Free follower & following trial
Track 1 public account as a guest or signed-in user with no credits required.
Track follower count, following count, new followers, new followings, unfollowed accounts, new media, profile changes and recent activity in one organized dashboard.
LinkedRadar workspace
IG Tracker
Choose a public account to inspect its tracker-shaped report
Track 1 public account as a guest or signed-in user with no credits required.
Claim your guest trial onto your LinkedRadar account and keep the same tracker record.
Unlock media, stories, insights, reports and exports when you have enough credits.
Switch between sample accounts and reporting windows to preview account totals, confirmed follows and unfollows, media activity, profile changes and collection coverage.
Interactive example
Visual overview
Confirmed changes • latest 4 events
Observed changes
4 changes are included in this 7-day example. Detailed event rows appear when available.
Tracking status
LinkedRadar Instagram follower tracker should show more than a changing follower count. IG Tracker brings follower, following, media and profile changes into one organized view, so you can see what changed across each tracked account.
Monitor newly detected followers and compare follower changes over time with an Instagram follower tracker built for ongoing account monitoring.
See which accounts a tracked profile newly followed after a successful following comparison, without manually checking and comparing following lists.
Identify accounts that a tracked profile stopped following and review following changes over time with an IG unfollow tracker.
Keep confirmed follower, following, media and profile events together, giving your IG Tracker a clear history of what changed on each tracked account.
Review new followings, unfollowed accounts, new media and profile changes in one chronological activity feed.
Pause, resume or stop any tracker from one workspace. Stopping a tracker immediately releases its active slot for another account.
Start a free follower & following trial on 1 public account — as a guest or signed in — then upgrade to full tracking when you need media, stories, and insights.
Enter a public Instagram username or profile URL. Guests and signed-in users get 1 free trial slot that monitors follower and following changes.
If you started as a guest, sign in to claim the trial onto your LinkedRadar account. Your anonymous tracker stays bound to the same record.
Review follower and following changes in the workspace. Upgrade to a full tracker with credits to unlock media, stories, insights, reports, and exports.
Instagram shows a profile's current following list, but it does not provide an account-by-account history of when that profile followed or unfollowed someone. Manual checks quickly become unreliable as the list grows.
IG Tracker compares the tracked profile's following state across successful checks. An account added to the later snapshot appears as a new following; one removed from it appears as an unfollowed account.
LinkedRadar keeps those confirmed events beside follower-count, following-count and media changes. Results should still be treated as change signals because usernames, disabled accounts and source availability can affect what is visible.
See which posts, collaborations or content shifts line up with audience gains and losses.
Give campaign reviews more context by pairing net follower growth with account-level changes.

Check follow-back gaps and recent changes without building your own comparison sheet.
Manual Instagram checks show you the current state. IG Tracker shows what changed, where it changed and how the account is evolving over time.
| Task | Manual checking | IG Tracker |
|---|---|---|
| Know what changed | No previous data, no comparison | Compare with a saved baseline |
| Find new followers | Check follower lists manually | See newly detected followers |
| Find new followings | Compare lists yourself | See new followings directly |
| Find unfollows | Only possible with an old list | See unfollowed accounts |
| Track follower count | Manually record previous numbers | Compare changes over time |
| Track new media | Revisit profiles to check | See newly detected media |
| Spot profile changes | Remember what was there before | Review confirmed profile changes |
| Review recent activity | Piece changes together yourself | See changes in one activity view |
| Repeat monitoring | Check, record and compare again | Scheduled comparisons |
| Get updated data | Manually check everything again | Request an immediate refresh |
Follower changes are context, not a verdict. Avoid aggressive follow/unfollow behavior, respect account privacy and Instagram policies, and use the tracker only for accounts and data you are authorized to review.
IG Tracker is highly rated by users who want a faster and more complete way to monitor Instagram accounts.
I used to check follower and following lists manually and save screenshots just to compare changes later. IG Tracker gives me the changes directly, which saves a huge amount of time.
The biggest advantage is seeing what actually changed. I don't have to remember the previous follower count or compare old lists manually. The tracking history makes everything much easier to review.
I like that follower growth is not the only thing I can monitor. New followings, unfollows, new media and profile changes are all available in the same dashboard.
What to know before using an Instagram follower and unfollower tracker.
An IG Tracker compares public account snapshots over time. LinkedRadar shows follower, following and media count changes, plus confirmed new followings, unfollowed accounts, new media and profile updates when those scopes are available.
A follower tracker compares account information across different checks. LinkedRadar checks profile and media data every 24 hours and following data every 72 hours, then displays confirmed changes in the account activity feed.
The current following scope shows who the tracked profile newly followed or stopped following. It also shows follower-count changes, but it does not name individual accounts that stopped following the tracked profile.
Each LinkedRadar user (and each guest trial) can have 1 active tracker at once. Paused and private-account trackers still occupy the slot; stopping a tracker releases it.
The follower & following trial is free. Upgrading to a full tracker deducts the credit difference shown by the service (about 99 credits). Scheduled comparisons and manual refreshes charge the scopes that are due.
No tracker should be treated as infallible. Username changes, temporarily disabled accounts, private-account access and platform availability can all affect what appears between checks.
The tracker workflow is for reviewing follower-list changes in your browser. It does not send a message to the accounts shown in a comparison, but normal Instagram activity remains subject to Instagram behavior and policies.
Yes. Use Refresh now on a tracked account to queue an immediate collection. Before confirmation, the dashboard shows the selected scope cost and explains that the manual refresh fee is added; after submission, it shows the exact deduction returned by the API.
LinkedRadar's IG Tracker monitors more than follower counts. Depending on the available data scope, you can track follower and following totals, new followers, new followings, unfollowed accounts, new media, profile changes and recent account activity.
Yes. LinkedRadar works as both an Instagram follower tracker and an Instagram following tracker. It can compare following data over time and identify confirmed new followings and accounts that the tracked profile stopped following when that data is available.
An Instagram follower tracker can be useful for creators, influencers, personal brands, social media managers, marketers, growth teams and agencies. It helps reduce repetitive manual checks when you need to monitor account growth, audience changes, following activity or competitor activity over time.
No. LinkedRadar schedules profile and media checks every 24 hours and following checks every 72 hours. Instead of repeatedly opening the same Instagram profile and recording changes yourself, you can return to the tracker workspace to review confirmed changes.
Start a free follower & following trial, sync it after sign-in, and upgrade to full tracking when you need deeper coverage.
Open IG Tracker workspace