Where the like count shows on Instagram
On a photo or carousel in the feed, the count sits under the image next to the heart. On a Reel it sits beside the heart at the edge of the video. Either way it is attached to that one post and nowhere else: likes do not add up into a total on your profile the way followers do.
Unlike some platforms, Instagram lets a visitor tap the count and open the list of accounts behind it. So a purchase here is not only a number. It is also a list that a curious person can scroll, and the accounts in it will not be people who know you or your business. Few visitors ever open that list, but you should order knowing it is there.
If like counts are hidden, check before you pay
Instagram has two settings that change who sees the number. You can hide the like count on any of your own posts from the three-dot menu on that post, and any user can choose to hide like counts on everyone else's posts in their own feed.
If the count is hidden on the post you are ordering for, visitors see a line such as 'Liked by' one account 'and others' in place of a figure. The likes still arrive and you can still see the total yourself, but the public effect is much weaker. Decide whether to show the count again before ordering, not after.
Photos, carousels, Reels and collab posts
Any public feed post can take an order: a single photo, a carousel or a Reel. A carousel has one like count for the whole post, not one per slide, so there is a single link and a single order however many images it holds.
A collab post, published jointly with another account, appears on both profiles but is still one post with one shared count. Likes ordered on it show for both accounts, which is worth mentioning to your collaborator first.
This page is for likes on posts only. Likes on Stories are private to the person who posted the Story, and likes on individual comments are a separate thing; neither is what these packs deliver.
Which post deserves the order
Put likes where people actually land. That usually means a pinned post at the top of your grid, the post your bio or an advert points to, a launch or announcement, or the newest post while it is still being seen.
A post buried far down the grid gains little, because almost nobody scrolls that far. And a post that had its moment long ago can look strange if its count suddenly climbs, so fresh posts are the better choice.
The limits of a bought like
A like delivered through this service is a tap on the heart and nothing more. It does not come with a comment, a follow, a profile visit, a saved post or a sale, and you should not expect it to bring your post in front of more people. Instagram decides distribution from many signals about how viewers respond, and we make no claim that purchased likes move it.
What you are paying for is appearance: the post looks less ignored to the next person who sees it. If the content underneath is weak, a higher count will not change how people react to it.
Settling on a quantity
Open your last several posts and note what they normally collect. The order should lift one post to the upper end of that range or a little beyond it, not far outside anything the account has shown before. On a Reel, check the view count as well, since it is public and a like count that outruns it is easy to spot.
If you are unsure, take the smallest pack on the order form, see how it sits on the post, and order again later if it looks right. Our guide on how many likes to buy works through the proportions in detail, so we have not repeated them here.
High Quality or Premium
There are two packs. Both deliver likes to one public post and both carry the same 30-day refill. High Quality is the general option. Premium is listed as using Indian accounts and is meant for buyers in India.
That difference matters mainly because of the list behind the count. If your audience is in India and someone opens the list, Indian accounts fit the post better. If your audience is elsewhere, High Quality is the one to choose. We do not claim any other difference between the two.
The link, and what has to stay true while it delivers
We need one thing: the link to the post. Open the post, tap the share icon or the three-dot menu and choose Copy link. A feed post link contains /p/ and a Reel link contains /reel/. Your profile link will not work, because a profile has no like count.
The account has to be public, since posts on a private account are visible only to approved followers. Until delivery finishes, leave the account public and the post live: do not delete it, archive it or switch the account to private. We never ask for a password, a login code or access to the account.
How the likes arrive, and the 30-day refill
Delivery is spread out so the count climbs steadily. Larger packs are paced over a longer stretch than small ones.
Some likes may disappear afterwards. Instagram removes accounts it judges to be fake or inactive, and the likes those accounts gave go with them. Both packs are refilled for 30 days: if the count drops below the amount you ordered in that period, we top it back up. The refill cannot apply once a post has been deleted, archived or moved behind a private account.
Where this stands with Instagram's rules
Instagram's terms do not permit artificially collected likes, and the company has said it removes them when it finds them. We will not tell you otherwise or call this risk-free.
What we can say is how the order works: nothing logs in to your account, no app is connected, and delivery is gradual. Removal of some likes is the outcome the refill exists for. If your account is already restricted or under review, do not order.
Placing the order
Paste the post link into the order form, choose High Quality or Premium, pick a pack and enter an email address. Payment options depend on your country, and the form lists the ones available to you before you pay.
You receive an order number to use on the tracking page. For several posts, place one order per post, so each has its own tracking and its own refill. If you notice you pasted the wrong link, contact support straight away, because likes cannot be moved once they have started arriving.
