Views, followers, likes, comment likes, shares and channel members, each priced per 1K at the live rate with the start window on every option. Paste a public link, pick a size, and watch the count move.
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Every card is a live catalog figure: how many options it holds and the lowest price per 1K right now.
Plays on a Reel, a video post or a Story, standard or high quality, or from a chosen country.
55 optionsfrom $0.101/1KFollowers on a public profile, in three tiers or from one country, with the start window on every option.
109 optionsfrom $6.899/1KHearts on a post, a Reel or a Story, from budget to premium, worldwide or by country.
122 optionsfrom $0.233/1KLikes on one comment, yours or any you choose, so it competes for the spots people read first.
10 optionsfrom $3.888/1KSends and saves on a post or a Reel. Instagram's head names sends as one of the signals it reads.
30 optionsfrom $0.105/1KComments on a post or a Reel: your own text, random or emoji, at a pace you choose.
227 optionsfrom $2.25/1KMembers for an Instagram broadcast channel, from its invite link.
2 optionsfrom $4.159/1KViews with a share of likes, shares or profile visits riding along, in one order.
22 optionsfrom $0.20/1KHow Instagram ranks
Instagram's head says the three signals that matter most for ranking are watch time, likes and sends, read per reach. For Reels, most of what people see comes from accounts they do not follow, so a follower count is not the lever it looks like.
No order puts a Reel on Explore or in recommendations. The Reel still has to hold the people who see it.
Meta removes inauthentic likes and follows it detects, so a count can move back. Every option shows its start window and pace, so you know what you are buying.
Anyone can hide the like counts on their own posts, so likes work as a ranking input more than as a number everyone sees.
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The formats with their own audience on Instagram, each ordered with the link Instagram gives you.
Views on a Story while it is up, standard, high quality or premium.
18 optionsfrom $0.105/1KMembers for your broadcast channel, from the channel's invite link.
2 optionsfrom $4.159/1KViewers in the room while you are live, with the stream length as an option.
8 optionsfrom $9.508/1KCountries
Pick an audience by country when the account is local. Each price is that country's cheapest option right now.
FAQ
Start from what the Reel, the post or the profile needs. Views and watch time show that people watched, likes and comments show that they reacted, sends and saves show that they passed it on, and followers make a profile look established. Instagram says it ranks on watch time, likes and sends, read per reach, so a new Reel usually starts with views or likes.
No. Every order needs only a public link: the Reel, the post, the profile, the comment or the channel invite. Keep the account public until the order completes.
Each option shows its own start window before you order, and the dashboard shows the start and the pace once it runs.
No order can promise that. Instagram decides what it recommends from how people respond to the Reel, so views and likes add to the counts a Reel starts with, and the Reel still has to hold the people who see it.
Not directly. Instagram says most of what people see in Reels comes from accounts they do not follow, and it names follower count only as a popularity signal for Reels. Followers change the first number a visitor reads on your profile, and 1,000 of them let a public account go Live.
Yes, for followers and likes in most markets and for Reel and post views in several. Each country has its own options and prices, shown on the followers, likes and views pages.
Meta removes inauthentic likes and follows it detects, and from time to time inactive accounts, so a count can move back after an order. Each option shows its pace and start window, and the dashboard tracks what was delivered.
Live prices per 1K, the start window on every option, and an order you can follow on the dashboard.
Comment likes
The comments under a big Reel are read by everyone who opens them.
Instagram puts your own comments, your friends' and pinned ones first, then orders the rest by a score that counts each comment's likes and replies. Add likes to a comment worth reading and it competes for the spots people see.
- 1Copy the comment's link, or give the commenter's username
- 2Pick a size that fits the thread
- 3Follow the likes land on the dashboard
Meta: how Instagram ranks comments