Source: TikTok Creator Search Insights via TokConnect, 21 October 2026. Search counts are TikTok's figure for the last 7 days; the arrow compares the latest reading with the average of the previous six days. TikTok Shop items: estimated revenue, TikTok Shop US, 30 days to 18 October 2026, growth against the 30 days before.
TikTok account comparison: two or three accounts, side by side
Enter two or three @handles and see followers, typical views, engagement, how often each account posts, what it posts and its best videos in one view. A plain sentence says who leads each measure and by how much. Download the result as a PDF report or a CSV.
What the comparison showed for @duolingo, @nasa and @scrubdaddy
We ran the free comparison on three brand accounts. It read each profile and each account’s 15 newest posts: @duolingo’s from 1 to 13 October, @nasa’s from 9 September to 10 October and @scrubdaddy’s from 9 September to 12 October.
577.9Kmedian views per post, @duolingo
287.4Kmedian views per post, @nasa
50Kmedian views per post, @scrubdaddy
8.1posts a week at @duolingo, against 3.1 and 3.0
Median and average views per post
Median: the middle postAverage: pulled up by big posts
Source: TokConnect’s free account comparison, read 16 October 2026. Counts as TikTok shows them. Snapshot
The average misleads on @scrubdaddy
Its average is 631,030 views a post, but its median is 50,000. Two posts, with 5.5M and 3.3M views, carry the average. The median says what a normal post earned.
A smaller account can reach more of its audience
The median @nasa post got views equal to 13.8% of its followers. For @duolingo it was 3.2% and for @scrubdaddy 1.1%. Followers alone would have put @nasa last of the three.
The windows are not the same length
@duolingo posts about 8 times a week, so its 15 posts cover 13 days. @scrubdaddy’s cover 34. The tool says so, so you do not read a short stretch against a long one without knowing.
The sentences the comparison wrote
Biggest audience. @duolingo leads on followers at 18.3M, 4.1 times @scrubdaddy (4.4M) and 8.8 times @nasa (2.1M).
Typical reach. @duolingo leads on median views per post at 578K, 2 times @nasa (287K) and 11.6 times @scrubdaddy (50K).
Reach for its size. @nasa leads on median views as a share of followers at 13.8%, 4.4 times @duolingo (3.2%) and 12.2 times @scrubdaddy (1.1%).
Engagement. @duolingo leads on median engagement rate at 13%, 2.4 times @nasa (5.5%) and 3.4 times @scrubdaddy (3.8%).
Posting pace. @duolingo leads on posts per week at 8.1 a week, 2.6 times @nasa (3.1 a week) and 2.7 times @scrubdaddy (3.0 a week).
Best single post. On the most viewed single post @duolingo (5.8M) and @scrubdaddy (5.5M) are level, ahead of @nasa (1.6M).
@duolingo leads on 4 of 6 measures.
See the numbers as a table
Measures for @duolingo, @nasa and @scrubdaddy, read 16 October 2026
Measure
@duolingo
@nasa
@scrubdaddy
Followers
18,264,021
2,084,392
4,438,011
Median views per post
577,900
287,400
50,000
Average views per post
1,040,333
489,773
631,030
Median views as a share of followers
3.2%
13.8%
1.1%
Engagement rate, median post
13%
5.5%
3.8%
Posts per week
8.1
3.1
3.0
Best post in the sample, views
5,800,000
1,600,000
5,500,000
Reading the comparison
How to compare TikTok accounts fairly
Start with the sentences. Each says who leads a measure and by how many times. Accounts within 10% of each other are called level, not ranked.
Trust the median over the average. The median post is the middle one. The table shows the average beside it and says when a few big posts pull the average up.
Compare reach with size. Median views as a share of followers puts a small account and a large one on the same scale.
Check the windows. The newest 15 posts of an account that posts daily cover two weeks; for one that posts weekly they cover months. The page says when the windows differ.
Engagement is likes plus comments plus shares divided by views, per post. TikTok rounds counts above about 100,000, so a video can read 1,100,000 instead of its exact count.
Account comparison, honestly
What you will and won’t see
The comparison reads what TikTok shows anyone who opens a public profile. The account owner sees more in TikTok Studio.
Data
In this comparison
Exact followers, following, total likes, videos
Yes
Median and average views, engagement rate, posts a week
Yes, from each account’s newest posts
Photo and video mix, video lengths, top three posts
Yes
A PDF report, two CSV files and a PNG card
Yes, built in your browser
Follower growth over time
No. TikTok shows the current count only
Audience age, gender or country
No. Only the owner sees it
Posts of a private account
No. Profile counts only
Three common comparisons
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Questions about comparing TikTok accounts
How do I compare two TikTok accounts?
Enter both @handles here, one per line, and press Compare accounts. You get followers, typical views, engagement, posting pace, content mix and top posts side by side, with a sentence for each measure saying who leads and by how much. A third account is optional.
Which numbers does the account comparison use?
Public numbers only: the profile (followers, following, likes, videos) and the views, likes, comments and shares on each account’s newest posts. Median views is the middle post. Engagement is likes plus comments plus shares divided by views, per post, then the median. Posts a week comes from the dates of the posts in the sample.
Why does the comparison use medians instead of averages?
One viral video can pull an average far above what a normal post gets. The median is the middle post, so it shows the typical result. In the saved Duolingo, NASA and Scrubdaddy example, Scrubdaddy’s average is 631,030 views a post but its median is 50,000, because two posts passed 3 million.
Why do the accounts show different time windows?
The tool reads each account’s newest posts, not a fixed date range. An account that posts daily fills 15 posts in about two weeks, while one that posts weekly needs months. The page says when the windows differ a lot, so you do not read a short stretch against a long one without knowing.
What happens if one of the accounts is private?
A private account shows its public profile numbers, such as followers and video count, but TikTok does not show its posts to outside viewers. It is marked as partial, the measures that need posts are left out for it, and the other accounts are still compared.
Can I compare more than three accounts at once?
Not in one run. Each account costs two requests to TikTok, one for its profile and one for its posts, so three accounts is the most one search covers. Run the tool again with a different set, or ask in chat for a longer comparison.
Can I give the comparison to a client?
Yes. The PDF competitor report holds the verdicts, the numbers, the charts and each account’s top posts, with the date the data was collected. The two CSV files hold one row per measure per account and a sheet of every post, so you can build your own charts.
