Frequently asked questions

Instagram followers, likes, views, comments, Reels views and story views. Each service has its own page with packages and details.

No. Every order uses a public username or link. We never ask for, accept or store Instagram passwords, and you should never share them with any service.

Every service page lists packages with the price in your currency before you pay. Followers and likes start at 100, views at 1,000 and comments at 10, and you can enter a custom amount on any service. The smallest order is $2.

It depends on where you are and how you use them. Some rules, such as the US FTC rule on fake social media indicators, apply when a business uses bought followers or views to misrepresent its influence for commercial purposes. Instagram also discourages purchased engagement and can remove it, so check the rules that apply to you before ordering.

They come from accounts supplied by our provider, and some of those accounts may be inactive. They make a profile or post look established to visitors; lasting engagement still comes from your own content.

Most orders begin soon after payment, once the provider accepts them, and then deliver gradually. Where a service lists its expected pace, you will see it next to the order button.

Services that show a refill badge come with a refill window, set per service (for example 30 days) and starting when the order completes. Inside that window you can request a refill from your order history with one click, once every 24 hours.

Canceled orders are refunded in full to your wallet automatically. Partly delivered orders are refunded for the undelivered share, also automatically, rounded down to the cent. Completed orders are not refundable.

Every order appears in your order history with its live status and any refund. The page refreshes itself while orders are in progress.

You add balance once and spend it on any order, and refunds return to the same wallet. Balances are held in US dollars while prices are shown in your local currency.

You can pay a single order directly with USDT or other crypto, or top up your wallet first from Add funds. Payments run through NOWPayments and count once the network confirms them. Local methods such as SEPA in Germany, Pix in Brazil, QRIS in Indonesia and JazzCash in Pakistan are planned, and card details will always be handled by the payment provider, never stored by us.

We never access your account and we deliver gradually. Instagram still discourages purchased engagement and can remove it or limit reach at its discretion, so ordering is a decision to make with that in mind.

Yes, with the account owner's permission. We only ever need the public username or link.

Not at the moment. Comments services use the provider's general-purpose list, and you cannot choose the wording.

This main site serves the USA and the rest of the world in US dollars. Germany, Brazil and Indonesia have their own pages in German, Portuguese and Indonesian, and Pakistan has its own page with prices in rupees.

Followers trickle in rather than land at once. The provider starts once it accepts the order, and a 1K package normally finishes well before a 10K one. Your order history shows how many have arrived so far.

Followers come from accounts supplied by our provider. Some may be inactive, so we do not promise that every account will like or comment. They make your profile look established to visitors; likes, comments and sales still depend on what you post.

Your @username, for example @yourname, or your profile address, https://www.instagram.com/yourname/. Followers go to an account, so links to single posts or reels are rejected.

No. The profile has to stay public until the last follower arrives. Switching to private, renaming the account or deactivating it means the provider can no longer find you, and the rest of the order is canceled and refunded.

We cannot speak for Instagram. Its rules discourage inauthentic activity, and it can remove followers or limit reach at its discretion. We keep the process away from your login and deliver gradually, which is gentler than tools that sign in as you, but buying followers is your decision.

Instagram has said its ranking predicts how people will interact with your content. Followers who do not engage do not help your posts rank. Treat the follower count as a display number, and measure reach by saves, shares and accounts reached.

Some usually do. Instagram regularly clears out accounts it treats as inactive, and your count moves when it does. If the followers service carries a refill badge, top the count back up from your order history while the window is open; a finished order is not refunded for later drops.

It helps. Creator and business accounts get Instagram's insights, which you need to measure reach, saves and shares. Switching is free in the app settings.

Size the order to the profile. A steady 1K suits most new accounts, and you can add more as your posting picks up. A sudden jump of tens of thousands on a profile with a handful of posts tends to raise eyebrows.

They do different jobs. Organic growth builds an audience that responds; bought followers only change the number on your profile. Most people use both and keep posting while an order runs.

Likes begin once the provider accepts the order and build across the following hours, so the counter climbs steadily instead of jumping. Bigger packages are stretched over a longer period.

Copy the post or reel address from the share menu, such as https://www.instagram.com/p/ABC123/. A username alone will not work, because every like belongs to a single post.

Yes. A reel link (https://www.instagram.com/reel/...) is treated exactly like a photo or carousel.

The provider supplies the accounts that leave the likes, and a share of them may be dormant. They help a post look well received, but saves, shares and comments from your own audience are what Instagram weighs most.

Instagram lets account owners hide like counts on their posts, and viewers can hide counts in their feeds. Hidden counts are still delivered and still visible to you in insights, but visitors may not see the number.

Instagram has said ranking predicts interactions such as time spent, likes, comments, saves and shares. Added likes change the count but not whether viewers find the post worth their time. Saves and shares from your audience usually say more.

Instagram sometimes strips engagement it judges inauthentic, so a count can dip. Likes services with a refill badge let you ask for a refill from your order history once a day during the stated period, for example 30 days after completion.

The provider can no longer reach the post, so delivery halts. Whatever was not delivered goes back to your wallet on its own.

Likes apply to the whole post, including every slide of a carousel. One order covers one post.

Look at what your stronger posts already earn and stay close to it. If a typical post gets a few dozen likes, a top-up of a few hundred blends in far better than several thousand.

Yes. Place one order per post link. Spreading a small budget across several posts keeps your grid looking balanced and avoids one post standing out.

This service adds views to a public Instagram video post or reel. Paste the post link (https://www.instagram.com/p/...) or reel link (https://www.instagram.com/reel/...).

Views are added at a steady pace once the provider has accepted the order. A 1K order wraps up far sooner than a six-figure one, and the progress bar in your history updates as it goes.

Yes, a reel link works on this page. There is also a dedicated Reels views page with packages sized for reels.

Story views have their own service, because stories expire after 24 hours and need the link to an active story. Use the story views page for those.

Do not assume they do. Instagram weighs whether viewers actually watch, for example whether they watch a reel all the way through. Judge your content by watch time and completion in insights, not by the view count.

Instagram has said Explore and Reels rank content by predicted interactions such as likes, saves, shares and watching to the end. Added views change the count visitors see but not whether new viewers enjoy the post.

Usually. Counts can still be corrected later if Instagram decides some plays were not genuine, and that kind of correction is outside our control.

Archiving or deleting the video blocks delivery. The views that could not be sent are credited back to your balance.

Views are meant for video content. Use Instagram likes for photo posts and carousels.

Pick a figure in line with your regular videos. If most of them sit around 2,000 plays, adding a few thousand reads as a good week; adding half a million does not.

It is a service that adds views to a public reel or video post. Ours is gradual, needs only the post link and shows progress in your order history.

Comments come from the provider's general-purpose list, such as short positive reactions. You cannot choose the wording on this service.

No. Custom comment text is not offered, because comments come from the provider's list. If custom comments become available, they will be a separate service; until then, answer your own followers when you want replies that mention your product.

Comments come from accounts supplied by our provider and use short, general-purpose wording. They make a thread look active, but replies and questions from your own followers are what start real conversations.

Keep comments in proportion to likes. As a rough guide, many posts get one comment for every 20 to 50 likes, so 10 to 25 comments suit a post with a few hundred likes.

A public post or reel address, such as https://www.instagram.com/reel/ABC123/. Comments cannot be sent to a profile.

The provider cannot post while comments are off or restricted, so the order ends early and the comments that were not posted are refunded.

It can. If you use Hidden Words or custom keyword filters, check that they will not block common positive phrases before ordering.

Comments are posted one by one over the life of the order rather than in a burst, starting once the provider accepts it.

Yes. Instagram may delete comments it treats as inauthentic, and you can remove any comment yourself. Removals after an order completes are not refunded.

They can if they are the only comments or far outnumber a post's likes. Order modest quantities and keep conversations going with your own replies.

Comments are one of the interactions Instagram looks at. General comments add to the count, but they do not start real conversations, so reply to your own audience as well.

We do not sell verified comments, because verification on Instagram cannot be bought. Comments come from accounts supplied by our provider, and we do not claim they are genuine fans.

Yes. Place one order for likes and one for comments with the same post link. Together they make a post look balanced.

The play count rises step by step after the provider takes the order, which keeps the curve looking organic. The larger the package, the longer the spread.

Open the reel, tap Share and copy the link; it looks like https://www.instagram.com/reel/abc123/. A profile address cannot receive plays.

Yes. The smallest package is 1,000 plays, and you can type any quantity within the limits on the order page, which makes it easy to test on one reel.

Choose a number close to what your stronger reels earn. A small top-up on a reel that is already moving looks natural, while tripling your usual numbers overnight tends to look staged.

Instagram has said its ranking predicts how people will watch and react to a reel. Added views raise the count but do not add watch time or saves, so they do not replace a strong reel. They change the number visitors see, nothing more.

Views raise the number shown under the reel. They do not teach Instagram that people enjoyed it, so keep improving your hooks, length and audio.

No. The reel and the account behind it must be visible to everyone until delivery ends. Deleting the reel or going private stops the order, and unsent plays are refunded.

Occasionally. Instagram revises play counts and can discard plays it does not trust; finished orders are not refunded for those corrections.

A booster is simply an order that sends plays to one public reel. Ours spreads them out, needs only the reel link and never asks for your password.

It helps the numbers tell one story. A reel with thousands of plays and a handful of likes looks lopsided, so many people pair a views order with a smaller likes order on the same reel.

They arrive while the story is live. A story lasts 24 hours, so place the order soon after posting to give delivery enough time.

Open your story, tap Share, copy the link (it starts with https://www.instagram.com/stories/yourname/) and paste it. Your profile address will not work.

Yes. Packages start small and you can type your own amount within the shown limits, so a first test on one story costs little.

Stay near your normal viewer count. A gentle top-up on a story that already gets some views blends in.

Stories disappear after 24 hours. If the story expires before the order is complete, delivery stops and the undelivered share is refunded to your wallet automatically.

Yes. Your profile must be public and your story visible to everyone while the order runs. If your account is private, the order may fail or finish short.

No. Highlights stay on your profile and do not expire, so they are not story views targets. Order for an active story instead.

Added views raise the viewer count shown on the story. They do not add replies, taps or shares, so treat them as a way to make a story look followed, not as a reach tool.

No login is ever involved and views arrive gradually, so the main risk is Instagram adjusting the count. What Instagram allows is its call, so ordering is your choice.

A public profile, an active story and the link to that story. Nothing else, and never your password.