Free Social Media Growth Tools

Two calculators we use ourselves when judging whether a campaign is worth paying for. No sign-up, no email gate, nothing runs on a server — every number is computed in your browser.

Why we publish these

Most growth decisions get made on two numbers people misread: the engagement rate of an account, and the true cost of an order quoted per 1,000 units. Both calculators above exist to remove that ambiguity before anyone spends money.

Reading engagement rate honestly

Engagement rate divides interactions by the audience that could have seen them. It is the cheapest sanity check available: two accounts with 20,000 followers can differ by an order of magnitude in how much attention they actually command. Compare against your own history first — platform averages above are orientation, and small accounts naturally score higher than large ones.

Reading a per-1,000 price honestly

A rate of $0.99 is not a total. It is the price of one thousand units, so the total is the rate multiplied by the quantity you divide by 1,000 — and the order's own minimum and maximum limits are what actually decide whether the service fits. Both calculators make that explicit, including drip-feed maths when you spread delivery across days.

Calculator results are estimates based on the numbers you enter. Live rates, minimum quantities and refill windows are authoritative only on the individual service page.

Jump to a platform

Every service listing shows the operating parameters we actually receive from the supply side — start time, average completion time, refill window and accepted link format.

Or browse the full catalogue with filters and minimum-order quantities.