Tumblr gives you a note count and a follower total. Rebloq tells you which tags are working, which posts reach new people, and whether you're growing.
Tumblr tells you nothing about tag performance, so most blogs tag on instinct and never find out. Rebloq tracks average notes per tag across your whole history, flags the ones underperforming your baseline, and recommends the ones worth using more.
Common outcome: the tag you've been adding out of habit turns out to be dead weight, and one you almost dropped is carrying the blog.
Note counts hide the distinction that matters. A post that's mostly likes stayed inside the audience you already had; a heavily reblogged post travelled to dashboards that had never seen you. Rebloq splits every post into likes, reblogs, and replies and shows the ratio.
Reblog-heavy posts are the ones that bring followers. Once you can see which of yours are which, you know what to make more of.
Tumblr's activity page covers a rolling month and then forgets. There's no archive, and the data can't be reconstructed later. Rebloq records snapshots on a schedule from the day you connect a blog and keeps them indefinitely.
The trends that matter — slow growth, gradual decline, seasonal patterns — only become visible across a window Tumblr won't give you.
Reblogs are how anything travels on Tumblr, but Tumblr never tells you which blogs reblog you most. Rebloq identifies your top amplifiers so you can recognise the people consistently putting your work in front of new audiences.
Useful for community building, collaborations, and knowing which corners of Tumblr your work already reaches.
Generic 'best time to post' advice is written for other platforms and doesn't survive contact with Tumblr's dashboard. Rebloq reads the publish hour of your own posts against their engagement, so the answer comes from your audience rather than an infographic.
Pair it with scheduling and the queue to put posts in your own peak window without being awake for it.
Switching between blogs to piece together how each is doing gets old fast. The Business plan connects up to five and puts their analytics in one dashboard, so the blog that's slipping is obvious without hunting for it.
Built for people running a main blog plus sideblogs, a shop, or a zine account.
Every plan includes all core analytics features and a 7-day free trial. Pick the plan that fits your needs.