Check Instagram, Gmail, Twitter, TikTok & Facebook Accounts Online

Securing and monitoring social accounts is essential for individuals and brands. Below is a practical, platform-by-platform guide showing what a username / account checker tool can reliably report and how to use it. This version is tailored to the five platforms you asked for, and uses your cost model: 0.002 USDT per account to check whether an account is OK (exists/active) or banned, and 0.004 USDT per account to fetch public metrics (number of posts and follower count).

Note on currency: 1 USDT ≈ 1 USD. I’ll use USDT throughout.

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Quick summary of the tool’s two priced checks

Status check — 0.002 USDT/account
Returns whether a username/account appears OK (resolves to an active or private profile) or banned/removed/not-found (tool flags a suspension/deletion/404).

Metrics check — 0.004 USDT/account
Returns public numeric metrics where available: number of posts (or videos) and follower count. (Only public, visible numbers — private accounts may hide some data.)

Total if you run both checks on one account: 0.006 USDT.

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How reliable are these checks? (Short answer)

Status check (0.002 USDT): Very reliable at reporting whether a public profile page exists or returns an official “suspended / removed / not found” response. Caveats: a missing page could mean deleted, suspended, or region-restricted — the tool can report “not-found/suspected banned,” but final legal/official confirmation must come from the platform.

Metrics check (0.004 USDT): Reliable for public accounts — follower and post counts shown publicly are fetchable. For private or heavily rate-limited profiles, the tool may return “private / hidden” or incomplete metrics.

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Platform-by-platform: what the tool can (and cannot) confirm

Instagram

What it can confirm:

If instagram.com/username loads (profile exists) → OK.

If Instagram returns a suspension/delete message or 404 → tool flags banned/not found.

If public, tool can fetch post count and follower count for 0.004 USDT.

Limitations:

If the profile is private, the tool will typically show existence but cannot see private content.

Instagram sometimes rate-limits scrapers; repeated queries may require API credentials or retries.

Gmail (Google account)

What it can confirm:

Tools can test signup/recovery signals or check public leak databases to see if an email has appeared in public sources. But:
What it cannot reliably confirm:

Google does not expose definitive account existence via public queries. A third-party tool cannot positively assert “Gmail account exists” with the same certainty as direct profile pages on social networks. Use Google account recovery (or signup flow) to infer existence.

Practical note:

Status check (0.002 USDT) may return a “no public record / unknown” result. Metrics check (0.004 USDT) is usually not applicable for pure Gmail (no public follower/post counts).

Twitter / X

What it can confirm:

If x.com/username resolves → OK. If the official page shows “Account suspended” → flagged banned.

For public accounts, the tool can fetch tweet/post count and follower count (0.004 USDT).

Limitations:

Twitter may return temporary errors or API-rate messages. For ambiguous results the tool will mark “unknown / retry.”

TikTok

What it can confirm:

If the profile URL tiktok.com/@username loads → the account is OK. If TikTok shows the account suspended or removed → banned.

Public profiles: tool can fetch video/post count and follower count for 0.004 USDT.

Limitations:

Region restrictions can hide profiles from some checkers. The tool should indicate region-blocked results where possible.

Facebook

What it can confirm:

facebook.com/username resolving to a page/profile → OK. If removed/suspended → tool flags banned/not found.

For Pages (public), the tool can fetch post count (where visible) and follower/like counts for 0.004 USDT.

Limitations:

Facebook mixes personal profiles, pages and groups — the tool will label type (profile / page / group) when it can. Private profiles do not reveal metrics.

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Step-by-step: use the tool (fast workflow)

1. Prepare your username list (one column: username).

2. Run Status check (0.002 USDT each) — tool returns: OK / Suspended / Not found / Unknown.

3. For OK results, run Metrics check (0.004 USDT each) if you need follower/post counts.

4. Interpretation rules:

OK + public metrics → profile is active and measurable.

Not found / suspended → treat as unavailable; open platform appeal or manual check if this is your account.

Unknown / region-blocked → try again from a different region or use the platform’s official support.

Example costs:

Check 100 accounts for status only: 100 × 0.002 = 0.2 USDT.

Check same 100 for status + metrics: 100 × 0.006 = 0.6 USDT.

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Best practices & recommendations

Start small: run a status sweep first (0.002 USDT each) to shortlist active accounts.

Confirm high-value names manually by visiting the actual platform URL — this solves ambiguity about ban vs deletion.

Use metrics sparingly (0.004 USDT) for accounts you care about (top candidates, competitors).

Respect privacy & ToS: never attempt to access private content or use credentials; the tool should only fetch public information.

Monitor: for brand protection run automated sweeps on a schedule; the per-check cost is tiny, so regular monitoring is affordable.

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Final notes

This focused guide covers only Instagram, Gmail, Twitter (X), TikTok, and Facebook and uses the exact cost model you stated: 0.002 USDT per account for a status (OK vs banned) check, and 0.004 USDT per account to fetch public metrics (posts & followers). The results are highly useful for brand management — but remember the one persistent exception: Gmail account existence cannot be fully confirmed by third-party tools because of Google’s privacy protections. For anything critical (appeals, legal) always consult the platform’s official support.