What we do
Creators often suspect their videos have stopped reaching new people but have no way to check. TikTok does not publish an account status you can look up. We built this tool to give creators a straightforward read on their own public numbers.
How the scan works
You enter a TikTok username or profile link. We fetch that profile’s publicly available information: follower count, total likes, number of posts, and the view counts on recent videos. We then compare those figures against each other. An account whose recent videos get far fewer views than its follower count would predict is showing the pattern people describe as limited reach. We report what we find and explain which signals drove the result.
What we are honest about
This is a heuristic, not an oracle. TikTok has never confirmed that any such status exists in the form creators describe, and we have no access to anything private. A low score means your public numbers look unusual relative to your audience size. It does not prove a penalty, and a high score does not prove you are fine. Treat the result as one input, not a verdict.
Data and privacy
We never ask for your password and never log in as you. Everything we read is already public. See our privacy policy for what we record and why.
Cost
The tool is free. It is paid for by advertising, which is why some scans ask you to watch an ad or use an unlock code.