Facebook engagement rate calculator
Enter your reactions, comments, and shares to get your engagement rate and see how it compares to 2026 benchmarks.
Engagement rate
3.50%
Benchmark for Growing (10K-100K)
0.5-1.5%
Formula: (reactions + comments + shares) ÷ followers × 100. Reach-based rates read higher since reach only counts people who actually saw the post, not your whole audience.
What is the formula for Facebook engagement rate?
Engagement rate equals (reactions + comments + shares) divided by followers or reach, multiplied by 100. Smaller audiences under 10,000 typically see 1 to 3 percent, while audiences over a million often see under 0.5 percent.
Engagement rate questions
How do you calculate Facebook engagement rate?
Add up reactions, comments, and shares on a post, divide by your total followers (or by reach for a per-post view), then multiply by 100. Reach-based rates are usually higher since reach only counts people who actually saw the post.
What is a good Facebook engagement rate?
It depends heavily on audience size. Smaller Pages and groups under 10,000 typically see 1 to 3 percent, while accounts over a million followers often see under 0.5 percent simply because the denominator is so much larger.
Does this work for Facebook groups too?
Yes. Use your group member count as the audience figure. Groups generally see higher engagement rates than Pages of a similar size since members opted in specifically for that community.
Why is my engagement rate so much lower than these benchmarks?
Organic Page reach on Facebook is throttled to roughly 2 to 6 percent of your audience per post, which caps how many people can even see it, let alone engage. Posting in groups you have joined, where reach is not throttled the same way, is one of the more effective ways to lift real engagement.
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