JavaScript
@javascript.js Creator on Instagram Frontend 4 to check
Not known. Estimate about $6,800 for one sponsored post.
Average plays a post 152,324 Averaged across 6 posts, from Instagram's own API. Read Sep 4, 2026. Latest post 57,493 plays, Apr 25, 2026
Median plays 145,695 The typical post. Budget against this one.
followers 681,712 From Instagram's own API. Read Sep 4, 2026.
Last posted 5mo ago Posts every 56 days, across 6 recent posts. Read Sep 4, 2026.
Last 6 posts
Views per post, oldest to newest. Average 152,324.
What one sponsored post likely costs
Our estimate, not a quoteabout $6,800for one sponsored post
681,712 followers × $10 per 1,000 followers Sprout Social, 30 May 2024 ↗
681,712 followers x $10 per 1,000 followers as a rule of thumb (Sprout Social, 30 May 2024). This is our arithmetic on a published benchmark, not a quote from the creator.
Who sponsors JavaScript?
No sponsorships have been documented yet. Nothing on record either way, so ask them directly.
What we checked, in full
20 checks, 12 passed, 4 to review
| ✓ | Metrics came from the platform | Every audience figure here is a value Instagram's own API returned, never estimated or inferred. The price estimate is the one number we work out ourselves, and it is labelled and shows its arithmetic. | not published |
| ✓ | Enough recent posts to judge | 6 recent posts sampled (target 6). | not published |
| ✓ | Average plays ≥ 20,000 | 152,324 average plays, median 145,695, across 6 posts. | required |
| ✓ | Typical post also clears 20,000 | Median plays 145,695 and outlier-trimmed mean 150,653 both clear the floor. A sponsored post should land in that range. | integrity |
| ✓ | Tech / dev / software engineering | 18 distinct dev signals in the bio and post text: javascript, typescript, python, java, php, react. | required |
| ✓ | Not a gaming channel | No gaming signal in the text. Instagram publishes no content category, so this is a text judgement. | required |
| ✓ | Not a hardware / gear channel | No hardware/gear pattern. | preference |
| ! | Target region (US / UK / EU / AU / NZ / SG) | Instagram exposes no location field at all. Region is unknown and must not be claimed. | required |
| ✓ | Like rate ≥ 1% of plays | 2.46% like rate, 0.027% comment rate, averaged per post. | integrity |
| ✓ | Average is not one viral outlier (Instagram limit 16×) | Top post is 1.7× the median, within the normal spread for Instagram, so the average reflects repeatable performance. | integrity |
| ✓ | Comment volume matches the view counts | Median 35 comments against 2,799 median likes: a normal ratio. | integrity |
| ✓ | plays plausible for the followers count | 152,324 average plays against 681,712 followers (22%). | integrity |
| ! | Posted recently | Last post was 135 days ago. | preference |
| ! | Publishes on a regular schedule | Median 56 days between posts across the sample: too sparse to plan a campaign around. | preference |
| ! | Sampled posts are recent enough to compare | The 6 sampled posts span 676 days. Plays counts accumulate over time, so an average across posts this far apart is weighted toward the oldest one and overstates current reach. | integrity |
| – | Same numbers from two endpoints of the same API | No post from this account appeared in both the search index and the profile feed, so there was nothing to cross-check. | not published |
| – | Verified against the platform's own published feed | Instagram publishes no independent public feed to check the API's numbers against. YouTube is the only platform here where that second source exists. | not published |
| ✓ | An independent creator, not a company's own channel | Nothing marks this as a company-run channel: it is not a known company account, the name carries no corporate designation, and the bio is not written in a company's voice. | required |
| – | Same person confirmed on other platforms | No other public profile was linked from this account, so this record covers one platform only. | not published |
| – | Runs paid promotions (platform-declared) | Sponsorships shown for this creator are parsed from the text of their own post descriptions, so they are suspected rather than platform-confirmed. | not published |