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Explore their posts, spot the patterns, and take the evidence with you.
Three hours in a competitor’s grid produces a folder of screenshots, a hunch, and nothing anyone else can check.
Get the posts, captions, dates and source links together. Explore the evidence, compare ideas and bring something useful to your next campaign.
Searchable captions, dates and original sources.
Publishing rhythms, creators and campaign ideas.
Turn source-backed observations into research ideas.
Real saved evidence · Sep 24, 2026, Pacific time
Full report example; the free check covers 25 posts.
See what was published, understand the context, and leave with something you can use.
Filter the history, inspect a post and follow its source. Export the evidence when you’re ready.
Explore publishing rhythms and typical performance. Put the standout posts in context.
Median likes + comments in the saved sample. Based on 2–3 captured coauthored posts per creator.
Discover creators appearing in an account’s captured content. Review their posts, open their profiles and reach out about your next collaboration.
Illustrated with the saved Nike report · Dec 15, 2025–Sep 22, 2026posts · Captured Sep 24, 2026, Pacific time. Creator appearances do not confirm paid partnerships or every collaboration. The free check covers 25 posts.
Enter a public Instagram handle and create your free Instaseer account.
Explore the recent-post sample, with captions, dates and source links.
Choose a plan or credit pack to research more available posts and keep the evidence.
Yes. Create a free Instaseer account to run a limited check. You do not need a credit card or your Instagram password. A paid plan is optional.
More available posts, a larger research allowance and saved reports you can export. Your free result helps you decide whether you need more depth.
No. You can buy a one-time credit pack with a free account. Monthly plans are intended for regular research.
Research supports available public-account data. Private accounts and unavailable fields cannot be unlocked by paying. Likes, comments and engagement metrics are shown only when the source supplies them.
Research is on demand. A subscription provides an allowance for new research; it does not promise automatic monitoring or a complete account history.