10 best sites to buy Instagram followers, tested

FastSocial's retention rate after 30 days is 71%.

It has 24/7 support and self-serve manage pages. It offers simple payment methods like Google Pay and Apple Pay, as well as card. Most of the competitors also offer crypto payments, which FastSocial doesn't.

Likes.io kept 65% on day 30.

Orders can be followed on a public tracking page with your order number and email, and refills are requested from the same page. You can also pick the delivery speed and spread an order over several days.

Stormlikes has an absolutely gorgeous website. They offer changeable delivery speed for free, and they allow Apple Pay and card payments. 70% remained after 30 days.

Stormlikes also uses Evervault, so it's hard to know what's happening in the background. It could be a sketchy sign, or it could just be a sign of how sophisticated they are. Good for them, I guess.

Every order comes with a live tracking link in the receipt.

SocialWick lets you pay with Apple Pay, which is super nice because it makes checkout quick. 71% remained after 30 days.

SocialWick uses something called Evervault, which basically proxies the payment gateway, so we couldn't check what actually processes the card. They could be saving cards for all we know, but we don't think they actually do that. Still, it is kind of extra for a little follower store to do crazy orchestration for cards.

Orders can be followed on a track-your-order page.

We bought from Buzzoid. Thirty days later, 70% remained.

We asked support for a refill, but they said we should just go to the self-serve manage page. So we did. We applied for a refill there, and it actually came.

The biggest issue we have is that their wording explicitly says the followers are real, high quality and engaging, but we received the typical profiles that any other seller provides.

The checkout was pretty smooth and very well made, and it supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, which makes quick checkouts super easy. We didn't see a slow delivery option in the checkout or anywhere else. The thing that throws us off is that their Trustpilot was completely wiped for breaking terms of service.

The same goes for Twicsy, because it's like the same company as Buzzoid. Thirty days later, 70% remained.

Their wording also says the followers are real, high quality and engaging, but we received the typical profiles that any other seller provides.

The checkout was pretty smooth and very well made, and it supports Apple Pay and Google Pay. We didn't see a slow delivery option in the checkout or anywhere else. Their Trustpilot was also completely wiped for breaking terms of service.

UseViral seems like a little vibe coded store. It seems like UseViral uses a cloaked checkout, because we got sent to something called ranklocally.com. When we went to that page, it showed "rank your business on Google Maps, 90 days guarantee". It seems like they're using a cloaked website just for the payments.

If you're super legit, there's usually no reason to use a cloaked checkout. Everyone else is able to get their hands on a proper payment processor, but for some reason UseViral uses a suspicious cloaked checkout. We didn't really trust putting card details there, so we used a disposable card.

We got the same thing. After 30 days, the retention was 64%. Orders can be tracked from the account dashboard.

Famoid's checkout and website seem very AI generated, but that didn't stop them from providing the service. Everything was received as promised, with the same drop rate as Buzzoid. We kept 68% on day 30.

We didn't see any slow drip, slow delivery or anything similar. They have a managed growth option, but it's about $100 for 7,500 followers over a month, so around 250 followers a day. $100 for that is basically robbery compared to the actual package prices, especially if you can get free slow delivery.

We didn't find a self-serve order tracking page on the site.

Viralyft's checkout was literally broken at first. It wouldn't let us type in an email, and you need an email to continue. It worked the next day and sent us to a payment processor called ziina.com, which seems like a real regulated payment processor, so no issue there.

Viralyft promises real followers, and again, we got the same looking profiles as with every other seller. 68% remained after 30 days.

There is a Track Order page in the main menu.

Poprey is one of the few sellers that let you actually choose your warranty. We don't like that if you don't pay, you don't get the minimum 30-day warranty. So even if you go back for refills, you won't get anything unless you bought it.

But it is good that you can buy the 360-day warranty if you just pay a little more. Honestly, this makes them look better, since the customers who pay more actually cover the cost of the warranty. So it's more legit.

70% remained after 30 days. Poprey is one of the top ranked in Google, so props to them for growing and doing good.

Orders are behind an account login. We didn't find a public tracking page.