Paste a TikTok username or profile URL. Kabo checks up to 12 recent public videos and shows how many visible likes, comments, and shares they generated per 100 plays — free, with no TikTok login required.
This view-based rate shows visible interactions per 100 plays. For sponsorship planning, pair it with follower count and average plays in the TikTok Money Calculator or compare pricing assumptions in the Influencer Rate Calculator . Those pricing tools use follower-based engagement inputs, so do not paste this percentage into them unchanged.
Enter a username, @handle, or full TikTok profile URL. The account must be public so Kabo can read its profile and recent video metrics.
Kabo uses up to the latest 12 videos with visible likes, comments, shares, and positive play counts. Videos without a usable play count are left out of the calculation.
See the number of visible likes, comments, and shares per 100 total plays, alongside the sample size and per-video averages. Compare accounts using the same formula and time window.
The calculator uses (total likes + total comments + total shares) ÷ total plays × 100 across up to 12 recent public videos. Totals are added before division, so each play carries equal weight and high-reach videos contribute proportionally. Followers and saves are not part of this rate.
TikTok distributes videos through the For You feed, so many viewers may never have followed the account. Dividing by plays measures how strongly the people who actually encountered the sampled videos interacted with them. TikTok does not publish one universal high, average, or low threshold, so this page does not apply follower-based performance labels to a view-based result.
Kabo uses public profile and video metrics: follower count, likes, comments, shares, plays, and the number of usable recent videos. Plays are the denominator of the result. Private analytics such as unique viewers, watch time, retention, traffic sources, and audience demographics are not available from a public profile. For your own account, pair this public screening rate with TikTok Analytics.
Compare creators or time periods with the same view-based formula. For sponsorship decisions, pair this rate with average plays, follower count, audience fit, and conversion evidence rather than treating one percentage as the price.
Add the likes, comments, and shares across the sampled videos, divide that total by their combined plays, then multiply by 100. Kabo applies this view-based formula to up to 12 recent public videos and shows the exact sample size.
TikTok does not publish one universal high, average, or low threshold for engagement by views. Compare creators using the same formula, similar content, and the same sample window, or track the same account over time. A follower-based benchmark cannot be applied directly because it uses a different denominator.
Yes. Plays are the denominator: total likes, comments, and shares are divided by total plays. A 6% result means the sampled videos produced about six visible interactions for every 100 plays; it does not mean 6% of followers engaged.
Shares are a public interaction on TikTok and belong in the numerator alongside likes and comments. Saves are not consistently available from every public source, so this calculator does not include them.
No. The account must be public and have recent videos with visible metrics. Kabo never asks for your TikTok login or private TikTok Analytics access.
Public video counts keep changing, and a newly published video can enter the latest-12 sample. Treat the result as a current snapshot and use the same method when comparing dates or accounts.
It is free with no signup for three lookups a day, shared with Kabo's Instagram engagement calculator; sign in free to keep going after that. The username you enter is sent to Kabo's lookup service to retrieve public profile and recent-video data. Public results may be cached temporarily to keep the tool fast and limit repeated upstream requests.
