Post a series of mundane stories over a week. Keep a manual log of who watches them. If the same person appears in every story’s viewer list, they are likely visiting your profile regularly to check for updates. This is the only free, 100% legal "viewer" hack.
Before we dive into workarounds, we must address the elephant in the room. You have likely seen advertisements or YouTube tutorials claiming that a specific app or website can show you the exact list of people who viewed your personal profile or business page.
Some sites show you a blurred list of "Top 5 Viewers." To unlock the list, you must complete a "verification survey" (e.g., "Win a free iPhone"). These surveys generate commission for the scammer. You never get the list, but you just gave away your phone number and email to spammers.
If you post a Facebook Story, you can see exactly who viewed it — and even replay counts — for 24 hours. This is the closest official feature to a “profile viewer” tool. facebook page viewer
If you have already downloaded a "Facebook page viewer" extension or entered your credentials into a suspicious site, act immediately:
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Related searches (If you want, I can suggest related search terms to help you find specific viewers, alternatives, or privacy info.) Post a series of mundane stories over a week
If you are a business owner, use URL tracking. Instead of sharing your Facebook page link directly, use a link shortener like Bitly with UTM parameters. When someone clicks that link (even from your business card or email signature), you can see their general location and device type. This confirms traffic, though not individual identities.
def get_all_posts(page_id, limit=50):
url = f"https://graph.facebook.com/API_VERSION/page_id/posts"
posts = []
params =
"access_token": ACCESS_TOKEN,
"fields": "id,message,created_time,reactions.summary(true),comments.summary(true)",
"limit": limit
while url:
resp = requests.get(url, params=params)
data = resp.json()
posts.extend(data.get("data", []))
url = data.get("paging", {}).get("next") # pagination
params = None # URL already contains token
return posts