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Engagement rate defines the quality of a social media audience better than follower count. Brands prioritize this metric to distinguish authentic communities from inflated follower lists. This tool computes the engagement rate by analyzing interactions relative to audience size, offering a clear snapshot of content performance.

Understanding the resulting percentage requires context. A high follower count often correlates with a lower engagement percentage due to algorithmic reach limitations. Conversely, micro-influencers typically sustain higher interaction rates. This calculator applies standard industry formulas to grade performance from Low to Excellent.

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Formulas

The engagement rate E is calculated by summing the average likes L and average comments C per post, dividing by the total follower count F, and normalizing to a percentage:

E = L + CF × 100

This formula represents the "Engagement Rate per Post" (ERR). It assumes F > 0.

Reference Data

Follower CountAvg Engagement RateGood Rate (>)Excellent Rate (>)
< 1,000 (Nano)4.5%7.0%10.0%
1K - 5K (Micro)3.8%5.5%8.0%
5K - 20K2.4%3.5%5.0%
20K - 100K1.9%2.8%4.0%
100K - 1M (Macro)1.5%2.2%3.5%
> 1M (Mega)1.2%1.8%3.0%

Frequently Asked Questions

No. This is a passive calculator that operates on public data you input manually. It does not connect to Instagram or TikTok APIs, ensuring your account security and privacy.
As accounts grow, engagement rates naturally decline. A 2% rate is poor for a user with 500 followers but excellent for a user with 500,000. Check the reference table to benchmark against your specific tier.
Standard engagement rate formulas focus on active interactions (likes, comments, shares) rather than passive consumption (views). Views are a reach metric, not an engagement metric, though some TikTok formulas do include them.
Generally, a rate between 1% and 3.5% is considered average to good for established accounts. Anything above 3.5% is considered high engagement, indicating a very loyal community.