ReelQueueSee What’s Actually Working
Posting more only helps if you know which posts landed. ReelQueue pulls the numbers for your published posts back into one table, so you can stop opening three apps to answer one question.
Platform coverage, stated plainly
Analytics availability depends on what each platform's API reports back. Here is exactly where it stands.
TikTok
Available now
Views, likes, comments, and shares per published post, pulled from the TikTok API.
YouTube Shorts
Available now
Views, likes, and comments per published Short, pulled from the YouTube Data API.
Instagram Reels
Available now
Views, reach, likes, comments, shares, and saves per published Reel, pulled from the Instagram API.
Facebook and LinkedIn metrics are not included yet. You can publish to both — they just do not report numbers back into ReelQueue.
The question analytics should answer
Not a wall of charts. One decision: what do I make more of next month?
What you can see
- Views, likes, and comments per published post
- The same video’s performance on TikTok next to its performance as a Short
- Which posting times produced your better-performing posts
- Which posts failed to publish, and the reason the platform gave, on your queue
Why it lives here
Because ReelQueue published the post, it already knows the caption, the platform, and the time. That context is what turns a view count into something you can act on, and it is exactly what a standalone analytics dashboard cannot see.
Questions
Which platforms report analytics in ReelQueue?
Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts are available to every account. Facebook and LinkedIn metrics are not included yet.
Do I have to open five apps to compare performance?
No. For the platforms that report, every published post and its metrics sit in one table, so a TikTok and a Short from the same video can be compared side by side.
How current are the numbers?
Metrics are refreshed from each platform’s API rather than typed in by hand, so what you see is what the platform reported at the last sync.
Is analytics included on the free plan?
Yes, for the platforms that report. Analytics is not a paid add-on — the plan limits are on scheduled posts, accounts, and AI credits.
Also worth a look: posting one video to every platform and scheduling a month at once.
Find out which posts are carrying your account
Analytics is included on every plan, the free one included.
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