Who should order 100
Large brands, media pages, celebrities and creators with 50K or more followers, or a post that's already going viral with real viewers. For everyone else, a smaller comment pack will look more natural.
Generic versus custom
A hundred generic comments, such as 'Nice', 'Wow' and emojis, look obviously bought on a big post. Custom comments that discuss the post look like a real audience. If you can't write a hundred varied comments, order fewer.
Delivery
Comments are posted gradually from different accounts, usually over several hours for a hundred.
Community management
A hundred comments invite replies. Plan to respond to as many as you can, and moderate real comments for spam and abuse.
Example: a Mumbai film promotion
A production house promoting a web series posts a character-reveal Reel that real fans start sharing. It adds a hundred custom comments discussing the character, guessing plot twists and asking about the release date, and the social team replies to many of them. Real fans pile in with theories, and the Reel becomes the series' most discussed post.
Consistency
A post with a hundred comments should also have thousands of likes and, for Reels, tens of thousands of views.
Payment and refunds
Top up by UPI. Undelivered comments are refunded to your wallet automatically.
No passwords
We only need the public post link.
Honesty
Don't use comments to fake testimonials, endorsements or results. Paid partnerships need #ad or #collab disclosure.
Plan the comments in advance
Write the hundred comments as a spreadsheet before ordering: twenty questions, twenty reactions to specific moments, twenty opinions, twenty short replies and twenty in other languages your audience uses. Check for repetition and remove anything that sounds scripted. It takes time, but it's the difference between a convincing thread and an obviously bought one.
Pin the best answers
Pin up to three comment threads with your most useful replies, such as release dates, prices or where to buy.