How do your TikTok views compare?
Enter a TikTok handle. We read its latest posts and show where its typical post sits among 2.8 billion public TikTok posts from the last two years, and among posts with the same hashtags.
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How the benchmark works
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We read the account's latest posts. Up to 35 of its most recent public posts, with their view counts. Pinned posts, ads and posts from the last 7 days are left out, because new posts are still gaining views.
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We take its typical post. The median: half of the account's posts get more views, half get fewer. One viral post doesn't move it, so it shows what a normal post earns.
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We place it on the curve. The curve is every public TikTok post published from October 2024 to September 2026 in a dataset of 5.6 billion posts, counted when each was at least a week old. The percentile is the share of those posts with fewer views. The hashtag view uses the account's most used topic hashtags (not #fyp or #viral) and the posts that carried them.