For accounts that are already going somewhere: 5,000 followers for £34.99, paced over roughly a day, with no password and a 30-day refill.
Simple one-off prices. No subscription, no account to create, nothing to install.
Your profile must be public while we deliver. We never ask for your password.
5,000 isn't a starter package. It's for accounts that already look lived-in and want to move up a level: a shop with a couple of thousand followers, a creator who posts every week, or a local business that's been on Instagram for a few years and has the grid to show for it.
Think of a café at 2,400 followers with a steady run of tagged posts. Moving to 7,400 looks like a good season. Or a small clothing brand at 3,000 heading into a launch, which wants its profile to match the size of the campaign behind it. In both cases the account already has the content; the follower count just hasn't caught up.
This is where the per-follower price starts to fall properly.
| Package | Price | Per 1,000 followers |
|---|---|---|
| 2,500 followers | £22.99 | £9.20 |
| 5,000 followers | £34.99 | £7.00 |
| 10,000 followers | £59.99 | £6.00 |
Going from 2,500 to 5,000 doubles the followers for £12 more, and the cost per 1,000 drops by nearly a quarter. 10,000 is cheaper again, but only worth it if your account is big enough to carry it. Paying less per follower doesn't help if the result looks out of place.
The most common mistake with a big package is putting it on a small account. Going from 300 followers to 5,300 in a day doesn't look like growth; it looks like a purchase. Anyone who scrolls your grid sees 5,300 followers next to posts with a dozen likes, and the number stops doing its job.
As a rough guide, 5,000 works best on accounts that are already in the low thousands. If you're nearer a few hundred, start with 500 or 1,000 followers, keep posting, and come back for a bigger package once the account has grown into it.
Your order starts within minutes of payment, then runs steadily rather than landing in one burst. A 5,000 order usually finishes within a day. That's a typical time rather than a promise, and if yours runs slower we'll let you know.
While it delivers, keep the account public and don't change your username, because the order is tied to it. It's also a good window to put your best foot forward:
Already in the thousands and ready to scale up?
Get 5,000 followersA follower package raises your count. It doesn't guarantee likes, comments or reach. That matters more at this size, because 7,000 followers above posts with 15 likes is exactly the kind of mismatch people notice.
You don't need to cover every post. Pick the ones doing the heavy lifting, such as your pinned posts, your latest reel or a launch announcement, and add a likes package to each. 500 likes is £5.99 and 1,000 is £7.99. Each package goes to one post, and they can all sit in the same order as your followers. If you want to see how your likes compare with your follower count, our engagement rate guide explains what's normal.
It won't bring sales or reach by itself. It changes the number people see when they land on your profile, which helps them take you seriously, but your posts still have to persuade them to stay.
It also isn't immune to Instagram's clear-outs. Instagram's terms discourage artificial growth and it regularly removes accounts it judges inauthentic, so some drop-off is possible. That's what the 30-day refill is for. The realistic risk is losing some followers, not your account, though no one can promise any growth service is completely risk-free.
The accounts that get the most from a 5,000 package treat it as one step in a longer run of growth. Once the order finishes, keep posting at your usual pace and give it a few weeks before you think about the next move. That gap matters: two big jumps close together look far less natural than one jump followed by steady posting.
If you're eyeing 10,000 followers later on, getting there in stages is usually the better route for an account in the low thousands. 5,000 now, a month of good content, then another package if you still want it. It costs a little more per follower than one 10K order, but the profile tells a more believable story along the way.