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Sample report

Netflix Instagram analysis.

A real InstaSeer report on the public @netflix Instagram account: 20 posts read, ranked by engagement, with every row linked back to the original post. This is the same report you get for your own competitor.

20 public posts 80,588 avg likes 7.0 posts per week Captured June 9, 2026

The quick answer

Across 20 public posts, @netflix averages 80,588 likes and 1,279 comments per post, publishing about 7.0 times a week. The table below ranks those posts by likes plus comments so you can open the ones that actually earned attention, rather than scrolling the grid and guessing.

Sample data captured June 9, 2026

This page is a frozen snapshot so it stays stable and checkable. Public engagement keeps moving after capture, so the counts on Instagram today will be higher than the counts here. Run a live report to read current numbers.

Headline numbers

Posts analyzed
20 public posts, each one linked back to its original Instagram permalink.
Average likes
80,588 likes per post across the analyzed window.
Average comments
1,279 comments per post across the analyzed window.
Posting cadence
7.0 posts per week across the window.
Busiest weekday
Saturday — 7 of 20 posts landed on it.
Top hashtag
No hashtag repeated across this window — captions ran clean.

Posting cadence

At 7.0 posts per week, @netflix publishes on a rhythm you can plan against rather than a single campaign burst. The oldest analyzed post is dated May 20, 2026 and the newest June 8, 2026. The format mix in this window is 10 videos, 8 carousels, 2 images. Saturday is the busiest day in the sample, carrying 7 of the 20 posts.

Cadence is the cheapest competitive signal to act on. It tells you the publishing volume you would need to match this entertainment brand in a visitor's feed, and whether the account leans on one format or spreads across several.

Top posts by engagement

Ranked by likes plus comments. Every row links to the original post on instagram.com, so nothing here has to be taken on trust.

# Date Format Likes Comments Caption Source
1 Jun 8, 2026 Video 263,970 2,420 SCOOBY IS FINALLY REAL!!! Meet our goodest boy in Scooby-Doo: Origins, coming to Netflix in 2027 @scoobydoone… Open post
2 Jun 7, 2026 Video 245,686 4,632 Who knew flying to a secluded island would be a great way to get to know someone? 📺: OFFICE ROMANCE, now pla… Open post
3 Jun 6, 2026 Video 211,055 1,768 Don't even have Toph Beifong yet and already would do anything for her. AVATAR: THE LAST AIRBENDER Season 2 p… Open post
4 Jun 8, 2026 Image 196,044 520 Zoom in on Enola's face 👀 Open post
5 Jun 7, 2026 Carousel 100,566 386 No but why is HE smiling. Open post
6 Jun 6, 2026 Video 92,860 596 a legend in every universe Open post
7 Jun 8, 2026 Carousel 89,038 293 This STRANGER THINGS and THE BOROUGHS parallel gave me chills Open post
8 Jun 6, 2026 Video 82,068 814 Sharing this for legal purposes 📺: OFFICE ROMANCE, now playing Open post

Who Netflix works with

Caption mentions. The captions tag @scoobydoonetflix. Mentions are cheaper than collabs and usually mark a talent credit, a partner brand, or a sub-brand handoff.

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FAQ

Is this an official Netflix analytics report?

No. InstaSeer is independent and not affiliated with Netflix or Instagram. Every number here is derived from Netflix's public posts, and each row links to the original post so you can check it yourself. Private metrics such as reach, impressions, saves, and ad spend are not public and do not appear anywhere in this report.

How many posts does the report read?

This sample reads 20 recent public posts. When you run a report on your own competitor you choose the post count, and the report covers posts and Reels together.

Can I run this on any Instagram account?

Any public Instagram account. Private accounts return nothing, because InstaSeer only ever reads what a logged-out visitor can already see.