The Whole Follower Roster
Pull every account that follows a public profile — or every account it follows — as one row each, so an entire audience lands in a table instead of an endless scroll you can't save.
See exactly who follows any public account — every follower pulled as a full profile you can act on, not a wall of @handles.
Knowing an account's follower number tells you how big its audience is, never who's in it. AllyHub reads the whole list into one table — the roster, each follower's full profile, the public contacts, who overlaps across accounts, a qualified subset, and a clean export.
Pull every account that follows a public profile — or every account it follows — as one row each, so an entire audience lands in a table instead of an endless scroll you can't save.
Each follower comes back as a complete public profile, not a bare @handle — the size, category, and bio detail you need to judge whether a name is worth pursuing.
Some followers run business or creator accounts with a contact button. Where one is shown, its public email, phone, or address travels back with the row — accounts keeping it private stay blank.
Feed several accounts and AllyHub cross-references their lists, surfacing the followers they share — the people already following two or three of your rivals, in one deduped set.
Rank and filter the audience by follower size, verified status, account type, or a bio keyword before export, so you keep the accounts that fit and drop the rest.
AllyHub pulls the list from inside your own signed-in browser and exports to CSV or JSON — no Instagram API, no code, and only the public accounts you can already open.
Turn any public account's follower list into a structured, exportable audience table in three steps.
Give AllyHub a username, a profile URL, or a list of them, and say whether you want the followers or the following list and which profile fields to keep.
For every follower it captures username, name, bio, follower/following/post counts, verification, account type and category, external link, and any contact the account has made public — one row each.
Filter the set, cross-reference several accounts, or export to CSV. Save the run as a Playbook to re-pull an account's followers on a schedule and see who joined.
A raw follower dump is a wall of @handles. AllyHub hands you an audience you can actually act on.
Most follower scrapers rent proxy IPs that Instagram rate-limits and blocks, so a big list comes back half-empty. AllyHub uses the login you already have — gathering the accounts you could scroll to yourself, not hammering the site from rotating IPs that trip its limits.
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A column of @handles tells you nothing about the people behind them. Because each follower arrives as a full profile, you can separate the real buyers from the bots and the micro-creators from the mega before you ever open the app.
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A single follower list can't tell you who follows all your rivals at once. Point AllyHub at several accounts and it cross-references the lists into the overlap — the accounts already invested in your category, which is usually where your highest-intent prospects sit.
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Point AllyHub at the same accounts next month and, saved as a Playbook, it skips the setup. Because your AllyHub never starts from scratch again, tracking how an audience grows and turns over costs less each run — and every re-pull shows exactly who joined since last time.
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Sales and agency teams, influencer vetters, brand and competitive analysts, and audience researchers who need to know who's really in an account's following — at scale.
A competitor's followers are a warm prospect list, but qualifying them means opening them one by one forever. Pull the whole list with each follower's size, type, and public contact, and hand sales a filtered, ready-to-work sheet instead of a scroll.
A creator's follower count looks great, but you can't tell a real audience from a padded one before you pay. Pull their followers and read the makeup — verified accounts, real bios, business profiles — so you vet who actually follows them, not just how many.
You know your rivals share an audience with you, but mapping it by hand is impossible. Cross-reference several competitors' follower lists to see who follows them but not you — the exact accounts to win, in one deduped set.
Studying a niche's community means quantifying who's in it, and a feed doesn't export. Pull follower sets across the accounts that define a space and analyze audience size, type, and composition at real scale.
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Quick answers on pulling and using Instagram follower data.
An Instagram followers scraper collects the list of accounts following a public profile, with each follower's public profile data, as a structured table instead of manual scrolling. AllyHub pulls the full roster, adds each follower's profile, and exports it as a structured set.
Yes — a single account's follower pull runs on the free plan with the standard profile fields. Bigger pulls, cross-account overlap, scheduled re-runs, and piping the results into a lead workflow sit on the paid plans.
Only what a follower has made public. In any list, the business and creator accounts that show a contact button hand back that public contact; personal accounts and anyone who hasn't published one come back empty.
No. A private account's follower list sits behind a wall AllyHub won't cross — it works only with public accounts and the public followers you could already open yourself. No tool that respects the login should claim otherwise.
Yes. Point AllyHub at the following list instead of the followers list and it returns the same full-profile rows for every account that profile follows — useful for mapping who a creator or competitor pays attention to.
Other exporters drop a one-off CSV of @handles in your lap and move on. AllyHub returns full profiles you can trim to the accounts that matter, and — saved as a Playbook — gets faster every time you re-run it to see who joined.