Instagram Followers prices compared

One unit is one account that follows the profile. It is a count, it is public, and it is the most heavily traded row on any panel — which is why a single panel will list it dozens of times over at prices an order of magnitude apart.

Half of the 15,077 listed rates we hold sit between $1.60 and $7.26 per 1,000. That middle band is the honest answer to “what does this cost”; the minimum is a single row, and it is worth knowing what that row is before treating it as the price. Today it is a worldwide listing with no refill window, published by FortuneSMM as FortuneSMM.com | Instagram Provider Services | Instagram Followers + Likes + Views + Shares + Saves + Download + Live Stream + Comments.

Restricted to worldwide delivery, which is the nearest thing to like-for-like, the median is $2.37 across 10390 listings.

5284 of the listings carry a refill window. The cheapest of them is $0.00020, against $0.00010 for the cheapest without — 2.0×, which is what the panels themselves charge to underwrite replacements.

Delivery geography moves this price further than any quality label does. A worldwide order and one restricted to a single country are different products drawn from different account pools, and panels list them as separate rows with separate prices rather than as an option on one row. Reading down a mixed column recommends the worldwide row to a buyer who came for the country one, every time.

The refill window is the second axis, and panels price it honestly even where they do not explain it: a panel that undertakes to replace accounts that drop has to fund those replacements. The gap between a panel’s cheapest no-refill row and its cheapest refill row is that panel’s own estimate of how much of the order it expects to lose.

Quality labels — bot, mixed, real, HQ, targeted — are each panel’s own vocabulary and are not standardised across the market. Two rows both labelled “real” on two panels are not a like-for-like comparison and must not be read as one.