1. Connect your own account (read-only)
You sign in through TikTok’s official login. Shadowban Checker receives read-only access to your own public video statistics — views, likes, comments, shares, captions and timestamps — plus basic profile info. It never gets your password, never posts or messages, and can’t touch other accounts. You can disconnect anytime.
2. It analyzes your recent videos against your baseline
Raw view counts don’t mean much on their own, so Shadowban Checker first learns your normal range from your recent history, then measures how your latest posts compare. It looks at a few signals that, together, describe how visible your content is:
- Reach vs. baseline — how far recent videos land below your own norm.
- Engagement-rate inversion — engagement holding steady while reach collapses, which points to distribution rather than weak content.
- Reach cliffs — a sudden step-down across several posts, not just one quiet video.
- Risky hashtags — tags and patterns in your own captions associated with reduced recommendation.
For the exact statistics behind this, see our methodology.
3. You get a 0–100 visibility-risk score
Those signals combine into a single 0–100 visibility-risk score with a plain-language read and the specific signals behind it. A low score means your reach looks healthy; a high score means several signals point to limited distribution and it’s worth investigating. The number is a summary of evidence, not a verdict — TikTok never confirms a reach limit, so Shadowban Checker gives an honest estimate, not a ruling.
4. Pro watches it for you, every day
A reach limit starts quietly. With Pro, Shadowban Checker re-checks your account automatically and alerts you within a day of a reach drop, keeps a visibility history so you can see the trend, and helps you tell recovery from noise. See pricing.
Check it against TikTok’s own tools
Shadowban Checker is designed to complement TikTok’s first-party signals, not replace them. TikTok says any real restriction on your content appears in your analytics, and your account status shows account-level violations. Use both: TikTok tells you a video’s official status; Shadowban Checker tells you whether your reach pattern looks normal.