The TikTok Reach Report
How common are reach drops and shadowban signals, really? These figures come from real, anonymised TikTok visibility checks — aggregated so no single account is identifiable. They are our own estimate based on creators' public video metrics, not an official TikTok status.
Compiled by the Shadowban Checker Research Team
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How reach-limitation signals break down
The share of analysed accounts whose latest check triggered each signal. A single account can show more than one. Definitions are in the glossary.
| Signal | What it means | Share of accounts |
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Visibility-risk score distribution
Where analysed accounts land on the 0–100 visibility-risk scale (higher = more signals of limited reach).
| Score band | Share of accounts |
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We're still gathering data
We publish these figures only once the sample is large enough to be meaningful — a deliberate choice, because a report built on a handful of checks would mislead more than it informs. We'll turn the numbers on automatically when the threshold is reached.
In the meantime, you can run your own free visibility check and read the guides.
Methodology & honest limits
- What the data is. Each figure aggregates one check per account (the most recent), so heavy re-checkers don't skew the picture. We count anonymised aggregates only — no usernames, no per-account rows.
- What "reach below baseline" means. We compare each account's recent median views to its own historical baseline. A drop is a drop for that account — not against some global average.
- What it is not. These are signals of possible limited reach, not confirmed shadowbans. TikTok never confirms a reach limit, and low views can simply mean low engagement. Figures are an independent estimate based on public metrics, not official TikTok data.
- Sample gate. Nothing is published until the sample passes our minimum threshold; below it, the page says so rather than showing a shaky number.
- Full method. How the visibility-risk score and each signal are computed is documented on our methodology page.
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