How mention services work
Accounts comment on a target post with your @username, so readers of that post see your handle and can tap through. Some options mention you on a post you pick; others ask for a list of usernames to be mentioned in comments on your own post, which is how giveaway tag requirements are often met. Each option card says which kind it is and what details it needs.
Use it carefully
Mentions sit close to spam. Dozens of comments tagging the same account on someone else's post can annoy the post's owner, who may delete them or block your account, and Instagram treats mass tagging as spam behaviour. Keep quantities small, choose posts where your account is genuinely relevant, and never use mentions to harass or pile on anyone.
Where it makes sense
Giveaways where entries require tagging friends: mentions fill the tag count on your own giveaway post. Niche community posts, like a city food guide or a list of local businesses, where your handle fits naturally. Collab announcements, where you want your partner's audience to see your handle in the thread.
Prices
Mention options start from ₹10. On the default option, 100 mentions cost the live price. Check the table for details and limits, updated 25 Oct 2026.
What to expect
Mentions put your name in front of readers; they don't make anyone follow you. Click-through depends on how interesting your profile looks when someone taps: a clear bio, a good profile photo, recent posts. Fix those before ordering.
Placing the order
Paste the target post link and enter your username (without the @ if the box asks for a plain username). Keep your account public so people who tap through can see it. Don't change your username until delivery is done.
Better alternatives
Often, a real collaboration does far more: a joint Reel, a Live together, a shout-out exchange with an account of similar size. Comment genuinely on popular posts in your niche yourself, with something useful, and people will tap your name because they liked what you said.
Our limits
We don't allow mentions aimed at harassing someone, impersonating brands or people, or posting misleading claims. Orders that look like abuse can be cancelled and refunded.
Example: a Jaipur giveaway
A Jaipur handicraft brand runs a giveaway where entrants tag two friends. Entries are slow in the first hours, so the post looks unpopular. The brand orders 60 mentions on its own giveaway post so the comment section shows activity, and real entrants follow, tagging their own friends.
Choosing a target post
Pick posts where your account is a natural fit: a city guide post if you're a local business in that city, a recipe page if you sell spices, a fitness creator's post if you're a nutritionist. Avoid huge celebrity posts, where your mention disappears in thousands of comments, and posts on sensitive subjects, where any promotional mention looks insensitive. A smaller, relevant post often gets more profile taps than a famous one.