IFX Score

Impact. Followership. eXposure.

For people who publish instead of broadcast. Three pillars, one score out of 100, and a confidence beside it.

01Three pillars

Why three letters.

One number hides what a creator is good at. Three pillars show it.

IImpact · 35%

How strongly it lands.

Reaction per view, staying power, and whether your best upload travels far beyond your followers.

Depth of reactionStaying powerBest upload
FFollowership · 35%

The audience behind them.

Size, loyalty (how many subscribers turn up) and growth.

Audience sizeViews per subscriberGrowth
XeXposure · 30%

How far, how often.

Reach per upload, regular publishing, steady results and momentum.

Reach per uploadRegular publishingSteady results
02Honesty

A score that knows how sure it is.

Built in

  • Ranked against peers, not a fixed scale
  • Four parts do not depend on size, so a small creator can score well
  • Unmeasurable parts are left out; the rest is re-weighted
  • Thin history pulls the score toward 50
  • An open radar flag takes 10 points; a confirmed one withholds the score
  • A plain-words profile: Steady, Rising, Hit-driven…

Not measured

  • Saves, shares, conversions
  • Other platforms (YouTube only, for now)
  • Why anyone watched, or who they are
03Who it is for

One score, four readers.

Creators

Know where to work

Work on your weakest pillar first.

Sponsors

Check before you pay

Score, confidence and authenticity record.

Journalists

A record of reach

A checkable history, beyond follower counts.

Campaigns

Choose a messenger

Compare voices on reach, reaction and regularity.

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Fixed by design, not market figures.

The weights

Three pillars, drawn to scale.

IFX Score · 100%
Impact35%Followership35%eXposure30%
The sixteen parts · 100%
Depth of reaction9%Conversation6%Staying power12%Best upload8%Size4%Loyalty10%Growth8%Live turnout6%Beyond subs7%Reach6%Publishing7%Steadiness4%Hit rate5%Fresh3%Momentum3%Early pull2%
The sixteen parts

What each part looks at.

Impact

  • Depth of reaction: likes plus five times the comments, per view
  • Conversation: comments per 1,000 views
  • Staying power: videos older than ten days still gaining views
  • Best upload against audience size: one upload that travels far beyond the followers

Followership

  • Audience size
  • Loyalty: a mature upload’s median views as a share of subscribers
  • Growth, once three days of history exist
  • Reaching beyond subscribers: the share of uploads watched by more people than follow the creator
  • Live turnout: peak viewers at the creator’s own live streams, against subscribers (only for creators who went live)

eXposure

  • Reach per upload: the median video
  • Regular publishing: uploads per week and how even the gaps are
  • Steady results: how little views swing between uploads
  • Hit rate: how often an upload reaches the typical peer upload
  • Fresh uploads: how recently the creator published
  • Momentum: are newer uploads doing better than older ones
  • Early pull: how well new uploads do in their first ten days, against subscribers
Questions, answered

Straight answers.

What does preliminary mean?

The score rests on little evidence: few uploads, no subscriber data or short history. It is pulled toward 50 and tagged so it cannot look sure.

Why only YouTube?

That is where public data exists today. Instagram and Facebook are planned for January 2027, X for 2027, connected TV by July 2027.

What does a radar flag do?

An open high-risk flag takes 10 points. A flag a reviewer confirms withholds the score. A cleared flag stops counting.

Steady, Rising, Hit-driven?

Plain-words profiles beside the number: Steady results, a Rising audience, Hit-driven reach, or Impact-, Follower- or Exposure-led when one pillar leads.

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