NetworkMetricsDto

  • Average time in milliseconds that viewers spent watching the video. For Instagram Reels this is provided by the Instagram Graph API; for YouTube it comes from content engagements.

  • Total number of comments on the content. For Twitch streams, this represents chat messages.

  • Cost per engagement, calculated as the ratio of cost to total engagements. Exists in organic, paid, and blended (total) variants. A lower CPE indicates more cost-efficient content. Organic formula: estimatedContentCost / engagements aggregated for this content type. Paid variant (paidCpe): paidAdSpend / paidEngagements.

  • Cost per thousand impressions, calculated as (cost / impressions) × 1,000. Exists in organic, paid, and blended (total) variants. A lower CPM indicates more cost-efficient content in terms of reach/visibility. Organic formula: (estimatedContentCost / impressions) × 1,000 aggregated for this content type. Paid variant (paidCpm): (paidAdSpend / paidImpressions) × 1,000.

  • Number of views from Facebook only for a crossposted Instagram Reel. Only populated for reels that have been crossposted to Facebook. Represents the Facebook-specific portion of total crossposted views.

  • Number of views from both Instagram and Facebook when an Instagram Reel is crossposted to Facebook. Only populated for reels that have been crossposted to Facebook.

  • Percentage of impressions that resulted in an engagement action. Calculated as (engagements / impressions) × 100. Exists in organic, paid, and blended (total) variants. Aggregated across all posts of this content type. Formula: (totalEngagements / totalImpressions) × 100. Paid variant (paidEngagementRate): (paidEngagements / paidImpressions) × 100.

  • Total number of engagement actions on the content. Calculated as the sum of likes, comments, shares, clicks, and saves (where applicable). The paid engagement formula differs slightly by content type (e.g., TikTok excludes saves from paid engagements).

  • Average number of engagements per content piece. Calculated as total engagements divided by the number of posts. Formula: totalEngagements / postsCount for all posts of this content type.

  • Estimated monetary value of organic engagement, calculated using industry benchmark rates. Calculated as the sum of value of likes, value of comments, value of impressions, and value of shares, using platform-specific benchmark multipliers. Also referred to as "estimated value generated" in some API responses.

  • Total number of times the content was displayed. The source of this metric varies by content type: for video content types like reels, it may represent video plays; for story and streaming content, it may represent views.

  • Average number of impressions per content piece. Calculated as total impressions divided by the number of posts. Formula: totalImpressions / postsCount for all posts of this content type.

  • Total number of likes received on the content.

  • Number of swipes to advance to the next Instagram Story. A sub-metric of the total navigation count.

  • Number of taps to go back to the previous Instagram Story. A sub-metric of the total navigation count.

  • Number of taps to exit the Instagram Story viewer. A sub-metric of the total navigation count.

  • Number of taps to skip to the next Instagram Story. A sub-metric of the total navigation count.

  • Number of unique accounts that saw the content organically. Never add this to "paidReach" — reach counts unique viewers and the two audiences overlap; request the blended "reach" instead.

  • Total amount spent on paid promotion of the content. Sourced from the advertising platform's reporting API.

  • Paid variant. Total number of comments on the content. For Twitch streams, this represents chat messages.

  • Paid variant. Cost per engagement, calculated as the ratio of cost to total engagements. Exists in organic, paid, and blended (total) variants. A lower CPE indicates more cost-efficient content. Organic formula: estimatedContentCost / engagements aggregated for this content type. Paid variant (paidCpe): paidAdSpend / paidEngagements.

  • Paid variant. Cost per thousand impressions, calculated as (cost / impressions) × 1,000. Exists in organic, paid, and blended (total) variants. A lower CPM indicates more cost-efficient content in terms of reach/visibility. Organic formula: (estimatedContentCost / impressions) × 1,000 aggregated for this content type. Paid variant (paidCpm): (paidAdSpend / paidImpressions) × 1,000.

  • Paid variant. Percentage of impressions that resulted in an engagement action. Calculated as (engagements / impressions) × 100. Exists in organic, paid, and blended (total) variants. Aggregated across all posts of this content type. Formula: (totalEngagements / totalImpressions) × 100. Paid variant (paidEngagementRate): (paidEngagements / paidImpressions) × 100.

  • Paid variant. Total number of engagement actions on the content. Calculated as the sum of likes, comments, shares, clicks, and saves (where applicable). The paid engagement formula differs slightly by content type (e.g., TikTok excludes saves from paid engagements).

  • Paid variant. Total number of times the content was displayed. The source of this metric varies by content type: for video content types like reels, it may represent video plays; for story and streaming content, it may represent views.

  • Paid variant. Total number of likes received on the content.

  • Paid variant. Total number of content pieces (posts) in the reporting scope. Exists in organic and paid variants. Total number of posts of this content type in the selected scope.

  • Paid variant. Number of unique accounts that saw the content. Reach counts unique viewers, so the organic and paid figures cannot be added together — anyone who saw the content both ways would be counted twice. Request the blended total directly instead of summing "organicReach" and "paidReach".

  • Return on ad spend (ROAS) for the paid campaign, as reported by the advertising platform. Represents the revenue generated per unit of advertising spend.

  • Paid variant. Number of times the content was saved/bookmarked.

  • Paid variant. Total number of shares of the content. For Pinterest, this represents pin saves. For Twitter/X, this represents retweets.

  • Paid variant. Number of times the content was viewed. For Instagram content, this is the new "views" metric from the Instagram Graph API (replacing deprecated "impressions"). For TikTok and YouTube, views represent organic video views.

  • Total number of content pieces (posts) in the reporting scope. Exists in organic and paid variants. Total number of posts of this content type in the selected scope.

  • DEPRECATED — use "organicReach" instead; this field is still served unchanged and will be removed in a later release. Potential reach of the content, representing the total audience that could have seen the content.

  • Number of unique accounts that saw the content. Reach counts unique viewers, so the organic and paid figures cannot be added together — anyone who saw the content both ways would be counted twice. Request the blended total directly instead of summing "organicReach" and "paidReach".

  • Number of replies to the Instagram Story. This metric is specific to Instagram Stories and represents direct message replies to the story.

  • Number of times the content was reposted by other users on Instagram. Note: availability may depend on the authentication method used for data collection.

  • Number of times the content was saved/bookmarked.

  • Total number of shares of the content. For Pinterest, this represents pin saves. For Twitter/X, this represents retweets.

  • Total number of interactions on the content as reported by Instagram. This is Instagram's own aggregate interaction count which may differ from our computed "engagements" metric.

  • Total cumulative watch time in milliseconds across all views of the video content. Useful for understanding audience retention and content engagement depth.

  • Number of times the content was viewed. For Instagram content, this is the new "views" metric from the Instagram Graph API (replacing deprecated "impressions"). For TikTok and YouTube, views represent organic video views.