4 Instagram Unfollow Tracker Apps and Browser Tools Compared (2026)

Who Unfollow You and DolphinRadar both offer browser-based reports for public Instagram accounts without an Instagram login. Who Unfollow You currently lists a $6.90 one-time option and a $9.90 monthly plan. DolphinRadar advertises a free preview, automated unfollow alerts, and weekly updated reports, but its current price figures were not visible in the product-page view checked for this article. Both providers list Excel export. These are product-page descriptions, not independent tests of report accuracy.

FollowBuddy compares uploaded Instagram data exports. FollowMeter is an iOS and Android app, not a browser tracker. Prices and plan terms can change; product pages were checked on November 9, 2026.

Four Tools Side by Side

Prices and features above reflect provider pages checked on November 9, 2026; they can change and may vary by region. They are not an independent test of report accuracy. Who Unfollow You and DolphinRadar overlap on public-profile browser reports, no Instagram login, and Excel export. Who Unfollow You lists a one-time option and a monthly plan; DolphinRadar advertises a free preview and describes unfollow alerts alongside weekly report updates. FollowBuddy uses your own exports, and FollowMeter is an app-based alternative.

Who Unfollow You

Who Unfollow You is a browser-based option. Its current website says a public Instagram account is required and an Instagram login is not needed. The site describes reports for recent unfollowers, accounts that do not follow back, and mutual connections.

Who Unfollow You dashboard screenshot. Source: Who Unfollow You.

Those report labels answer different questions. Don't Follow You Back is a current one-way relationship; it does not prove that an account recently unfollowed you. Recent Unfollowers depends on available tracking data and the current report status. The public product page describes weekly updated lists and continuous tracking, but does not spell out every history or eligibility condition. Check the current report before relying on a result.

The pricing page currently displays a $6.90 one-time Fight Back option and a $9.90 monthly Guardian Mode option. Its plans also list continuous tracking, weekly updated lists, and Excel export. Confirm the current checkout terms, renewal details, and account eligibility before paying.

A fit if: you want a browser report on a supported public profile without signing in to Instagram.

DolphinRadar

DolphinRadar is also browser-based. Its product page says it works with public accounts, does not require an Instagram login, and offers a free preview. It lists non-followers and mutuals alongside unfollower reports, with both one-time and subscription options.

DolphinRadar tracker page screenshot. Source: DolphinRadar Unfollowers Tracker.

The product page says DolphinRadar checks public follower data regularly and notifies users when someone unfollows. It also lists weekly updated reports. Treat alerts and update cadence as the provider's description, not as Instagram notifications or a guarantee that every change will appear immediately. The current page view did not expose its price figures, so confirm the plan and billing terms at checkout.

A fit if: you want a no-login public-profile report and weekly tracking suits your needs.

FollowBuddy

FollowBuddy’s website describes an export-based process: request your Instagram data, upload it, and compare it with a previous audit. Its pricing page lists a free Lite plan that shows three accounts that do not follow back. Pro is listed at $4.17 per month billed yearly ($50 per year); Pro Plus is $8.33 per month billed yearly ($100 per year). Both list a three-day free trial.

FollowBuddy product-page screenshot. Source: FollowBuddy.

FollowBuddy says its export workflow does not require an Instagram password, but it does involve uploading an account archive to the service. Review the site's privacy policy and terms before uploading your data.

A fit if: you want to compare your own exported data and are comfortable requesting and uploading a fresh export for later checks.

FollowMeter

FollowMeter's website introduces a companion iOS and Android app. The site describes a sign-in step to connect Instagram and says the app tracks followers, unfollowers, and accounts that do not follow back. It also promotes audience and post insights. The app is free to start, with subscription or in-app purchase options.

FollowMeter website screenshot. The page describes a mobile app, not a browser-based tracker. Source: FollowMeter.

FollowMeter’s website says the app reads follower data available to the connected account. That is the developer’s description; it should not be read as an independent security audit. Instagram’s own guidance is a useful reason to review what access a connected app requests. Its public subscription policy is dated 2020, so use the current App Store or Google Play listing for pricing rather than relying on that older price schedule.

A fit if: you want an installed app for your own account and are comfortable reviewing its sign-in and permissions flow.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Instagram have a built-in unfollower tracker?

Instagram itself does not send an unfollow notification to either person, and the Instagram help materials reviewed for this article do not describe a built-in unfollower alert. Some third-party services advertise their own alerts. For example, DolphinRadar says it regularly checks public follower data and notifies users when someone unfollows; its product page also lists weekly updated reports. That is a third-party service claim, not an Instagram notification or a guarantee of an instant alert. Check how a service tracks changes and how often it updates before relying on an alert.

Can a tracker show who unfollowed me before I started using it?

Not from a comparison that begins after the event. To identify a change, a tool needs an earlier record and a later one to compare. An export or scan created today cannot reconstruct a missing past snapshot.

Are no-login trackers automatically safe?

No tool should be called completely safe without evidence. A no-login public-profile tool avoids asking for your Instagram password, but you should still review its privacy policy, data handling, and claims. A connected app should disclose what access it requests.

Can these tools check private Instagram accounts?

Public-profile scanners cannot access information that Instagram hides from people who are not approved followers. A tool’s ability to analyze your own account or your authorized data is a separate matter; check the product’s current eligibility rules.