Look at your profile the way a visitor does
Before ordering, open your own profile and check what sits around the count: the profile picture, the bio, and the first rows of the grid. A higher number draws a second look at all of it, so an empty bio or a grid with two posts becomes more noticeable, not less.
If those parts are in place, the count is the last thing left to sort out and an order makes sense. If they are not, fix them first. It costs nothing and it decides whether the higher number is believed.
The two packs: High Quality and Premium
Two packs are sold on this page, and the difference between them is where the following accounts come from. High Quality is made up of USA and Canada accounts and is the pack for buyers in the US. Premium is made up of Indian accounts and is the pack for buyers in India.
That is the whole difference we are prepared to state. Both packs carry the same 30-day refill, both need the same single piece of information from you, and both are delivered in the same gradual way.
Why the country of the accounts matters
On a public profile, anyone can tap the follower count and scroll the list. Names, languages and profile pictures give a rough sense of where those accounts are based, and a list that matches the place you post from looks ordinary.
If you have a professional account, the audience section of Insights also reports the top locations of your followers. Every follower is counted there, bought or not, so a large order shifts that breakdown. Keep this in mind if you send audience screenshots to brands or clients, because the figures will reflect the order.
Choosing a size from the order form
The order form lists the packs with their current prices, and the smallest one exists so you can watch a delivery on your own profile before committing to more. For a first order it is the sensible choice.
For anything larger, use your recent posts as the guide. Followers are judged against likes and comments whether you intend it or not, and a count that has run far ahead of the response on your posts is the pattern people notice. If your posts are quiet, a modest order sits comfortably; a big one does not.
You can always place a second order on the same profile once the first has finished. Growing in steps is easier to live with than a number you later wish were smaller.
The one thing we ask for: your profile link
The order is placed against your username or your profile link, which is the Instagram web address ending in that username. You can copy it from your profile's share option, or simply type the username as it appears at the top of your profile.
Check it character by character. Underscores, full stops and doubled letters are where mistakes happen, and a slightly wrong username usually belongs to somebody else. Delivery goes wherever the link points.
Nothing else is needed. We do not ask for a password, a login code sent to your phone, or permission for an app to connect to your account, and nobody signs in as you at any stage.
Settings to leave alone while the order runs
Keep the account public. On a private account every new follow turns into a request waiting for your approval, so followers cannot simply be added, and switching to private part-way through halts the order at whatever has arrived. Professional accounts are always public, so this mainly concerns personal accounts.
Keep the username as it is. When a username changes, the old profile address stops leading to you, and the order loses its target. If a rename is planned, do it first and order afterwards with the new name.
Do not deactivate the account during delivery, even briefly. A profile that cannot be found cannot be followed.
After you pay: what you will see
An order number is issued straight away. The tracking page shows progress when you enter that number with the email address used at checkout.
The followers arrive in batches spread over time, with larger packs paced more widely, so expect the count to climb in stages.
One detail about checking it yourself: Instagram shortens larger follower counts on the profile to a rounded figure. On a bigger account a small rise may not change the headline number at first, so the tracking page is the more precise place to look.
If the count falls: the 30-day refill
Follower counts move. Instagram removes accounts it judges inauthentic, some accounts are closed by their owners, and any profile can lose a few followers this way. A bought count is more exposed to those removals than an earned one.
High Quality and Premium both include a refill lasting 30 days. If your count drops below the amount you ordered within that period, we top it back up at no charge. Keep the order number, since that is how the order is identified.
The refill is a top-up, not a refund, and it has edges. It does not apply once the 30 days have passed, or where the profile has been made private, renamed or removed.
What is not included
You are buying follows and nothing further. The accounts will not like or comment on your posts, watch your Reels, answer your stories or become customers. If your posts need visible likes or views to sit sensibly beside a larger count, those are separate orders on separate pages.
An order does not buy reach either. Instagram decides how far a post travels from the way people respond to that post, and a follow from an account that does not respond adds nothing to it.
Buying followers is also against Instagram's terms. We keep the order outside your account and deliver it gradually, but we cannot tell you there is no risk, and you should place an order knowing that.
Paying for the order
The payment options depend on the country you are ordering from. The order form lists the ones available to you before you pay.
Each order covers one profile, so two accounts mean two orders, each with its own order number and its own refill period.
When to hold off
Wait if Instagram has recently restricted the account, removed content from it or asked you to confirm your identity. Adding paid followers to an account that is already being looked at is poor timing.
Wait, too, if you are about to rename the profile, take it private for a while, or hand audience figures to a brand that will read the location breakdown closely.
