Post likes: what exactly the service adds
A like on Instagram is the heart under a photo or Reel, and its count is visible to anyone browsing the post unless the owner hides it in settings. Our service adds a number of likes to one post you identify by its link — a single photo, a carousel of several images or a Reel. The effect stays on that post: it does not carry over to your other posts and does not change the account’s follower count.
Business owners usually use it at specific moments, such as a post announcing a new product or a picture announcing an opening date. We deliver the number you choose; we don’t promise that the post brings comments or orders, because that depends on the picture, the offer and when you posted it.
From the link to payment
Open the post in the app, tap the share icon, then “Copy link”. The right link starts with instagram.com followed by /p/ for photos and carousels or /reel/ for Reels. If you paste the account link or type the username, the form tells you that this service needs a specific post link, so you fix it before paying instead of discovering the mistake later.
We don’t ask you to log in or for your password, and we don’t control any of your account settings. The account just needs to be public and the post needs to stay up until delivery completes. After the link, you review the package and the USD amount on the payment page and agree to the service starting.
How many Instagram likes does one post need?
The list currently offers quantities from 250 to 1,000,000 likes, and the available types are “Standard” and “Premium”. Look at your previous posts before choosing: if your usual posts get a modest number, a post that shows many times more will look different from the rest of the account. It is better to choose a quantity that makes the launch post a little more prominent than usual, not completely detached from it.
One package is for one post. If your campaign has three posts — the product photo, then the price card, then a how-to Reel — order a separate package for each, with the quantity that suits it. The table below shows what differs between the types in price, expected delivery and refill period as the catalogue lists them now.
| Item | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| Refill period | 30–365 days | 30–365 days |
| Expected delivery | 0–2 hours | 0–2 hours |
| Price for 1,000 | $4.99 | $5.99 |
| Packages | 14 | 10 |
A quick checklist before ordering
- Make sure the post is actually published, not a draft or scheduled for later.
- The account is public and the post is not archived.
- The link was copied from the share button and contains /p/ or /reel/.
- If the post is a Collab with another account, use the post link as it appears on your account.
- Time the order so it completes before your campaign peaks, not after.
What happens after the payment is confirmed?
The order gets a number shown on the confirmation page and sent to your e-mail. The status moves through “Paid”, “Queued” and “Processing” to “Completed”; “Partially completed” can appear if part of the quantity could not be delivered, in which case the undelivered part is refunded. Expected delivery for this service is 0–2 hours, depending on the package, and you follow the status from order tracking when signed in, or on WhatsApp with the order number.
The refill period for likes packages is 30–365 days depending on the package value, starting when delivery completes: if the count drops during it, we top it up to the delivered quantity. Deleting or archiving the post, or switching the account to private, takes the order out of the refill — details are in the refund policy.
- Order confirmed with the order number on the confirmation page and the tracking page.
- Review and start within the expected delivery written on the package.
- Delivery complete and the refill period starts from that date.
Posts people typically order likes for
A knitwear drop before the holidays
A small knitwear label in Dublin posts a carousel of its winter range a couple of weeks before the holiday rush. Ordering likes for that particular post makes it look alive when people arrive from a link in the story or the newsletter, without changing anything on the other posts.
A café’s seasonal menu
Cafés in Lisbon and Amsterdam post their new seasonal menu and pin it to the top of the profile for weeks. A pinned post is seen more than others, which is why café owners usually pick it when they want likes for just one post.
A Black Friday offer announcement
A small phone-accessories shop on Shopify posts the offer picture with a discount code. Timing matters here: delivery has to finish before the sale day, so check the expected delivery in the list before paying.
The limits of the service, plainly
Likes are added to the post; they don’t necessarily make Instagram show it on Explore, and we don’t promise that. This service does not write comments, does not share the post to anyone’s stories, and does not need any access to your account. If you hide the like count in the post settings, delivery still stands, but visitors won’t see the number.
One last point about paid campaigns: if you also boost the same post with an Instagram ad, likes from the ad count on the post like any others, and your order with us has nothing to do with your ads account or its budget. We don’t see your ads and don’t need them; the decision to promote is entirely yours, in your own ads dashboard.
Round out your campaign with related services
If the post is a Reel, Instagram views for the same video may suit you as well, and if the account is new, start with Instagram followers before the campaign. All options are on Instagram services, and for videos on another platform see TikTok likes.