Snoopreport vs Dolphin Radar vs Social Snitch: Which Instagram Tracker Ends the Waiting Game?

Waiting on a reply for ten minutes already feels endless. Now imagine waiting a whole week, or even a month, just to see which new (pretty sus) accounts your partner followed or when they liked that bikini pic. ⏳

That’s the quiet tension behind a lot of Instagram activity trackers. They collect the activity, then make you sit tight until report day. Meanwhile, your curiosity has nowhere to go.

In this Snoopreport vs Dolphin Radar vs Social Snitch matchup, we compared three popular trackers to see which one keeps you waiting the least, and which one is worth the money: Snoopreport, Dolphin Radar, and Social Snitch.

Before we start: Social Snitch is our own product. That’s exactly why we built this comparison on public facts, taken from each company’s website and pricing page in October 2026. When Snoopreport or Dolphin Radar does something better or cheaper, we point it out.

The quick verdict

Short on time? Social Snitch is the only one of the three with daily updates plus refresh on demand, with a weekly view of new follows and likes on Premium, for up to two accounts from $4.97 a week. Snoopreport is the cheapest way to cover two accounts ($4.99 a month) and scales to 100, with weekly or monthly reports. Dolphin Radar is a low-cost Instagram follow tracker for a single account, with weekly reports and story downloads on its longer plans.

Snoopreport vs Dolphin Radar vs Social Snitch at a glance

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Difference #1: How long you wait ⌛

This is the big one. A tracker that makes you wait doesn’t calm your curiosity. It just puts it on hold.

Snoopreport delivers weekly or monthly reports to your dashboard. That’s tidy, but a monthly report can mean a few weeks between when something happens and when you hear about it.

Dolphin Radar runs on weekly reports, backed by activity report email alerts. Faster than monthly, but you’re still counting down the days.

Social Snitch checks each account once a day, and you can hit Sync for a fresh check anytime. New follows land on your dashboard, then a weekly view pulls the week together. Likes are a different story: on Premium they arrive in a weekly likes report, so for likes, all three run on a schedule.

Edge: Social Snitch. It’s the only one of the three that checks every day and lets you refresh on demand.

Difference #2: What you actually get to see 👀

Snoopreport works as an Instagram likes viewer and follow tracker: it logs likes, follows, and unfollows. Its AI Summary plans put a fun spin on that activity, using what someone’s into to suggest gift ideas, date plans, and conversation starters, plus an AI interests analysis. There’s no story viewer, though. You can use it on the web dashboard or its iOS app, but the app is optional, since the dashboard shows the same thing.

Dolphin Radar is an Instagram follow tracker that logs follows, unfollows, and likes, with anonymous story viewing (downloads on quarterly and annual plans). On quarterly and annual plans, you also get CSV downloads, AI insight modules, a map of visited areas, and a tag cloud. The catch is the layout: tools are spread across different sections, not all of them are on the dashboard, and it’s easy to lose track of which one you need.

Social Snitch is an Instagram follow tracker and following viewer that logs new follows and includes an anonymous story viewer on both plans. A weekly view on your dashboard rounds up new follows on Starter and Premium alike. Premium adds a weekly likes report showing every post they liked, so it doubles as an Instagram likes viewer. It all lives on one dashboard, fully online, with no Instagram login needed.

Edge: Dolphin Radar for sheer data: follows, unfollows, likes, stories, and AI extras on its longer plans. Snoopreport deserves credit for its creative take on insights. Social Snitch keeps it simpler: new follows, likes on Premium, and a story viewer on both plans.

Difference #3: What two accounts cost 💵

Let’s be upfront: on price alone, Social Snitch isn’t the cheapest here.

Monthly figures use 52 weeks ÷ 12 months for weekly billing, and the quarterly price ÷ 3 for quarterly billing.

So what’s the extra money buying? Daily updates plus refresh on demand, where both rivals make you wait for report day, plus an anonymous story viewer that Snoopreport doesn’t offer, and history that’s saved for when you come back.

Need more than two accounts? Snoopreport’s bigger plans go up to 10 accounts ($14.99/month) or 100 accounts ($44.99/month), with AI versions at $19.99 and $69.99 a month. That’s a real advantage if you’re tracking lots of accounts.

If you’re the type who…

…loves a monthly recap and keeps an eye on lots of accounts, Snoopreport is a strong pick. Its plans scale to 100 accounts, and its gift-and-date-idea angle makes the insights fun to use.

…only follows one account and is happy with a weekly update, Dolphin Radar keeps costs low and throws in story downloads and extra data on longer plans.

…hates waiting, Social Snitch is your tracker. Daily updates plus refresh on demand, a story viewer on both plans, likes on Premium, and history that’s saved for when you come back. It’s built for people who’d rather know today than next week.

Our final take

Snoopreport and Dolphin Radar are both solid, affordable trackers, and if price is everything, they’ll serve you well. But both ask you to wait for report day. Social Snitch checks every day and lets you refresh on demand, then rounds up the week in a weekly view.

Your curiosity shouldn’t have an expiry date. Add a public account, and Social Snitch starts tracking the moment you hit add. Your first new follows show up after the next daily check. ⚡

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