Followers are reach. Engagement and consistency are proof.
A big following that doesn’t react is a weak signal to buyers, to YouTube’s recommendations and increasingly to AI assistants, which read reviews, comments and discussions when they recommend brands. Views, likes and comments on your latest videos show whether people care about what you publish; your upload dates show whether you give them the chance.
Public numbers, straight from YouTube
We show your channel’s subscribers, total views and video count, and the views, likes and comments on each recent upload, exactly as YouTube reports them and with the time we fetched them. Add any other public channel to see its numbers on its own card.
We also check your website: does it link to your channel, is the channel in your site’s structured data (schema.org sameAs), do both point to the same channel, and does the link use a durable address. Those links help search engines and AI assistants connect your site and your channel. These checks are Rezultra’s own analysis, not YouTube data.
Instagram: your numbers, scored
Type in your followers, the average likes and comments on your last 10–12 posts (leave out paid or boosted posts) and how many posts you made in the last 30 days. We work out your engagement rate (likes plus comments per post, per follower) and your posting pace, and compare them with published benchmarks for brands: 0.30–0.48% per post, per follower, and a median of 3.7 posts a week. There’s no Instagram login and nothing is fetched from Instagram, so it works for any account. Add a few accounts you compete with the same way to see them side by side.