Connect your social accounts
Connecting a platform lets Fohr show brands your real reach, audience, and content. Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube each set their own requirements before they’ll connect.
Connect a platform
Requires a Business or Creator account with a linked Facebook Page.
TikTok
Connects through TikTok’s own Login Kit.
YouTube
Connects through Google’s own YouTube API.
Data Fohr receives
Each connection grants Fohr read access to your performance metrics, and nothing else. What each platform shares, and what Fohr states it never touches:
| Platform | What Fohr receives | What Fohr never accesses |
|---|---|---|
| Follower count, views and interactions, and Story, in-feed, and Reel performance | Your DMs, password, posting ability, and personal info | |
| TikTok | Profile info and follower count, video views and engagement, creator insights and analytics, and Spark Ads authorization | Your DMs, password, posting ability, and drafts |
| YouTube | Channel info and subscriber count, video views and engagement, audience demographics, and watch time analytics | Your private videos, comments, upload ability, and account settings |
Fohr treats the Instagram and TikTok metrics as what campaign participation runs on, so a connection that grants less than the full set limits which campaigns you can join.
Add a link to another platform
Add any platform Fohr doesn’t connect through an API, for example a blog, Substack, or press mentions, to your profile as a plain link. A link carries no data with it.