Free AI Instagram Money Calculator

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   Enter the handle you want valued. Your own account works, and so does any creator whose fee you are trying to budget.

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   Press Estimate Earnings to start the lookup.

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   UpGrow fetches the profile, measures how its latest posts perform, and passes those figures to its AI model.

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   A dollar range appears, showing what the account might bring in per month from sponsored posts.

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   Write down the range alongside the follower count and engagement rate of that day, so later estimates have something to compare against.

• Follower count, the size of the audience a sponsor would reach.

• Number of posts, a rough sign of how established and active the account is.

• Whether the account is private, which limits what can be measured.

• Whether it carries the verified badge.

• Engagement rate, plus the typical like and comment totals per post, which show how strongly followers respond.

• The bio, which helps the model judge the account's niche and the kind of brands likely to sponsor it.

• Niche. Brands in some categories pay more for the same audience size than others.

• Audience location. Where followers live affects what an advertiser will pay to reach them.

• Deliverables. A single feed post, a Reel, a set of Stories or a bundle of all three are priced differently.

• Usage rights and exclusivity. A brand that wants to reuse your content in its own ads, or keep you away from competitors, should pay extra for that.

• Negotiation. The final rate is agreed between you and the brand, and the estimate is neither an offer nor a payout.

• Locked or empty profiles. With no visible posts to measure, engagement can't be calculated, so the estimate rests on far less information and is weaker.

• Put your follower count, engagement rate and average likes and comments on one page, with a few examples of your best posts.

• Price each deliverable separately so a brand can choose a single post or a package.

• List usage rights and exclusivity as add-ons rather than including them for free.

• Ask what budget the brand has in mind before naming a figure, then use your range to judge whether the offer is reasonable.

• Keep a record of every deal you sign, including what was delivered and what it paid, so your next quote is based on your own history as well as the estimate.

• Re-run the calculator after a growth spurt or a strong month so your prices keep pace with your account.

• Deliverables: a feed post, a carousel, a Reel, a set of story frames or a mix. Video usually takes the most production time.

• Usage rights: whether the brand may reuse your content on its own channels, website or ads, and for how long.

• Exclusivity: a period in which you agree not to promote a competing brand. The longer and broader it is, the more income you give up.

• Partnership ads: permission for the brand to run paid ads through your handle, which Instagram supports through its branded content tools.

• Revisions and approval: how many rounds of edits are included and how far ahead the brand needs drafts.

• Link placement: whether a link sticker or link in bio is required and how long it must stay up.

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