Prices in pounds
Instagram followers price UK: what every package costs
The whole published list, in pounds, with no form in the way. Then the part a price list cannot tell you: what the gap between two prices actually buys, and why the lowest number on a comparison page is often the dearest thing on it by the end of the quarter.
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Follower pricing in Britain looks chaotic because the same product is sold at wildly different retail prices. Almost every panel, including this one, buys delivery wholesale from a small number of suppliers. That is why one site can ask three times what another asks for something a buyer cannot tell apart on the day it arrives. The difference is nearly always margin, delivery pacing, or what happens a fortnight later when part of the count falls away.
So this page does two jobs. It publishes every price we charge, at every size, so you can compare like for like. And it explains the four things that actually differ between a £5.50 per thousand order and one at three times that, so the comparison means something.
The full follower price list
Every published package, the price in pounds, and what it works out at per 1,000. The price you see is the price PayPal charges - the page and the payment run on the same calculation, and a check before every release refuses the release if they have drifted by a penny.
| Followers | Price | Per 1,000 | Order |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | £0.99 | £19.80 | Order 50 followers |
| 100 | £1.49 | £14.90 | Order 100 followers |
| 250 | £2.99 | £11.96 | Order 250 followers |
| 500 | £4.99 | £9.98 | Order 500 followers |
| 1,000 | £8.99 | £8.99 | Order 1,000 followers |
| 2,500 | £20.99 | £8.40 | Order 2,500 followers |
| 5,000 | £38.99 | £7.80 | Order 5,000 followers |
| 10,000 | £54.99 | £5.50 | Order 10,000 followers |
A quantity that is not on the list still has one definite price. Anything between two packages is priced on a straight line between the two nearest ones and rounded to the penny; anything above the largest package keeps the same rate per 1,000, so a big order is never quietly repriced upwards at the checkout.
What the other services cost
Likes and reel views have the same shape of ladder as followers. The remaining four are listed underneath with their entry price.
Instagram likes
| Likes | Price | Per 1,000 | Order |
|---|---|---|---|
| 50 | £0.79 | £15.80 | Order 50 likes |
| 100 | £0.99 | £9.90 | Order 100 likes |
| 250 | £2.29 | £9.16 | Order 250 likes |
| 500 | £3.99 | £7.98 | Order 500 likes |
| 1,000 | £6.99 | £6.99 | Order 1,000 likes |
| 2,500 | £15.99 | £6.40 | Order 2,500 likes |
| 5,000 | £28.99 | £5.80 | Order 5,000 likes |
| 10,000 | £42.99 | £4.30 | Order 10,000 likes |
Instagram reel views
| Reel views | Price | Per 1,000 | Order |
|---|---|---|---|
| 250 | £0.79 | £3.16 | Order 250 reel views |
| 500 | £1.29 | £2.58 | Order 500 reel views |
| 1,000 | £1.99 | £1.99 | Order 1,000 reel views |
| 2,500 | £4.49 | £1.80 | Order 2,500 reel views |
| 5,000 | £7.99 | £1.60 | Order 5,000 reel views |
| 10,000 | £14.99 | £1.50 | Order 10,000 reel views |
| 25,000 | £34.99 | £1.40 | Order 25,000 reel views |
| 50,000 | £64.99 | £1.30 | Order 50,000 reel views |
Story views, saves, shares and reposts
These four are priced the same way and start lower, because the wholesale cost of a view or a save is a fraction of the cost of a follower.
- Instagram Story Views from £0.69 for 250, at £2.76 per 1,000 at that size.
- Instagram Saves from £0.59 for 100, at £5.90 per 1,000 at that size.
- Instagram Shares from £0.69 for 100, at £6.90 per 1,000 at that size.
- Instagram Reposts from £0.79 for 50, at £15.80 per 1,000 at that size.
All seven services sit in the same order form, so a mixed basket is just several small orders placed one after another.
Why the rate per 1,000 falls as the order grows
Our smallest follower package works out at £19.80 per 1,000. The largest published one works out at £5.50 per 1,000. That is a very large drop, and it is worth understanding rather than just enjoying.
Part of it is real. Wholesale rates do fall at volume, and a single large order costs the same to process as a small one. Most of it, though, is a straightforward commercial decision: a bigger order is worth taking at a thinner margin. Every panel in this market does the same thing, which is why entry packages look expensive per thousand everywhere you look.
The useful consequence for you is that the entry package is for testing, not for buying. If you want to see how delivery behaves on your account, buy the smallest one and watch it. If you have already decided, the larger packages are where the rate becomes sensible.
The uncomfortable consequence is the one nobody prints: the deepest discounts in this market are also where the thinnest service tends to live, because the margin left at the bottom of the ladder does not pay for replacing anything that drops.
What a higher price sometimes buys
Four things differ between one panel and another, and none of them are visible in a price list. These are the questions worth asking wherever you end up buying.
How quickly delivery starts
Two panels can both say a day and mean completely different things. The honest version states a start window and a completion window separately, because they are separate promises. Ours is written as delivery starts within minutes, and orders complete within 0-24 hours. A large order takes longer than a small one because delivery is paced rather than dumped in one burst, and a panel that promises everything at once is describing something you probably do not want on your account anyway.
How much of it stays
This is the number that decides the real cost, and almost nobody publishes it, ourselves included - because an honest drop rate varies by supplier, by week and by account, and a single figure printed on a page would be a fiction with a decimal point. What you can compare is what a panel commits to doing when a drop happens.
What replaces the drop
30-day refill on followers orders: if the count falls below what we delivered within 30 days of the order completing, we top it back up at no charge on the order reference. The exclusions are printed rather than buried - the refill does not apply to likes, saves, shares, reposts, reel views or story views, it does not apply after 30 days, and it does not cover a count that fell because the account went private, the username changed, or Instagram acted on the account.
Compare that wording, not the headline. A refill described without a length is not a policy, it is an intention.
Whether anyone answers afterwards
The moment support matters is the moment after the payment, and that is exactly when a thin operation goes quiet. We publish an email address and the hours it is read, 9am-9pm UK time, and that is the whole of what we offer - no phone line, no live chat window that nobody is behind.
Which currency you are actually charged in
Several panels that rank well for UK searches price in US dollars. The listed number then converts at whatever rate applies on the day, and many UK cards add a non-sterling fee on top that never appears on the merchant's price list. Every figure on this page is set and charged in pounds, so what you compare is what leaves your account.
Why the lowest price often costs more in the end
Suppose two panels sell a thousand followers, one at a few pounds and one at a fraction of that. On the comparison page the second one wins by a mile. Three weeks later, if most of the second delivery has quietly disappeared and nothing replaces it, you buy it again - and the total you have spent is now higher than the first panel's price, for a count that has been up and down twice in front of your audience.
That is the whole argument, and it is not a reason to buy the most expensive option either. It is a reason to compare the price alongside the refill terms and the delivery window rather than on its own. A figure with no policy attached to it is not a price, it is a number.
We are not going to tell you this site is the least expensive in Britain. We have not measured the whole market and neither has anybody else who makes that claim. What we will tell you is exactly what these prices include, in writing, at the size you are actually buying.
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How these prices are worked out
There is one price list and one calculation. The published packages above are the anchors; a quantity that lands on an anchor pays that anchor's price, and a quantity between two anchors is priced on a straight line between them, in whole pence.
The same calculation runs in your browser to show the total and on our server to decide what PayPal is told to charge. It is not two systems kept in step by somebody remembering - it is one piece of code used twice, and a check runs before every release that recomputes every price printed on this site and blocks the release if a single one is out by a penny. That is why there is no small print on this page about prices being subject to change at the checkout.
What can change is the price list itself, if wholesale costs move. When that happens the figures above change with it, and whatever is shown on the order form at the moment you pay is what you pay.
Cost questions people actually ask
Including the two that decide whether a low price is a bargain or a reorder.
How much do 1,000 Instagram followers cost in the UK?
On this site, £8.99 for 1,000 followers, paid in pounds through PayPal. That works out at £8.99 per 1,000, and it is the figure PayPal charges - the page and the payment are worked out by the same piece of code.
We are not going to quote a market average, because we have not measured the whole market and neither has anybody else who prints one. What we will say is that a figure far below the general run of published prices is worth a question rather than a click, and the question is what happens when part of the delivery falls away.
Why does the price per thousand fall on bigger orders?
It is a bulk discount, and it is the same reason a large bag of anything costs less per kilo. Our smallest follower package works out at £19.80 per 1,000, and the largest published one at £5.50 per 1,000.
The wholesale cost per follower does fall a little at volume, but most of the drop is a decision to trade margin for a larger order. That is worth knowing, because it also explains why the deepest discounts in this market are where the thinnest service tends to live.
What am I paying more for when one panel is dearer than another?
Four things, usually, and none of them appear in the price list: how fast delivery starts, how many of the delivered accounts fall away afterwards, whether anything replaces them, and whether a human answers when something goes wrong.
A panel that is a pound or two dearer per thousand and refills drops for a month is often the lower cost over three months than one that is half the price and replaces nothing.
Is the lowest price a bad sign?
Not automatically. Wholesale prices in this market really are low, so a genuinely cheap panel can be an honest one working on thin margin.
What is worth checking is what happens after delivery. A price far below everyone else usually comes from a supplier whose accounts are removed in bulk soon afterwards, which means you buy the same thousand twice. The published price was low; the cost was not.
Are there any fees on top of the price shown?
No. The figure on the order form is the amount PayPal takes. There is no delivery charge, no service fee, no account fee and no subscription. VAT is not applicable - InstaBoost is not VAT-registered.
Prices are set and charged in pounds, so there is no currency conversion and no non-sterling card fee to allow for either.
What does a price between two packages cost?
A quantity that lands exactly on a published package pays that package price. Anything in between is worked out on a straight line between the two nearest packages and rounded to the penny.
So an amount nobody has published still has one definite price, calculated the same way on the page and on the server. There is no rounding up in our favour at the checkout.
Do I pay again if followers drop off?
30-day refill on followers orders. If the count falls below what we delivered within 30 days of the order completing, send the order reference and we top it back up at no charge.
The limits are published rather than buried: the refill does not apply to likes, saves, shares, reposts, reel views or story views, it does not apply after 30 days, and it does not cover a count that fell because the account went private, the username changed, or Instagram acted on the account.
Is there a minimum spend?
Only the smallest package. For followers that is 50 at £0.99; other services start lower still. There is no account to open, no minimum monthly spend and nothing stored for a repeat charge.
A small first order is a sensible way to see how delivery behaves on your account before spending properly.
Order at the price on this page
Pick the service and the amount, paste your username or a post link, and pay with PayPal. Delivery starts within minutes, and the total on the form is the amount charged.