Metrics & Analytics

Your dashboard collects performance numbers from every connected account, so you can see how posts did without opening six apps. What's available differs by platform — sometimes a lot — and this page says exactly what to expect from each.

These are snapshots, not live numbers

We re-check your accounts every six hours and record what we find. A post's likes and comments here reflect the most recent collection, not this instant.

So the number here can differ from the one in the platform's own app, and on a post published minutes ago it usually will. That's expected. It also means you get a history: because we record each collection rather than overwriting, you can see how a post performed over time, which the platforms mostly don't show you.

What we collect, by platform

PlatformLikes & commentsViews / playsReach / impressionsFollower countShares / reposts / savesComment text (needed to read & reply to comments)
TikTok✅✅✅✅✅Coming — waiting on platform approval
Instagram✅✅✅✅Not offered by the platform✅
YouTube✅✅✅✅Not offered by the platform✅
Facebook✅✅✅✅✅✅
LinkedInNot offered for this account typeNot offered for this account typeNot offered for this account typeNot offered for this account typeNot offered for this account typeNot offered for this account type
Pinterest✅✅Not offered by the platform✅✅Not offered by the platform
X✅✅Coming — waiting on platform approval✅✅Coming — waiting on platform approval
Bluesky✅Not offered by the platformNot offered by the platform✅✅✅
Google Business✅Not offered by the platformNot offered by the platformNot offered by the platformNot offered by the platformNot offered by the platform

Read from the same registry the dashboard uses — if a signal shows here, that's what your dashboard will show.

Why a number might be missing

  • The platform doesn't publish it. Bluesky has no view or reach counts for anyone — not to us, not to any tool. Nothing will change that but Bluesky.
  • It needs an approval we're still waiting on. Some platforms gate their richer numbers behind a review. Those show as coming rather than missing.
  • Your connection predates a permission we've since been granted. Reconnect the account and the numbers start arriving — this is the common one, and the account will tell you when it applies.
  • The account type doesn't get them. A personal LinkedIn profile has no analytics API at all; Company Pages are a different case.

Google Business is shaped differently

Google reports for the whole business location rather than per post — profile views, searches, calls, direction requests, website clicks. Those appear in their own section instead of the per-post cards, because there is no per-post number to show.

The Advanced Analytics add-on

The dashboard shows the last 30 days. Advanced Analytics, $20 a month from Billing, extends that to 3 or 12 months, and the history is already there the moment you switch it on, because collection never stopped.

For a Google Business account with more than one location, it adds a side-by-side comparison of your locations, with the search terms and devices that bring customers to each.

It also includes AI insights: which hooks, tones, formats and calls to action earn above your own average, found by reading your posts and comparing them against your own numbers. See AI Insights for how a finding is built and where it arrives.

Metrics and archiving come together

The same collection that backs up your posts records their numbers. A platform we don't archive yet also has no per-post metrics — the two arrive as one.

PlatformArchiving
TikTok✅ Published posts are backed up automatically.
Instagram✅ Published posts are backed up automatically.
YouTube✅ Published posts are backed up automatically.
Facebook✅ Published posts are backed up automatically.
LinkedIn— LinkedIn publishes no API for reading this account type's own posts, so there is nothing for us to collect.
Pinterest✅ Published posts are backed up automatically.
X🕘 Coming soon — X's API supports it, we haven't built the collector yet.
Bluesky✅ Published posts are backed up automatically.
Google Business— Google Business reports at the location level rather than per post, so there are no individual posts to archive.