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Buy Instagram Likes

$1 – $919 packages · 25 to 8,000

Your Social Boost sells Instagram likes in packages from $1 up to 8,000, added to a single public post or reel. Likes are counted per post, not per account, so each order applies to one link. You paste it, pay in crypto, and delivery starts within minutes.

  • Delivery starts in minutes
  • Crypto-only checkout
  • No password required
  • 30-day refill window

Prices last updated 2026-09-14

One post at a time

This is per-post, which is the difference between it and every follower service. A profile's strength is spread across its grid: three posts at forty likes and one at four thousand reads as one lucky post, not as a strong account. Spreading a budget across several posts usually does more than spending it on one.

The setting that hides the number

Instagram lets any account hide like counts on its posts, and lets viewers hide them globally on what they see. If you have that on, the number is visible only to you, and buying likes changes a figure nobody else can read.

Check Settings before ordering. This is the most common reason someone says the likes "did not arrive" when they did.

What this service is not

It does not push the post into Explore. Instagram weighs several signals and likes are one of them; a post with likes and no saves, comments or watch time does not read as strong to the system, whatever the number says.

What do you need to provide?

The public link to one post. Checkout tests that the post is reachable before you pay, so a friends-only post or a draft stops the order while it still costs you nothing.

Stories cannot receive likes and are not supported.

Questions people ask before ordering

Why can I not see the likes I ordered?
Check whether like counts are hidden — either on the post, or in your own display settings. When hiding is on, the number shows only to the account owner and appears as "liked by X and others" to everyone else.
Does this work on reels?
Yes. Reels, photo posts and carousels all accept likes with the same link format.
Should I put the whole order on one post?
Usually not. A grid where one post is far ahead of the others reads as a single outlier. Splitting the same budget across several recent posts looks like an account with a steady audience.