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The full follower count of any public Facebook page, checked every 3 seconds. Search a page by name or paste its link, then put the live count on your stream or website.
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The chart fills in while this page is open
Measured while this page is open, one reading every 3 seconds.
It updates by itself. No script to install and no ads inside the widget.
The overlay never shows ads.
Facebook rounds big numbers on the page itself, so Cristiano Ronaldo's page shows 174M instead of the exact count. This counter asks for the full number every 3 seconds and shows each follow and unfollow as it comes in.
The number comes from Facebook's own page plugin, the follow box websites embed, read by our server. If Facebook does not answer, the counter falls back to a copy from mixerno.space or socialinsider, and the label next to the name says how old that number is.
It works for public pages and for public profiles with followers turned on. Search by name and pick the page from the list, or paste a link like facebook.com/realmadrid. Numeric profile ids work too. The Facebook ID finder looks up the numeric ID of any page or profile from its link.
They only come from readings taken while you have the page open. Nothing is guessed from older data, so the pace per hour shows up after 10 minutes, and a quiet page can sit at +0 for a while. That is normal.
Embed gives you an iframe that keeps itself up to date. OBS link is the same 300 × 80 widget as a browser source, with white text for dark scenes and a goal bar if you want one. Neither shows ads.
The Facebook follower count comparison puts two pages side by side and shows the gap between them, live.
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Search the page above or paste its link. You get the full number, not the rounded one Facebook shows, refreshed every 3 seconds.
Yes, a live follower checker: type a public page or paste its link and it checks the exact follower count every 3 seconds, free and without a login. It does not show who is watching a Facebook Live video, because Facebook keeps viewer numbers on the video itself.
Facebook rounds large counts (174M) and can lag behind. This counter shows the full count Facebook reports for the page right now, so it can be a few thousand off the rounded figure.
Only for public profiles that have followers turned on. Friend counts and private profiles are not public, so there is nothing to count.
Not on this site. Facebook shows viewer and view numbers on the video itself, but it does not share them with other sites: the video embed carries no view count, and its API needs the page owner's login. Creators see the exact numbers in Live Producer and the Professional dashboard. If you also stream on YouTube, the YouTube live viewer count shows who is watching right now.
300 × 80 pixels, or 300 × 130 with the goal bar. Leave Shutdown source when not visible off so the count keeps running between scenes.
Yes. No login and no limits. The ads on this page pay for the servers, and the embed and the OBS overlay never show ads.
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