What cheap comments look like
Cheap comment options are random: short reactions like “Nice”, “Beautiful”, “Amazing work” and emojis, picked automatically, from general accounts. They cost much less than custom or Indian comments. The trade-off is that you can't control the wording, and generic praise is easy to spot when there's a lot of it.
Prices
On the default option, 10 comments cost ₹10, 50 cost ₹10 and 100 cost ₹14.90. The Starter tier, where available, is the cheapest. Compare all comment options in the table, updated 24 Oct 2026.
Where cheap comments work
Older posts in your grid that have likes but zero comments. Aesthetic posts, such as travel photos, art and outfits, where short praise is exactly what real people write. Giveaway posts after they close. Accounts where comment count matters more than wording, like a meme page's back catalogue.
Where they don't
Launch posts, product posts and anything a buyer will read closely. On those, 30 copies of “Nice 👍” look bought, and they crowd out real questions. Spend a bit more on custom comments there, or ask your real followers a question in the caption.
Mixing cheap and custom
A common approach is a small number of custom comments with real questions, plus a few cheap reactions to fill the thread. Five specific questions and ten short reactions look far more natural than twenty generic lines. Reply to the questions, and like the reactions.
How many to order
Keep it small. One comment for every 20–40 likes is a believable ratio. A post with 200 likes doesn't need 60 comments, especially generic ones.
Placing the order
Keep the account public and comments open. Paste the post or Reel link, choose a quantity between 10 and 10,000, and pay. The order page tracks how many comments have arrived.
If a comment looks off
Occasionally a random comment doesn't fit a post, for example praise on a sad announcement. You can delete any comment from your own post. Deleted comments aren't refilled.
Example: refreshing an old grid
A Rishikesh café is pitching to a travel creator. Its last 20 posts have likes but no comments. The owner orders 8 cheap comments on each of the 10 best photos, about ₹40 in total at Starter prices, so the grid no longer looks silent. For the next new post, a menu launch, he writes custom questions instead.
Better than cheap: ask your followers
The cheapest comments are the ones your followers write for free. End captions with a simple question: “Which colour should we restock?”, “Kaunsa flavour try karoge?”, “Tag someone who needs this”. Reply to every answer within an hour. Run a small comment-to-win contest with a real prize once a month. Comments from real people beat any paid comment, and paid ones work best as a small spark to get the thread started.
Paying and tracking
Top up by UPI from ₹100. The order page tracks delivered comments, and any shortfall goes back to your wallet automatically.