Do I have to enter my Instagram password?

No. You can start a scan by entering a public @username — no password and no login required to begin. We never store Instagram passwords. Snoopreport also works without your Instagram login; it uses an email sign-up instead.

Do I have to wait for a report?

Snoopreport delivers its findings as weekly or monthly reports. UnfollowersTrack works scan by scan, whenever you choose. A completed subscribed full scan establishes the baseline, and later completed scans can detect changes relative to it.

Honest comparison

UnfollowersTrack vs Snoopreport

UnfollowersTrack and Snoopreport solve different jobs. UnfollowersTrack compares follower snapshots for supported public profiles, while Snoopreport monitors the public likes and follows of accounts you choose and delivers weekly or monthly reports. The better fit depends on which activity you need to track.

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Side by side

UnfollowersTrack vs Snoopreport, feature by feature

Feature

UnfollowersTrack

Snoopreport

Platform

Web — any device

Web

App install

None

Use without connecting your Instagram

Yes (no login)

Check supported public profiles

Supported public profiles

Any public account

Recent followers & unfollowers

From completed scans

Weekly/monthly report

Follow-activity history over time

Builds from completed full scans

Yes (paid)

Anonymous — no password stored

No Instagram login

No Instagram login; account required

Cost to start

Free sampled preview

Paid plans

Comparison based on publicly available information as of August 2026. Competitors are independent products; their features may change, and no third-party service can promise perfect real-time follower data. Product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Read how we test and verify claims

Comparing tools for recent following activity? Try our Instagram recent follow tracker for a free public-profile preview. A subscription adds full scans and stored history to compare changes between completed checks.

Why people switch

What you get with UnfollowersTrack

Built for follower changes

UnfollowersTrack focuses on who follows and unfollows a profile. Snoopreport instead monitors the likes and follows an account makes — a different job — so if your main question is who unfollowed you, UnfollowersTrack answers it directly.

Free to start

Snoopreport advertises paid access and provides sample reports. UnfollowersTrack shows a free sampled preview before a subscription is needed for completed full scans and history.

No report calendar

Snoopreport delivers its findings as weekly or monthly reports. UnfollowersTrack works scan by scan: a completed subscribed full scan establishes the baseline, and later completed scans can detect changes.

No signup wall

Enter a public @username and scan — there's no account to create and no password to hand over before you see recent follow activity.

About Snoopreport

Web

Snoopreport is a web-based Instagram activity tracker. Rather than tracking your own followers, it monitors the public likes, follows, and unfollows of Instagram accounts you choose to watch and delivers them as weekly or monthly reports. It works without your Instagram login and doesn't require an app install.

Questions

UnfollowersTrack vs Snoopreport, answered

Snoopreport and UnfollowersTrack solve different problems. Snoopreport is a paid, web-based activity monitor that watches likes and outgoing follow changes for accounts you choose and sends weekly or monthly reports. UnfollowersTrack previews sampled public follower data for free; completed subscribed full scans establish and update follower-change history. Neither tool asks for your Instagram password.

It depends on what you're tracking. If you want to know who follows and unfollows a profile, UnfollowersTrack answers that directly and is free to start. If you specifically want a log of the likes and follows another account makes over time, that's Snoopreport's specialty. Both are web-based, so neither requires installing an app.

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