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Engagement Rate Calculator

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Calculate your social media engagement rate from likes, comments and shares against your follower count. Runs in your browser.

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Work out your engagement rate from your followers and average likes, comments and shares, and see how it stacks up against typical benchmarks for each platform.

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Engagement rate is the sum of likes, comments and shares divided by followers, as a percent. Benchmarks are typical 2026 ranges and vary by niche and audience size, so use them as a guide.

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How to Use Engagement Rate Calculator

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Engagement Rate Calculator. Free online tool that runs in your browser.
  1. Enter your follower count. Type how many followers the account has, since engagement rate is measured against your audience size.
  2. Add the interactions. Fill in the likes, comments, and shares from a single post or an average across recent posts.
  3. Read your rate. The calculator shows your engagement rate as a percentage along with a verdict on how it compares to typical benchmarks.
  4. Compare posts or accounts. Run it for different posts to see which content resonates, or benchmark against a competitor.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is engagement rate calculated?

This tool adds your likes, comments, and shares, divides by your follower count, and multiplies by 100 to get a percentage.

What is a good engagement rate?

It depends on the platform and account size. Broadly, under one percent is low, one to three percent is solid, and above three to six percent is strong. Smaller accounts often see higher rates.

Should I use followers or reach?

This version uses followers, which is the most common public method. If you have analytics access, engagement by reach can be more accurate because it reflects who actually saw the post.

Why do small accounts score higher?

Smaller, more focused audiences tend to interact more, while very large accounts have many passive followers, which dilutes the percentage.

Which interactions should I count?

Likes, comments, and shares are the standard. Some marketers also include saves where the platform reports them, which you can add into the totals.

Is my data uploaded?

No. The math runs entirely in your browser and nothing is sent to a server.

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