VCI Self-Score — Free Creator Score Calculator

Your audience

Main platform

Followers / subscribers On your main platform

Engagement (average per post, last 30 days)

Avg. likes per post

Avg. comments per post

Growth & consistency

Follower growth, last 90 days (%) Negative numbers allowed. E.g. from 40,000 to 44,000 = 10

Posts per week (average)

Brand-safety & relevance

My content is advertiser-friendly (no recurring profanity, graphic or divisive content) I stick to a clear vertical — a brand can tell in 10 seconds what my channel is about I properly disclose paid partnerships (ad / paid partnership labels) No controversies or takedowns in the last 12 months

Fill in followers, average likes, growth and posts per week to calculate a score.

Your VCI Self-Score

Reachweight 25% · 0/100

Engagementweight 25% · 0/100

Growth velocityweight 20% · 0/100

Consistencyweight 15% · 0/100

Brand-safety & relevanceweight 15% · 0/100

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How this score works

This calculator applies the five weighted signals of the published VCI methodology to your self-reported numbers:

Signal	How it’s scored here	Weight
Reach	Audience size on a logarithmic scale (1K → 0, 5M+ → 100)	25%
Engagement	Engagement rate (likes + comments ÷ followers) vs. the typical benchmark for your audience size and platform. Matching the benchmark scores 50; doubling it scores 100	25%
Growth velocity	90-day follower growth: flat = 20, +10% or more = 100, declining scores below 20	20%
Consistency	Publishing cadence: 4+ posts per week scores 100	15%
Brand-safety & relevance	Four self-assessment checks, 25 points each	15%

An approximation, on purpose. The official VCI discounts inauthentic followers, uses verified analytics data and normalises every signal across a candidate pool — none of which is possible with self-reported inputs. Treat this score as a directional read, not a ranking position. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.