Your performance score & "How you stack up"
What the 0–100 score means, the winning-formula sentence, and the benchmark chart.
The top of your Report tab answers the question every creator secretly opens analytics to ask: am I doing well? It answers it three ways — a score, a sentence, and a benchmark.
The performance score (0–100)
Your score measures your overall engagement relative to your own audience size. That's the key design choice: a creator with 3,000 followers and passionate saves can outscore a channel with 300,000 followers that's coasting. You're never punished for being small — only for content that doesn't land with the audience you have.
What feeds it: your engagement signals across the analyzed posts, with save rate weighted heaviest — saves ÷ views is the strongest "I'll come back to this" signal a viewer can send. Likes are cheap; saves are intent.
Reading the number:
- A rising score matters more than the absolute value. The score is a compass, not a grade — direction beats altitude.
- Don't panic over small wobbles. A few posts can move it; look for the trend across weeks.
- "Warming up" means Crezio doesn't have enough analyzed posts yet to score you fairly, so it shows that instead of a shaky number. It firms up as more content flows through.
Your winning formula
Right beside the score sits one sentence — and it's the most valuable line in the product:
"Your winners speak in numbered-list hooks, with a contrarian take."
That's your winning formula: what your best-performing posts have in common, distilled from their Content DNA. Yours will be different — that's the point. It's built from your winners, not a category template, and it updates as your patterns evolve.
Use it literally. Next time you're staring at a blank script, make the thing the sentence describes.
How You Stack Up
The benchmark chart places your save rate against your category — the category average and its top performers — so you know whether "2% save rate" is ordinary or exceptional for the kind of content you make. It's a category-level reference, not a scoreboard against specific other creators: nobody sees your numbers, and you don't see anyone else's.
How to read it:
- At or above the category average — your content earns keeps; growth is likely a volume-and-consistency game.
- Below average — usually a hook or topic-fit issue, not a talent issue. Your Hooks tab is the first place to look.
- Near the top band — your formula works. Protect it, and watch the fatigue panel so it doesn't wear out.
Thin benchmark?
Early on, the benchmark can show a "not enough data yet" state — that's the same honesty rule as everywhere else in Crezio: no number until it's a fair one.
Related
- Your winning hooks & hook fatigue — the biggest lever behind the score.
- Engagement lift — the score tells you where you are; lift tells you how far you've come.