How to Find Your Top Follower of the Month in Twitter

Learn how to access your follower analytics on X

Written by Rain Kengly

Last Updated: October 11, 2024 Fact Checked

Do you want to find your top followers on X, formerly known as Twitter? You can use X/Twitter Analytics to find which of your new followers that month has the largest following themselves. Keep in mind that analytics are a Premium feature. Here's how to find your top follower of the month on Twitter using your computer.

Seeing Most Followed Followers on X

You must have an X Premium subscription to unlock account analytics. To find your top follower of the month on X, visit the Analytics dashboard and look for the Top Follower header. Your top follower is a follower with lots of their own followers.

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Go to https://x.com/ in a web browser. If you aren't already logged into your account, enter your phone number, email address, or username and password to do so now.
- You must have X Premium to unlock account analytics. This is a paid subscription service.^{[1]
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  Research source} If you don't have X Premium, you won't be able to see your top follower or other analytics.
- You can only see your follower analytics on the X website.
You can see it in the left menu panel. A drop-down menu will appear on your screen.

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Select Analytics. This is in the pop-up menu. If you don't see this option, click to expand Creator Studio.
- Alternatively, you can directly visit https://analytics.twitter.com/.
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Scroll down to "Top Follower". You can see your top follower for the current month; in other words, this is the user with the highest follower count that followed you in the month.
- If you don't have a Top Follower for the month it simply says "No new followers in.... (current month)."
- You can also track your retweets, posts, and unfollows.

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You can access the old mobile version of Twitter by disabling Javascript. In Chrome, go to Settings > Advanced > Content Settings and turn off Javascript.

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