How much do Instagram followers cost in the UK?
The same follower count can cost wildly different amounts depending on the seller. This guide shows ours in full, explains what drives the differences and shows how to compare like for like.
With us, 1,000 Instagram followers cost £10.79 and 1,000 likes cost £5.89, paid once. Across the market you’ll see prices from a couple of pounds to well over £20 for the same number, and the cheapest offers usually cut corners on pacing or refills.
Our prices, side by side
| Size | Followers | Per follower | Likes | Per like |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100 | £2.89 | 2.89p | £1.89 | 1.89p |
| 250 | £4.39 | 1.76p | £2.89 | 1.16p |
| 500 | £7.29 | 1.46p | £4.39 | 0.88p |
| 1,000 | £10.79 | 1.08p | £5.89 | 0.59p |
| 2,500 | £17.79 | 0.71p | £9.79 | 0.39p |
| 5,000 | £27.49 | 0.55p | £15.49 | 0.31p |
| 10,000 | £46.99 | 0.47p | £26.99 | 0.27p |
All prices are in pounds sterling and charged in GBP. There are no subscriptions or extra fees on top.
How much are 1,000 Instagram followers?
£10.79 here, or about 1.1p each. It’s the size people ask about most, because it moves a profile into four figures. If you’re comparing sellers, convert any dollar or euro prices at today’s rate and remember your bank may add a foreign transaction fee; our prices are already in pounds.
How much are 10,000 Instagram followers?
£46.99 here, or under half a penny each. Larger packages are cheaper per follower everywhere, but they also need a profile big enough to carry them.
Why prices differ so much
- Pacing. Paced delivery is more work, and more expensive, than releasing everything at once.
- Refills. Refilling drops costs money, so sellers who do it charge for it. Skipping it looks cheaper upfront and costs more in practice.
- Support. Somebody answering emails about typos and stuck orders is a cost.
- Claims. Sites charging a premium for “real” or “UK” followers are often charging for the adjective. See our page on real followers.
Work out the price per follower
Divide the price by the number of followers, then multiply by 100 to get pence. £10.79 ÷ 1,000 × 100 = 1.08p. Do the same for any offer you’re comparing, and check what’s included: delivery speed, refill period and whether they want your password (if they do, the price doesn’t matter; walk away).
Is cheaper ever better?
Sometimes the cheapest option is fine for a quick test. But a package that drops by half within a fortnight, with no refill, costs you more per follower that stays. Our guide to cheap followers covers the trade-offs.
Prices are fixed and shown in pounds.
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