Sample comparison
Compare posting cadence and each available public metric separately across the posts returned in the same run.
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Social content research.
Compare the latest public posts from accounts you already know.
Instagram
The collection work is the bottleneck.
Studying competitor content still means opening profiles one by one, copying post links into a sheet, and trying to compare metrics that were captured at different times. The work gets slower with every account and is difficult to repeat consistently.
A bounded dataset you can inspect and reuse.
Collect the latest public Instagram posts from known accounts as normalized records. Nodale keeps captions, formats, publication dates, public metrics, profile context, and collection time together, then summarizes only the observed sample.
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What the result does and does not mean.
Account research starts from handles you supply. Hashtag and keyword discovery are not part of the live task.
Latest means the latest posts the source returned. It does not mean the account's lifetime top-performing content.
Every comparison is limited to the observed sample and keeps platform-specific metrics separate.
Unavailable metrics remain unavailable rather than becoming zero. A provider failure is charged $0.
Who uses this data.
Fractional marketers & growth agencies
Repeat the same research across clients without rebuilding the data stack.
See the workflow →Social & content teams
Turn competitor feeds into a comparable content dataset.
See the workflow →Advertisers & creative strategists
Study the messages competitors repeat across their public ads.
See the workflow →Founder-led teams
Get bounded competitor evidence without buying a stack of research tools.
See the workflow →Research an Instagram account.
Set the scope, review the exact maximum USD price, and approve the run only when the dataset fits the question.
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