While Twitter itself doesn't say that you're no longer being followed by someone, there are other services that do. Free apps like Statusbrew and WhoUnfollowedMe will indicate on a dashboard who is no longer following you. If you're looking for a business solution, you can upgrade to a paid account (or sign up for a premium service like Twitter Counter). If you prefer to receive a daily email with a list of people who have stopped following you that day, try a service like TwittaQuitta or Zebraboss.
Steps
Method 1 of 7: Using Crowdfire's website
Step 1. Go to Crowdfire
Open a new internet browser and go to the Crowdfire website.
Step 2. Log into Crowdfire with Twitter
Click the blue "Sign In with Twitter" button at the bottom of the screen to go to Crowdfire's login page. Enter your registered Twitter username/email address and password in the fields at the top left of the page. Once done, click 'Sign Up' to go to the Crowdfire homepage.
Step 3. Click on the 'Recent Unfollowers' display mode
Crowdfire's homepage supports multiple display modes. These display modes can be changed in the left section of the page. By default, the "No Followers" display mode is selected. To view the Recent Unfollowers, select that option at the top.
This mode takes you to a screen where you can see people who are no longer following you on Twitter. The names of these people appear in the center of the page
Method 2 of 7: Using Statusbrew's mobile app
Step 1. Install Statusbrew 'Statusbrew Twitter Followers'
Statusbrew is a free app that allows you to keep track of who no longer follows you on Twitter. Download it from the (iOS) or Play Store (Android).
You can use Statusbrew to view a Twitter account for free, but to add more accounts you will have to pay
Step 2. Open Statusbrew
Step 3. Press Sign In
If you are already logged in to Statusbrew, press Login and log in with your account details
Step #4. Press Sign In With Twitter
Step 5. Type your Twitter username and password
Step 6. Press Authorize App
Step 7. Swipe left through the manual
If this is your first time using Statusbrew, you'll need to swipe through some details about the features.
Step 8. On the last screen of the manual, press 'X'
Now you will see the dashboard.
The next time you open Statusbrew, the app will open on your dashboard
Step 9. Press your Twitter name
Step 10. Tap on 'New Unfollowers'
The Twitter names will appear here of the people who no longer follow you since you last checked the app.
If this is your first time using Statusbrew, you won't see any unfollowers yet. This is because it hasn't tracked your followers on Twitter until now
Method 3 of 7: Using Statusbrew on a computer
Step 1. Open an internet browser
Statusbrew is a free website (and mobile app) that helps you keep track of your followers on Twitter.
You can use Statusbrew to view a Twitter account for free, but to add more accounts you will have to pay
Step 2. Go to
Step #3. Click Sign In
Step #4. Click Sign In With Twitter
Step 5. Type your Twitter username and password
Step 6. Click Authorize App
Step 7. Type the requested personal information
You will need to enter your email address, name and a new password when you log in to Statusbrew.
Step 8. Click on the 'Continue' link
Step 9. Click on your Twitter name
Step 10. Click on the 'New Unfollowers' link
If this is your first time using Statusbrew, you won't see any unfollowers yet. This is because it hasn't tracked your followers on Twitter until now
Method 4 of 7: Using Twitter Counter
Step 1. Open an internet browser
You can use Twitter Counter to keep track of who is no longer following you, as well as tons of other data for your Twitter account.
- This service is not free, but you can opt for a free 30-day trial.
- You must enter a credit card number or PayPal information to start the trial. After the trial period, your account will be billed with the price of the subscription (unless you cancel first).
Step 2. Go to twittercounter.com
Step #3. Click Sign In
This button is located in the top right corner of the screen and displays the blue Twitter logo.
Step 4. Click Authorize App
If instead you see a space to enter a username and password, enter your Twitter account information to sign in. You should now see the Authorize App button
Step 5. Enter your email address
- If you don't want to follow Twitter Counter on Twitter, check the box next to 'Follow @theCounter'.
- If you don't want to automatically follow Twitter users who are featured by Twitter Counter, uncheck the box next to 'Discover interesting people'.
Step 6. Click on Get Started
Twitter Counter will send an email to the registered email address with tips on how to use the site.
Step 7. Click on the 'unfollowers' link
This is a gray link on the left sidebar.
Please note that no unfollowers will be displayed yet as Twitter Counter has only just started tracking your account
Step 8. Read through the available plans
They differ in the number of accounts the site can track, maximum date range, support options, and available report types.
Step 9. Click Start Free Trial
This button appears below each plan option. Make sure to click the button below the plan you want to try.
Once the trial period is over, you will no longer be able to use Twitter Counter to see who has unfollowed you unless you pay for a subscription
Step 10. Click on 'Next step'
Step 11. Select a payment method
Choose between 'Credit card' and 'PayPal'.
Step 12. Type your account or payment information
Step 13. Click on 'Process card'
This option appears for both credit cards and PayPal. Once your card has been processed, you should see the dashboard.
Step 14. Click on the 'unfollowers' link
Here you will be able to see who is no longer following you in the future.
Method 5 of 7: With WhoUnfollowedMe
Step 1. Open an internet browser
You need an internet browser to use WhoUnfollowedMe, the free management site for Twitter users.
You have to pay for an account if you have more than 75,000 followers
Step 2. Go to
Step 3. Click on sign in with Twitter
Step 4. Type your Twitter username and password
If you don't see this option, you are already logged in. Click Authorize App instead
Step 5. Click Sign In
If you are already logged in, you will not see this button, because then you will probably already see the dashboard on the screen
Step 6. Click on the 'unfollowers' link
This is at the top of the screen.
- If this is your first time using WhoUnfollowedMe, you won't see any names yet. This is because the site has only just started tracking your followers.
- The next time you want to see who is no longer following you, log back in to http://who.unfollowed.me and click the "Unfollowers" link.
Method 6 of 7: With TwittaQuitta
Step 1. Open an internet browser
You can use TwittaQuitta to receive a daily email with a list of the people who are no longer following you.
Step 2. Go to Twittaquitta
Step #3. Click Login with Twitter
Step 4. Type your Twitter username and password
Step 5. Click Authorize App
Step 6. Click on your email address
You have to type this in both blank fields.
Step 7. Click Submit
Step 8. Read the email from TwittaQuitta
It contains a link that you must click to complete the registration process.
Step 9. Click on the word "link" in the email
You are now signed up to receive daily emails from TwittaQuitta.
If you want to unsubscribe from TwittaQuitta, click the 'unsubscribe' link at the bottom of the email
Method 7 of 7: With Zebraboss
Step 1. Open an internet browser
Zebraboss will send you a daily email with a list of the users who are no longer following you. However, you must set up Zebraboss via an internet browser.
Step 2. Go to Zebraboss
Step 3. In the first field, type your Twitter username. Use either the format '@yourtwittername' or
Step 4. Enter your email address in the second field
Step 5. Click Subscribe to the report
Now you will receive an email once a day with a list of the users who are no longer following you.
Press the 'unsubscribe' link at any time to stop using this service
Tips
- If you unfollow someone, prepare to be unfollowed yourself.
- When looking for alternatives to these sites, make sure you don't sign up with a service you don't trust. Some sites and apps claim that they can tell you who is no longer following you, but in fact they just want to collect your personal information.