See who viewed your profile
Profile views splits the last 30 days into brands, other influencers and anonymous public visitors, names the first two, and shows your unlock count and earnings beside them.
Profile → Profile views answers two questions at once: who has been looking at you, and who has paid to read your full report.
Three audiences, kept separate
A view is recorded in one of three ways, and each one means something different:
| Audience | Who it is | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| Brands | A company workspace opened your profile, from the marketplace or from your public page | The brand’s name and logo, when they last looked, and how many times |
| Influencers | Another Keepface member opened you, usually from Circle | Their name, avatar and handle, and a link to their member profile |
| Public | An anonymous visitor on keepface.com/<your-handle> | A count only, never an identity |
They used to share one list. They are split because a brand opening your profile is a buying signal, another influencer opening it is a community signal, and an anonymous hit is neither.
Reading the card
- The big number is your total views in the last 30 days, with a change pill against the previous 30 days.
- The bar chart stacks the three audiences per day, so you can see which day a post or a campaign moved things.
- Three tiles summarise it: this week, your busiest day, and your top viewer.
- A viewer who looked within the last 24 hours gets a green New chip.
- Each list shows six rows, with a See all toggle for the rest.
Repeat visits on the same day from the same viewer are counted as views but stay one row, so a brand that opened you four times in an afternoon shows once with a view count next to it.
What is stored about anonymous visitors
Nothing that identifies them. A public visit is keyed by a one-way hash that changes every day, so the raw connection details never reach the table and the same person cannot be tracked across days. That is why the public section is a number and will stay a number.
Profile unlocks, on the same tab
Under the views card sits the end of the same funnel: a brand views your profile for free, then pays to unlock your full AI Intelligence report. The tab shows:
- Total unlocks, all time
- Last 30 days
- Lifetime earnings from unlocks
You earn a share of every unlock of your profile, and the exact percentage is printed on the card. A My report link opens your own public page so you can see what a brand is buying.
Using it
- Brand views with no message are the moment to finish whatever is unfinished. The empty state says it plainly: brands skim your rates and your completeness before they open you.
- A spike in public visitors usually traces to something you posted. Compare the chart against the day you shared your link.
- Influencer views come from Circle activity. Supporting other members’ posts is what brings them back to your profile.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I see who the public visitors are?
No. Anonymous visitors are counted, never identified. They are stored as a daily one-way hash of the connection, not as a person, so there is nothing to show you.
How far back does it go?
Thirty days, fixed. There is no date picker, and the comparison arrow measures the previous thirty days.
Does it count me looking at my own profile?
No. Your own views are dropped before anything is stored.
Do I need a paid plan for this?
No. The tab is open to every influencer workspace with no tier or plan gate.
Does a brand know I saw that they viewed me?
The brand is not told. What it means for you is that a brand opening your profile is the strongest free signal you get that outreach is coming.