FCiller

This account ranks 823 out of 1349 tracked creators and holds a follower count that is 0.4 times the median of 1.1M, making it a small account. It earns 26.7K new followers every month, which indicates fast growth for an account that has been active for only 1.5 years. The average of 1.4M views per video is well above what its follower count would predict. However, the 1.51% like rate falls below the median of 4.93%, suggesting a gap between reach and active engagement. The rest of this report details specific content performance metrics.

This audience approves less than the platform average at a 1.51% like rate. Saves represent the most frequent action at 0.073% of views. Shares follow at 0.036% while comments sit at 0.009%. These raw totals reach 1,100 saves, 515 shares, and 127 comments per video. The high volume of saves compared to low comment rates suggests a silent audience that treats content as a reference rather than a conversation. Brands should treat this as a repository for evergreen utility instead of a community building play. Reach is inconsistent with a coefficient of variation of 3.0. Only three videos hit the 5x reach mark and three reached the 2x threshold. This is a tap-and-scroll audience.

Engagement Quality Analysis

These use the median rather than the average, so one freak viral video cannot inflate them. They show the level a typical post on this account actually reaches.

Sponsorship deals provide the primary revenue stream for this creator based on their 484.5K followers. This audience size suggests a potential sponsorship range of $1,000 to $4,800 per post. Creator Fund payouts are much lower because they pay pennies per thousand views. While high view counts generate some volume, brand deals scale with the loyal follower base to provide more stable income. The creator ranks 823 out of 1349 by following, placing them below the median. This position means they should be treated as a value buy for brands rather than a premium name. A buyer can treat the $4,800 upper limit as a ceiling to negotiate under instead of a fixed fee. The lower like rate relative to the platform average suggests they may sit at the lower end of that pricing range. A cost per view check shows these figures are roughly $0.003 per view based on 1.4M average views. This calculation helps a buyer determine if a quote pays for true reach or just the creator name. These are modelled estimates from public metrics, not disclosed earnings.

The content thrives in the 30 to 60 second range where most posts live. Target this duration to replicate the reach of the majority of the feed. Original audio dominates the soundscape, a choice that favors a specific brand identity over the borrowed momentum of trending tracks. Captions stay short at roughly 46 characters to keep the focus on the visual. Open settings for both duets and stitches invite other creators to interact with the content. The top video lasted 59 seconds and pulled 12.7 times the average reach. It earned a high ratio of likes to comments, meaning it succeeded through passive watching rather than sparking debate. Average views near 1.4 million show this account has already established a large floor for every post. Success here depends on maintaining these core formats rather than seeking new growth.

Video Duration Breakdown

How the account's recent videos split across length bands. It shows the format the creator leans on, from very short clips to long-form.

The account favors videos between 30 and 60 seconds with 27 out of 38 posts in that range. No engagement data is available to determine if this length performs best.

Original Sound Usage

Percentage of videos using the creator's own audio

This creator follows a Grind pattern because they maintain a steady volume of content that aligns with the field median despite an inconsistent posting schedule. While their frequency rank is in the top half of the field, the high consistency variance indicates that posts appear in irregular bursts rather than on a clockwork cycle. This habit has persisted for five months, establishing it as a stable trend. New content most frequently lands on Tuesday and Friday, with a peak upload window at 12:00 UTC. Saturday is the quietest day for new posts. Marketers can expect a dependable drumbeat of content to support a campaign, though the specific timing of each drop may vary week to week.

Audience & Reach

The account sits below the median follower count at a 0.4x multiple of typical creators in this set. This indicates that while individual videos may see high engagement, the core community size is smaller than what defines broadcast-scale reach for a single campaign. Like rates fall well below the median mark. Such a low percentage suggests that while the content reaches many people, it does not generate a strong interactive response from those viewers. This means a sponsored post will likely have lower conversion potential compared to creators with higher engagement ratios. The profile fits few brands because the small follower base and weak like response suggest a reach-focused audience rather than an engaged community.