Paste a public Facebook page to see how its recent Reels perform — typical plays, the best Reel, how often the page posts, and which Reels broke out.
Use a public Facebook page or profile URL, such as facebook.com/yourpage.
Kabo reads about 20 of the page's most recent public Reels.
See median and best plays, posting frequency, and Reels that reached at least twice the median.
Facebook Reels can reach far beyond a page's followers, but the public page does not summarize which Reels worked. Paste a public page link and Kabo reads about 20 of its most recent Reels.
One breakout is a clue. Two on the same topic is a pattern.
Make a new take on the topic or opening of your strongest Reels instead of starting from scratch.
Compare your page with a competitor's to see whether they post more often, or whether their typical Reel simply reaches more people. If a page posts rarely but its median is high, quality is carrying it; if it posts daily with a low median, volume is.
Facebook shows rounded public play counts (for example 32K), and Kabo uses those numbers as shown. Likes, watch time and audience details are only available to the page in its Professional Dashboard, so they are not included. Use a page or profile link; group, event and single-Reel links are not supported.
Pick the strongest breakout Reel and make a new take on its topic or hook.
A Reel with at least twice the page's median plays in the sample. It shows which topics or formats pulled well above the page's usual reach.
Facebook shows rounded play counts publicly (for example 32K). Kabo uses those public numbers as shown.
Public Facebook page or profile links. Group, event and single-Reel links are not supported here.
No. This uses public play counts and captions. Watch time and audience data are only in the page's Professional Dashboard.
It reads the page's latest public Reels at the time you run the check. If Facebook does not return reliable publish dates for a page, posting frequency is left blank rather than guessed.
