How to buy auto likes for Instagram
Setup takes about a minute. Here is the whole thing.
- Set your Instagram account to public. We cannot see posts on a private account.
- Pick how many likes each new post should get.
- Type in your username. Never type your password. No honest seller asks for it.
- Pay by card or crypto.
- Carry on posting. Each new post picks up its likes on its own.
You do not send us a link for each post, and you do not log in anywhere. That is the whole point of buying automatic likes instead of ordering one post at a time.
How much do automatic Instagram likes cost?
These are our current plans. Each price covers your new posts for 30 days, not a single delivery.
| Likes per new post | Price for 30 days | Who it suits |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | $79.95 | Small or new accounts finding their feet |
| 100 | $129.95 | Creators posting a few times a week |
| 250 | $249.95 | Pages with a few thousand followers |
| 500 | $399.95 | Busy brand and creator accounts |
These plans cost more than one-off like packages, and there is a reason. You are paying for a month of cover, not one delivery. Post twenty times on the 100 plan and that is two thousand likes in total. Post twice and you have paid a lot for two posts.
So the maths is simple. Auto likes pay off when you post often. If you post once a fortnight, buy likes per post instead and keep your money.
What happens after you order
The plan starts the day you pay and runs for 30 days. It covers up to 300 posts in that window, which is far more than most accounts publish.
We check your profile for new posts. When one appears, the likes begin arriving shortly after. They come in over a short spread rather than all at once, because a post that jumps from zero to two hundred in one second looks exactly like what it is.
Why the numbers are not identical
If you buy the 100 plan, your posts will not all land on exactly 100. One might get 98 and the next 104. That small wobble is on purpose. Real posts never get the same number twice, and matching totals on every post is the easiest tell there is.
Which posts are covered
Photos, carousels and reels you publish while the plan is live all count as new posts. Posts you shared before you ordered do not. If you want likes on an older post, order a normal like package for it.
Nothing renews on its own. When the 30 days are up, delivery stops until you buy again.
Auto likes versus free auto liker apps
Search for free auto likes and you will find plenty of apps, APK downloads and like bots. They are free for a reason, and the reason is usually you.
- Most ask you to sign in with your Instagram username and password. That hands over your account.
- Many run on a swap system. Your account is made to like strangers' posts to earn credits for your own.
- The likes often come from empty accounts and vanish within days.
- Instagram treats logged-in like bots more harshly than plain fake likes, because the activity comes from your account.
A paid plan is not magic, but it keeps your login out of it. We deliver from the outside. Nothing is ever posted, liked or followed from your account.
Is buying automatic likes safe?
The main risk in this market is not the likes. It is what a site asks you to hand over.
Password requests are the red flag. Once someone has your login they can lock you out, post as you, or sell the account on. A like service has no need for it. Your public username is enough.
On the platform side, buying engagement is legal. No law stops you paying for likes. It does break Instagram's terms of service, though, so the risk sits with your account rather than with a court. Instagram usually deals with bought likes by removing them.
We say this plainly so you can decide with the facts in front of you. Most buyers see no trouble beyond the odd drop in counts. That is not a promise, and anyone selling you a guarantee of safety is making it up.
What automatic likes will not do
Here is the part most sites leave out.
- They will not bring comments, saves or shares.
- They will not turn into customers or bookings.
- They will not put you on the Explore page on their own.
- They will not rescue posts that nobody wants to look at.
What they change is the first impression of a fresh post. A new post with a decent like count reads as worth a second of attention. A new post sitting on three likes reads as skippable. That nudge is real, and it is small. Treat it as a top-up to your posting, not a plan on its own.
Picking the right size for your account
The goal is numbers that look like they belong to your page. Pick a size close to what a good post of yours already gets, or a bit above it.
- Under 1,000 followers: 50 likes per post keeps things believable.
- 1,000 to 10,000 followers: 100 likes per post sits about right for most pages.
- 10,000 to 50,000 followers: 250 likes per post matches the pace.
- Above that: 500 likes per post, and keep an eye on how your own posts perform.
Going too big backfires. Five hundred likes on a page with 600 followers stands out to anyone who bothers to look. Buying followers alongside your likes keeps the two numbers in step.
Getting more out of the month you paid for
A plan only earns its price if you use it. A few habits help.
- Post more often while the plan runs. Every extra post costs you nothing more.
- Keep your account public for the full 30 days, or delivery stops.
- Write captions that ask for a reply. Bought likes cannot start a conversation, but you can.
- Check your posts now and then and tell us if one comes up short.
Buy the plan for the head start on each new post. Then post things people actually want to see, because that is the part no service can do for you.