Learn all about Instagram statistics with Dailyfy

To analyze the statistics of your Instagram profile, simply access the “Analysis” tab in the menu.

Then, in the profile bar, select your Instagram account.

Instagram stats on Dailyfy are divided into 7 main parts, which we’ll look at in this guide.

Please note that there are some small peculiarities for Instagram statistics with API limits. Please refer to this guide.

Summary of Instagram statistics

After clicking on your profile, you’ll have access to summary statistics for the selected period (by default the last 30 days).

You will have access to a summary of data for the period :

• Number of subscribers
• Subscriber growth
• Total reach (organic and paid)
• Total impressions (organic and paid)
• Number of posts published
• Scope commitment rate
• Subscriber engagement rate

Developments

In this section, you’ll have access to data on the evolution of your performance, such as the number of new subscribers or the evolution of reach according to the base of the selected period.

Number of subscribers

Provides an overview of the number of new subscribers over a given period.

The API doesn’t let us know which subscribers have stopped following your account.

Evolution of total reach

In this graph, you can analyze the evolution of your total reach on a daily basis.

The API does not allow us to distinguish between organic and paid reach.

Print evolution

On the same basis as the previous graph, you can analyze the evolution of your total impression on a daily basis.

This graph gives you a clear idea of how your impression evolves over time.

The API doesn’t allow us to distinguish between organic and paid impressions.

Your Instagram audience

You can also analyze your audience in this section.

You’ll find 6 charts to help you analyze your audience:

1. Heatmap of the world to see in which countries your fans are located
2. List of the 5 countries with the most fans
3. List of the 5 cities with the most fans
4. the age and gender of your subscribers
5. The times when your subscribers are most active.

Demographic data.

We can collect demographic data about your audience.

The best time to post on Instagram

Instagram lets us tell you the time and day when your followers are most active (online on the app). Based on this information, we create a graph for you, divided into hours and days using a color system. The darker the purple color, the more your subscribers are online during that period.

Data is updated over a rolling 7-day period.

From this table, we can also deduce the best time to publish your content for each day of the week.

Performance

In this section, you will find some data related to your posts such as :

• range per day of the week
• reach per hour
• range by post format
• TOP5 posts with the best engagement

Range by day of week

Here’s a detailed explanation of our analysis of Instagram post reach by day of the week:

Analyzed scope :

• We measure total reach, including both organic and paid reach.
• This analysis concerns only posts published over a 7-day period, from Monday to Sunday.

Calculation method :

• For each post, we track its daily reach for the 7 days following publication.
• Important: Only posts with a “lifetime” of at least 7 days are taken into account in our calculations.

Case in point:

• If a post was published 3 days ago, it will not yet be included in our analysis.
• We wait until a post has at least 7 days of data before including it in our statistics.

First synchronization with Dailyfy :

• Please be patient when you log on for the first time!
• It will take up to 14 days for the graph to fully complete.
• This period allows us to collect complete and reliable data on all your recent posts.

Scope according to post format

Dailyfy allows you to analyze the total reach of your Instagram posts according to the format used, namely :

• Image
• Carousel
• Video/Reel

Top 5 Instagram posts

From the selected date range, we analyze and display the 5 publications with the best engagement.

You’ll be able to check out the must-read posts for your period.

Range by time of day

This is the total reach (organic and paid) over 24 hours.

When you first synchronize with Dailyfy, you’ll have to wait 24 hours to see the chart fully complete, 24 hours after publication.

This is an average of the hourly reach of posts published over the selected period.

This data is converted according to your Dailyspace time zone.

Post history and carousels

This table gives you a detailed idea of the performance of each of your publications (photos and carousels only) throughout its lifetime.

You can filter and sort the table, or export it in CSV format (for Excel).

You will find the following data:

• Post image, tagline and link
• Date and time
• Format (photo and carousel)
• Full post printout
• Printing by user
• total reach
• reach rate (total reach of subscribers at time of post)
• Like interactions
• Share
• Backups
• Comments
• Scope commitment rate

Depending on your screen size, you can navigate from left to right using the horizontal bar below the table.

Due to an API limitation, we cannot distinguish between organic and paid reaches and impressions.

Reel statistics

Initially, you will have access to the global statistics of your Reels and the averages according to the given period, such as :

• Total reach
• medium range
• Average reach rate
• Impressions
• Medium print
• Average printing per user
• Reels per day
• Total number of Reels
• Average commitment rate

The table below the Reels summary gives you a detailed idea of the performance of your short videos over their entire lifetime.

You can filter and sort the table, or export it in CSV format (for Excel).

You will find the following data:

• Reel cover, teaser and link to the Reel
• Date and time
• Full post printout
• Printing by user
• total reach
• reach rate (total reach of subscribers at time of post)
• Reading
• Average viewing time in milliseconds
• Like interactions
• Share
• Comments
• Scope commitment rate

Depending on your screen size, you can navigate from left to right using the horizontal bar below the table.