Buy Instagram followers in the UK

£8.99 on this page, in pounds, with nothing added at the payment screen.

The rest of the packages run from £1.49 for 100 up to £54.99 for 10,000. Larger orders cost less per thousand, which is the only reason the bigger packages look like a discount.

100 followers for £1.49. That is deliberately small, because the sensible way to try a service you have never used is to spend the price of a coffee first.

You can type any amount above the minimum rather than picking a package. Anything between two published packages is worked out on a straight line between them, to the penny, by the same code that tells PayPal what to charge.

Delivery starts within minutes. Orders complete within 0-24 hours.

A larger order takes longer than a small one because delivery is spread out rather than dropped in one go. If nothing has moved after a few hours, email us with the reference on your receipt.

30-day refill on every order. If the follower count falls below the number we delivered, within 30 days of the order completing, send us the order reference and we top it back up at no charge.

You do not need to prove anything with screenshots. We can see what we delivered against the reference, and that is what the top-up is measured against.

It does not apply after 30 days. Every service we sell carries the same refill window, so there is no order that sits outside it.

It does not cover a drop caused by the account being set to private, the username being changed, the account being deleted, or Instagram taking action on the account. It does not cover followers you never had, so it is measured against the number delivered rather than the number showing on the day you ask.

Those are the honest limits, and they are the same limits written on our refund page rather than a softer version of them.

No. We never ask for your Instagram password, we never log in, and nothing is posted from your account.

All we need is the username. Any service that asks for a password or a one-time code is asking for control of the account, and there is no version of this product that needs it.

Yes. A private account cannot receive followers, so the order simply sits there and nothing happens.

Set it back to private once the order has completed if you want to. Anything that drops afterwards is outside the 30-day refill, because we can no longer see or replace it.

No. This order raises a visible count. A count is a different thing from an audience, and we are not going to blur the two.

Nobody in the delivery is going to read a caption, reply to a story or buy anything. If what you need is people who care what you post, spend the money on the content or on advertising instead - it is the wrong product and we would rather say so before you pay.

No, and we will not pretend otherwise. We cannot verify where an account is based, so we do not sell a package that claims to.

The UK part of this business is the pricing, the currency, the support hours and the payment route. Anybody selling you a guaranteed nationality on a follower order is selling you something they cannot show you.

You can, and the smallest package exists partly for that. A profile with almost nothing on it and a sudden large follower count is the most obvious version of this, so a smaller order on a profile that already has a few posts reads better.

Post something first. A count with no content behind it does not survive the two seconds a stranger spends deciding whether to scroll on.

Not within a single order. One order goes to one username, because that is what the delivery is keyed to and what the refill is measured against.

Place two orders instead. There is no minimum spend beyond the smallest package, so two small orders cost the same as one order of the same total size at that tier.

The delivery goes to whoever owns that username and it cannot be pulled back. This is the one mistake on this page that costs real money, which is why the form checks the format before the payment is created.

Check the handle against your own profile, not against a search result, before you pay. If you spot it after paying but before the order starts, email us straight away with the reference and we will try to stop it.

Pay securely with PayPal. The total shown on the order form is the amount PayPal charges - the page and the payment are worked out by the same code, and a check runs before every release that refuses the release if they have drifted by a penny.

If we cannot deliver an order, we refund it in full. That is the whole of it, and it is deliberately short because a refund policy with conditions is usually a policy designed not to pay.

A delivered order cannot be taken back, so it cannot be refunded. If something looks wrong, email us with the order reference before opening a PayPal dispute - it is faster, and we can actually see what happened.

We are not going to promise you anything about what Instagram does to any account, and you should be wary of any site that does.

What we can state as fact is the access model: no password, no login, nothing posted from your account, everything delivered from outside. That removes the largest category of risk, which is handing your credentials to a stranger. It does not remove every risk, and nobody selling this can honestly tell you otherwise.

The refill exclusions above say the same thing from the other direction. If Instagram takes action on the account, that drop sits outside the 30-day refill, because we cannot put back something the platform has removed at the account level. It is written that way on our refund page as well, rather than only here.

Email us with the order reference and we will tell you exactly what was delivered and when. That record is the useful thing we hold, and it is yours to have.

What we cannot do is appeal to Instagram for you, reverse anything the platform has done, or refund an order that was delivered as instructed. Instagram runs its own appeal route from inside the app, and that is the only one that exists.