Who orders 100 likes
Shops and cafés posting offers. Coaches and tutors posting tips. Creators who want a new post to cross the hundred mark in its first hour. Agencies adding a little engagement to each client post. On accounts with 1K to 3K followers, 100 likes reads as a healthy, normal post.
The first hour
Likes in the first hour make a post look like it's landing well while it's newest in followers' feeds. Order as soon as you post, and let the likes arrive over the following hour.
Keep proportion
A typical Indian account gets likes from about 2–6% of followers on an ordinary post. If you have 600 followers, 100 likes is at the top of the natural range; with 3,000, it's comfortably normal.
Pair with Reel views
On Reels, keep roughly three to eight likes per hundred views. For 100 likes, that's somewhere between 1,500 and 3,000 views.
Example: a Kochi bakery
A Kochi bakery with 2,200 followers posts its Christmas plum cake. It adds 100 likes in the first hour and 2,000 views to the matching Reel. The post looks well received when people browse the bakery's page, and pre-orders for the cake come in through DMs over the next week.
Which tier
Starter suits everyday posts; likes rarely get checked once a post is a few days old. Choose Stable or Premium for a brand collaboration, a portfolio post or anything a client will look at closely.
Payment and refunds
Top up by UPI from ₹100. If a post is deleted or delivery can't finish, the undelivered likes return to your wallet automatically.
No passwords
We only need the public post or Reel link.
Real engagement
Ask a question in the caption and reply to every comment. Likes make a post look appreciated; comments and saves from real followers are what Instagram rewards.