MetricPeek for Instagram
Instagram is the network this product covers end to end. Everything the other eight can do, it can do, and three things only it can do: hashtag research with tier scoring, hashtag reports with sentiment, and the full content browser. Pick the job you came for.
Scheduling
Feed, Reels and Stories from one composer, with the placement rules checked before sending.
Analytics
Profile scoring against a size cohort, posting times, content themes and a growth line.
Hashtag research
Five tiers, sentiment and top content, so you know which tags you can actually rank for.
Hashtag reports
Top content and per-post sentiment for a single tag, with snapshots once it is tracked.
Content browser
Posts, Reels, Stories, highlights and avatars, saved straight to the media library.
What Instagram accepts
Checked before anything is sent, not after it fails.
- You can post
- Image, Carousel, Video, Multiple videos, Mixed media
- Placements
- Feed / Timeline, Reels, Stories
- Caption
- 2,200 characters
- Images per post
- 10
- Video up to
- 15 min
One loop, five modules
- Research first. Hashtag research sorts tags into five size bands, so what you build a post around is something you could realistically surface in.
- Then look at who is already winning. A profile report reads any public account, yours or a competitor's, and grades it against accounts its own size.
- Build the post from what you found. Saved hashtag lists go into the composer, and anything worth keeping from the content browser goes into the media library.
- Publish it to the feed, to Reels or to Stories, with the placement rules checked while you can still change them.
- Then measure, and start again. Performance comes back per published post, and anything on tracking accumulates snapshots into a line.
What it does not do on Instagram
- Everything here reads public data through the platform APIs. There is no private-account access and no login-as-you.
- Publishing goes through connected business or creator accounts. A personal account cannot be published to, which is the platform's rule rather than ours.