Fabric Analytics tracks the views, likes and comments on every post across dozens of Instagram accounts — yours and your competitors’ — and adds them up into groups you define.
Free for up to 10 accounts. No Instagram logins — we read public numbers only.
Most tools show one account at a time. If you run — or compete with — a network of pages, you need to see them together.
Put your 80 city pages in one group and get one set of numbers: total views, posts, engagement and followers, every day and every month. An account can belong to several groups, so “Prairies” and “Whole network” can overlap.
Track any public Business or Creator account without their login. Group a competitor’s pages and compare them with yours month by month — views, posts, average views per post and engagement rate.
See the views, likes and comments of each post, sort by what performed best, and find the posts that carried the month. Export any table to a spreadsheet in one click.
Track a page in Halifax next to one in Vancouver, or a whole country’s worth of them. Group them by city, by region or by who owns them, and Fabric weaves their numbers together.
TikTok, Facebook, X and Snapchat are coming, in the same groups and reports — so one network can be measured across every app it posts to.
No integrations and no passwords to collect from anyone.
Drop in a list — one account or a hundred. Links and @handles both work.
Your network, each competitor, a region, a client. Totals are added up for you.
Data fills in within minutes and refreshes every day. Follower history grows from the day you start.
Every plan includes every feature. Plans differ only in how many accounts you track. Cancel any time.
Prices in Canadian dollars. In the US you pay the same number in US dollars, and everywhere else checkout shows the price in your own currency.
Track up to 10 accounts
Track up to 100 accounts
Track unlimited accounts
No. Fabric reads the public numbers Instagram shares for Business and Creator accounts — followers, posts, and each post’s views, likes and comments. You never hand over a password, and neither does anyone you track.
Any public Instagram account set to Business or Creator, which covers nearly every brand, media page and creator. Personal accounts can’t be read. If an account shows “Not public”, it’s usually a personal account or a typo in the username.
New accounts fill in within minutes of being added. After that, every account refreshes once a day.
Post numbers go back as far as the most recent posts we can read when you add an account — usually several weeks for busy pages. Follower history starts the day you add the account and grows by one point a day.
A month’s views are the total views of the posts published that month, using the latest count we’ve read for each post. That’s the fairest way to compare months and accounts with each other.
Yes, any time from Settings, in two clicks. You keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for, then move to the Free plan.