it usually arrives with the next check. If the account was deleted or deactivated, we do not count it as an unfollow.
03Will you catch a new follow if the total stays the same?
Yes. The full following list is compared every day, not just the count, so a new follow shows up even if the person unfollowed someone else that day, and we report that unfollow too.
04Does it reveal the exact follow date?
No. It places a change between two checks.
05Will the person know?
No. The service does not interact with the account.
06Is a password required?
No. It only works with public profiles.
07Will I be charged automatically again?
No. Monitoring ends after 30 days and can be renewed manually.
What people mean by an Instagram spy tool
The phrase covers several different things at once, and half of them do not exist. Here they are in order, so no money goes to waste.
- Reading someone’s messages. Impossible: messages are not public and nobody outside has access.
- Seeing a private profile. Impossible: private data is unavailable, and bypassing that would be hacking.
- Finding who viewed your page. Impossible: the platform keeps no such statistic at all.
- Watching a public account’s follows. Possible: that data is public and only needs regular comparison.
Free online versions
Free services with such names usually reach the same step: they ask you to log into Instagram. After that your account becomes the instrument rather than the observer.
Real monitoring of public data needs no password. If one is requested, monitoring is not what is on offer.
What monitoring actually shows
Once a day the public account’s following list is captured and compared with the previous capture. The difference is the result.
You receive the names of new follows and unfollows with the date of the check that noticed them. Not a total, but a list: who the person started and stopped following between checks.
Want to see their fresh follows right now? The one-time “Who someone follows” check will do.
It works with public accounts only. If the account goes private mid-term, monitoring stops — and we tell you so.
What no service can do
An honest list of limits is shorter than the marketing promises, but it is true.
- Recover the past. Monitoring begins when you start it; there is no retrospective data.
- Show likes and comments. That is a different data type, gathered differently.
- Notify instantly. The comparison runs daily, not in real time.
- Stay hidden from the platform. We read public data and make no secret of it.
You can also watch followers
This product watches a profile’s following list: who they followed and who they unfollowed. The mirror task is watching a follower list, yours or someone else’s, and getting the names of people who left and who arrived.
The build is the same: a full snapshot of the list, a comparison, an email on any change. Only which list anchors it differs.
- Track who unfollowed and followed — 30 days of watching a public profile’s follower list: unfollows and new followers.
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