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Starlecta Instagram influencer lookup · Free · Web
Type a public Instagram handle and get the open part of the Starlecta influencer card, built from our stored measurements of Instagram accounts in Turkey.
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What it shows
- Category and size group
- The category and one of four size groups: Nano (under 10K), Micro (10K–100K), Macro (100K–1M) or Mega (1M+).
- Followers
- Rounded down (to 1,000 under 100K, to 10,000 under 1M, to 100,000 above), with the date of the record.
- Engagement rate
- Likes plus comments over followers across the last 90 days of posts and Reels, with the number of items counted and the record date. It shows as not measured when fewer than 3 items can be measured.
- Reels engagement rate
- The same measure for Reels only, with the number of Reels in the last 90 days.
- Last post
- The date of the most recent post and how many days ago it was.
- Audience gender
- The larger side, female or male, as a share of commenters with a known gender, with the size of the commenter sample.
- Top age and top city
- The largest age group and the largest city, each with its share. Audience figures come from accounts that comment; follower lists are not scanned.
- Sponsored share
- The share of the posts we rated in the last 90 days that carry a sponsorship signal, with the number of posts rated.
- Not shown
- No quality score. The quality score, brand relations, contact details and the other panel widgets stay in the panel.
How it is measured
Engagement rate
- Per item: (likes + comments) divided by the account's current follower count, as a percent.
- Window: the last 90 days of posts and Reels. Newer items weigh more: 1.0 for 0 to 30 days, 0.6 for 30 to 60 days and 0.3 for 60 to 90 days.
- Account rate: the weighted median of the item rates, so a single viral post barely moves it. Play counts and Stories are not part of it.
- Items with a hidden like count are left out. With fewer than 3 measurable items the card says not measured; it never shows zero.
Reels rate, audience and sponsored share
- Reels rate: the same calculation over the Reels of the last 90 days only.
- Audience: taken from the accounts that comment on recent content. The gender figure is the larger side among commenters with a known gender.
- Sponsored share: of the posts rated in the last 90 days, the percentage with a sponsorship signal. A brand mention alone is not proof of a paid collaboration, so read the share as a signal, not as an invoice.
How fresh the data is
The catalogue (followers and engagement rate) is refreshed hourly. The extras on the card (Reels rate, audience and sponsored share) are recomputed nightly. Every figure carries its record date, so you can see how old it is.
Worked examples
From the public influencer sample report
@creator-i01 (anonymised) is in the Macro size group. Followers: 270K, rounded down, record of 22 Oct 2026. Engagement rate: 4.02% over 65 posts and Reels in the last 90 days, record of 22 Oct 2026.
The formula and the rounding (illustrative)
Illustrative values, not a real account. A post with 4,200 likes and 300 comments on an account with 150,000 followers has an item rate of (4,200 + 300) / 150,000 = 3.00%. The account rate is the weighted median of such item rates over 90 days. An account with 273,418 followers shows 270K.
When the rate is not measured
In the public Top 10 creator profiles sample report, 3 of 10 influencers have no measured engagement rate (followers recorded 9 Oct 2026). Their cards say not measured instead of showing zero.
Anonymised influencers from our public sample reports.
Limits and privacy
- Private accounts and accounts that asked to be removed are never shown. To remove an account, write to support@starlecta.com.
- Accounts in sensitive areas (such as health, family or beliefs) are shown without their category and audience.
- Accounts we do not track are not listed. The tool says so and lets you ask us about the account.
- Instagram only, and only the open part of the card.
- Engagement rate measures reaction relative to audience size. It is not reach and does not say whether reactions come from real people.
- Each tool has a daily limit per visitor. When it is reached the page says so, and the tool works again the next day.
Questions
Is the influencer lookup free?
Yes. There is no sign-up. Each visitor has a daily limit. The Starlecta panel shows the other widgets of the card.
Which Instagram accounts can I look up?
Public accounts that we track in Turkey. Private accounts and accounts that asked to be removed are never shown. If an account is not tracked the tool says so and you can ask us about it.
How is the engagement rate calculated?
Likes plus comments of each post or Reel divided by the current follower count, over the last 90 days, newer items weighing more (1.0, 0.6, 0.3). The account rate is the weighted median, so one viral post barely moves it. Play counts and Stories are not used.
How fresh is the data?
The catalogue is refreshed hourly and the card extras are recomputed nightly. Each figure shows the date of its record.
Why does an account show not measured?
Fewer than 3 posts and Reels of the last 90 days could be measured, for example because the account posted rarely or hides its like counts. We show not measured rather than a misleading zero.
Does the sponsored share prove paid collaborations?
No. It is the share of rated posts with a sponsorship signal. A brand mention alone is not proof of a paid collaboration, so use the share to decide where to look closer.