Rate
Engagement rate from real activity
Calculated from the account’s recent public performance rather than from a number you have to type in yourself.
Enter a public TikTok account to get its engagement rate, graded against similar-size accounts and compared with the TikTok average.
Engagement rate · Same-tier grade · Platform average
Engagement rate on its own tells you very little: 2% is excellent for a large TikTok account and mediocre for a small one. This calculator returns the rate together with the grade it earns at that account size.
It also breaks the rate down — how much comes from likes, how much from views — so you can see whether an audience is genuinely active or just scrolling past.
Rate
Calculated from the account’s recent public performance rather than from a number you have to type in yourself.
Grade
Graded on TikTok-specific thresholds, because a strong rate on one platform is a weak one on another.
Context
Shown next to the platform-wide reference rate, with the like and view rates that make up the total.
Paste a TikTok username or profile URL — the account does not have to be yours.
The engagement rate comes from the account’s recent public performance, so one old viral post cannot carry the number.
The rate arrives graded for that account size and compared with the TikTok average.
Check whether an audience actually responds before you pay for access to it.
Know your rate and your grade before a brand quotes you a number based on follower count alone.
Watch engagement move across a campaign period instead of reading the follower count.
Find out whether a rival’s larger audience is engaged or merely large.
Engagement rate expresses interactions on an average post as a share of the audience. The exact interactions counted differ per platform — likes and comments everywhere, plus views where TikTok reports them — which is why rates are never comparable across platforms.
Rates fall as audiences grow. A 500K account holding 2% is doing something unusual; a 5K account at 2% is ordinary. That is why every figure here is graded at the account’s own size rather than against one universal threshold.
It depends on account size, which is why this calculator grades every rate against accounts of similar size instead of applying a single number to everyone.
No. Enter the account and the recent public performance is looked up for you, so the result does not depend on numbers you estimate by hand.
Yes, as long as the account is public. This is the standard check brands run before an outreach message.
Tools sample different posts over different periods and count different interactions. Compare accounts within one tool rather than comparing one account across tools.
No. It shows an audience responds, not that it matches your product. Read it alongside the account’s topic, audience location, and content quality.