@jamescharlesvs@jeffreestar
@jamescharles has the bigger audience with 19M followers versus @jeffreestar's 12.8M. but @jamescharles drives the stronger engagement at 0.14% versus @jeffreestar's 0.00% — meaning a higher share of followers actively like and comment. Overall, @jeffreestar edges the head-to-head with a Creator Score of 37/100 (D).
| Metric | @jamescharles ✓ | @jeffreestar ✓ |
|---|---|---|
| Followers | 19M | 12.8M |
| Engagement rate | 0.14% | 0.00% |
| Avg. likes / post | 25.4K | 3 |
| Avg. comments / post | 1.6K | 271 |
| Posts / week | 1.5 | 1.6 |
| Total posts | 1.4K | 6.3K |
| Creator Score | 35/100 | 37/100 |
@jamescharles
D 35/100
Needs Improvement
@jeffreestar
D 37/100
Needs Improvement
@jamescharles vs @jeffreestar — FAQ
Who has more Instagram followers, @jamescharles or @jeffreestar?
@jamescharles has more followers — 19M versus 12.8M for @jeffreestar.
Which account has a higher engagement rate?
@jamescharles has the higher engagement rate at 0.14%, compared to 0.00% for @jeffreestar. Engagement rate measures how actively followers like and comment relative to audience size.
Who posts more often, @jamescharles or @jeffreestar?
@jeffreestar posts more frequently — about 1.6 posts per week versus 1.5 for @jamescharles.
Who is the bigger creator overall?
By InstaView's Creator Score (which blends engagement, consistency, audience quality and reach), @jeffreestar comes out ahead with 37/100 versus 35/100.
How we compare these accounts
All figures are computed from each account's public Instagram data. Engagement rate is the average likes plus comments on recent posts divided by follower count — the standard measure of how actively an audience interacts, and often a better signal of influence than raw follower count. Creator Score blends engagement, posting consistency, audience quality (comment-to-like ratio) and reach into a single 0–100 rating. Numbers refresh periodically, so a very recent viral post may not yet be reflected.