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Use your own account or any public profile. The audit reads the profile fields and the most recent original posts.
Free X profile audit
Free Twitter audit: score any X profile out of 100
Free Twitter audit for any public X profile: a score out of 100 across completeness, audience, engagement, consistency and positioning, plus what to fix first.
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Audit any public X profile
Score profile clarity, consistency, follower ratio, and recent engagement, then get the fixes that matter most.
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- Score out of 100
- 5 categories
- Fix-first tips
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Profile health check
Score an X profile out of 100 and find what to fix first
A profile audit answers a simpler question than analytics: if someone lands on this profile today, does it give them a reason to follow? The audit scores five areas from 0 to 100, averages them into one score, and turns the weakest areas below 70 (up to three) into specific recommendations.
It looks at the profile itself (name, bio, photo, banner and link), the shape of the audience, how well recent posts engage, how often the account posts and how clearly the bio states what the account is about. All of it comes from public data, so you can audit your own account or one you're about to pitch, partner with or learn from.
- 5
- Equally weighted categories in every audit
- 3
- Recommendations aimed at the lowest-scoring areas
- 100
- Maximum score for the whole profile
Methodology
How we calculate
- 01
How the score is built
The total is the plain average of five category scores, each from 0 to 100. Completeness awards 20 points for a name, 30 for a bio, 20 for a photo, 15 for a banner and 15 for a link.
- 02
Audience, engagement and consistency
Audience shape scales with the follower-to-following ratio, from a floor of 20 to a cap of 100. Engagement scales with the views-based engagement rate of recent original posts. Consistency combines the number of original posts in the sample with posts per week.
- 03
Positioning and limits
Positioning grows with how much the bio says, so a one-word bio scores low and an empty one scores 20. The audit can't judge whether the bio is persuasive or the posts are good, only whether the visible signals are present.
How it works
How to audit an X profile in four steps
Run the audit, fix the lowest category, then run it again to see the change.
Read the category scores
Look past the total. A 70 made of five 70s is a different problem from a 70 with one category at 30.
Work through the recommendations
Each of the three lowest categories gets a concrete fix, such as adding a banner, tightening the bio or posting more consistently.
Re-run after changes
Profile fixes show up immediately. Engagement and consistency need a couple of weeks of new posts before the score moves.
What the audit checks
Five categories, scored separately
Each category is a 0–100 score with a short summary of what's working and what isn't.
Profile completeness
Checks for a display name, bio, profile photo, banner and website link. Missing pieces cost the most points when they're the first things visitors notice.
Audience shape
Compares followers with accounts followed. A profile that follows far more people than follow it back can look like follow-for-follow growth.
Engagement
Measures how much of the account's public view count turns into likes, replies, reposts and quotes on recent original posts.
Consistency
Looks at how many original posts are in the recent sample and how many the account publishes per week.
Positioning clarity
Scores the bio on whether it says enough to tell a visitor what the account covers. An empty bio scores lowest.
Fix-first recommendations
One practical action for each category scoring under 70, weakest first and up to three, plus a note to collect more posts when the sample is thin.
Use cases
When to run a profile audit
Audits are most useful right before attention spikes.
Before a launch or viral push
Make sure new visitors from a launch post land on a complete profile with a clear bio and a working link.
Quarterly self-review
Track the score each quarter to see whether posting habits and positioning are improving.
Client onboarding
Give a new client a scored baseline and a short fix list before you start managing their account.
Responsible use
A checklist score, not a judgment of the person
The audit measures visible signals, and some good accounts score lower on purpose: a brand might follow many customers, or a researcher might post rarely but well. Use the recommendations that fit your goals and ignore the ones that don't. Xholic AI is not affiliated with X Corp.
FAQ
X profile audit FAQ
How the score works and what to do with it.
How do I audit my Twitter profile?
Enter your handle above. The tool scores completeness, audience shape, engagement, consistency and positioning, then lists the three changes most likely to raise your score.
What is a good X profile score?
Treat 70 or more in a category as healthy; completeness should reach 80. The overall number matters less than finding the one category pulling it down.
Why is my engagement score low with lots of followers?
Engagement is measured against views, not followers. Large accounts often reach many people who don't interact, which lowers the rate even when total likes look high.
Does the audit change anything on my account?
No. It only reads public data. You make any changes yourself on X.
How is this different from X Profile Analytics?
The audit is a short health check with a fix list. Profile Analytics is the full performance report, with view benchmarks, best times, top posts and a profile comparison.
How often should I re-run the audit?
Right after you change your profile, and again two to four weeks later once new posts have changed the engagement and consistency scores.
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