About BuyIGFollowers

A three-month-old social metrics shop. Rather than tell a founding story, this page explains how the business actually runs and what we will not say.

What we actually sell

100 services are live across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook. Each one is bound to a specific supplier product, and the rate, minimum and per-order ceiling printed on a page all come from that binding rather than from the copy around it.

That makes the specs checkable against each other: every number on a page matches the supplier product behind it.

The same applies to ceilings. Korean followers cap at 1,000 per order and Chinese-language followers at 800. Those numbers look like restrictions; they are a picture of how large those country pools really are. They sit at the top of the page instead of in the fine print because a geo-targeted offer with no ceiling is telling you the opposite thing.

Three things we do not do

  • Never ask for a password

    Every service on this site needs a public username or a post link. Anyone asking for a password on the grounds that "delivery requires account access" is a reason to stop, not a technical requirement.

  • Never invent social proof

    This site has no review data yet, so you will not find a rating, a review count or an "X thousand customers served" on any page here. When there is real data, we will show it.

  • Never sell numbers that drop

    Services here are stable, and what is delivered does not drop.

Why the prices differ so much

For the same word - followers - rates on this site run from $3.64 to $41.60 per 1,000, an elevenfold spread. Almost all of that is supply difficulty rather than our margin: the global pool is close to unlimited, Korean and Chinese-language pools are real but finite, and the TikTok no-drop tier spends its cost on sourcing.

We price each service off its own wholesale cost instead of flattening everything into one attractive number. So some services look cheap and some look expensive, and that gap carries information: it tells you which kind of metric is hard to get.

Start small

Most services open at 100 for exactly this reason - so you can see the delivery quality once before committing a budget. If the first order looks wrong, you are out a few dollars instead of a few hundred. That is worth more than any guarantee.