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The forecast predicts what a draft would earn based on your account’s own attributed history. It shows in the composer as you write, and your agent can call it with forecast_post. It needs revenue attribution on and at least 3 earning posts; below that it says how far along you are instead of faking a number.

What you get

  • A range, low to high, rather than a single false-precise figure.
  • A score from 5 to 99, where the prediction lands between $0 and your best post ever.
  • Factors, up to four, each marked up or down: caption length in a band that over-earns for you, a link included (or missing), media included (or missing), posting to your top-earning platform.

How to read it

The range is deliberately wide because a single post’s earnings are uncertain. Use it for comparison: if caption A forecasts higher than caption B on the same account, that ranking is the useful signal.
1

Draft two versions

Caption A and caption B for the same idea.
2

Compare

Same platforms, same media setting.
3

Ship the winner

Read the factors to learn why it won, and apply that to the next post.
“Forecast this caption, then schedule it if it beats my average.”

Understand the patterns behind it

The forecast is Money DNA applied to a post you haven’t sent yet.