One objective number for any X account — engagement quality and audience authenticity, benchmarked to the creator’s vertical. It is the read follower counts can’t give you, and it’s free.
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How an audience actually responds — the share of replies and reposts, and how efficiently posts convert reach into interaction — not just how many followers can see a post.
A proprietary read on how real a following is, surfacing inflated or low-quality audiences so a bought follower count cannot pass as genuine influence.
Every score is graded against peers in the same vertical — web3, AI, dev, SaaS, gaming or fintech — so the number reflects real standing where the creator operates.
Anyone can buy followers. What can’t be bought is an audience that actually replies, reposts and shows up. The Kollab Score is built to separate the two — so brands can book creators on evidence, and creators with real, engaged audiences get credit for it regardless of size.
The Kollab Score is an objective, repeatable signal of how credible a creator’s influence is — not a guarantee of campaign performance. It is grounded in public engagement and audience data, and it is one input into a booking decision, alongside fit, content and brief. We tell you what the signals say; we don’t pretend to predict the outcome of a deal.
A single 0–100 read on how credible a creator’s influence is, combining engagement quality with audience authenticity and benchmarked against other creators in the same vertical. It is built to answer the question a follower count cannot: is this reach real, and does it convert.
Scoring your first handle is free and needs no account. Creators can then claim their profile — also free — to publish their score, set a rate card, and receive inbound campaign briefs.
Follower count is a vanity metric that can be bought. The Kollab Score weighs how an audience actually engages and how authentic that audience is, so a smaller creator with a real, active audience can outscore a larger one with inflated numbers.
Engagement norms differ sharply between web3, AI, dev, SaaS, gaming and fintech. The score benchmarks a creator against peers in their own vertical, so the number reflects how they stack up where they actually operate, not against an unrelated average.
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