What you can and can't buy
Comments from followers who reacted to your post can't be bought. What we offer are comments posted from accounts with photos and posts, either generic positive comments or custom comments where you supply every line. Custom comments are the closest you can get to a natural-looking thread.
Why generic comments look fake
'Nice pic', 'Awesome', a string of fire emojis: twenty of those on a product post look bought, and people notice. Comments that mention something specific in the post read like a real audience.
Write your own
With custom comments, you type one comment per line. Mention the product, ask a question, react to a detail, or write in Hindi, Tamil or Hinglish to match your audience. Vary length and tone.
Prices
Comment prices are shown per 1,000; the default option costs ₹999 per 1,000, so ten comments cost a small fraction of that. The minimum order size is shown on each option.
How many comments look natural
A post with 400 likes usually has a handful of comments, not hundreds. Five to fifteen thoughtful comments on a key post is plenty for most accounts.
Reply to them
Replying to comments, including bought ones, makes the thread look alive and encourages real followers to join in.
Example: a Jaipur jewellery brand
A Jaipur silver jewellery brand posts a new oxidised jhumka set. It orders eight custom comments asking about price, weight and delivery to Bengaluru, written in English and Hinglish, and replies to each. Real followers start asking similar questions in the comments, and DMs for orders follow.
What not to write
Don't write fake testimonials claiming results, health effects or purchases that didn't happen. Misleading comments can break consumer law and ASCI guidelines.
Placing the order
Keep the account public, copy the post link, paste your comments one per line if you chose custom, and pay. Comments are posted gradually.
Payment and refunds
Prices are in rupees with nothing added. If comments can't be posted, for example because comments are turned off, the undelivered part returns to your wallet automatically.
Platform rules
Instagram removes spammy comments and fake accounts. Keep comments few, varied and relevant.
No passwords
We only need the public post link.
Turn comments on
Make sure comments are enabled and not limited to followers only, or the order can't deliver.
Comments on Reels versus posts
Reels get more viewers, so a handful of comments there reaches more people. Carousel and product posts benefit from questions about price, size or availability, which also invite real buyers to ask in public. On a creator's Reel, reactions to a specific moment or line work best. Match the comment style to the kind of post, and spread small orders across posts rather than piling many onto one.
Mix with real engagement
Ask followers a question in your caption. Bought comments start the thread; real followers are more likely to add their own once a conversation exists.