Questions about buying followers
All nineteen questions, including whether your account is at risk and who shouldn’t buy at all.
Account safety
- Will buying followers get my account banned?
- It depends on the platform, so we won’t give you one answer for all four. Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat all prohibit buying followers or engagement. In practice, their enforcement mostly removes the delivered accounts instead of acting against the profile that received them, but reduced reach or a warning is possible. YouTube goes further. Its policy says a channel can be removed for methods used by anyone you hire, including a service like this one, so on YouTube the risk is yours. What reliably gets accounts restricted everywhere is giving a third party your login, and we never ask for it.
- Do you need my password?
- No. We only need your public username or a post link. There’s no login step, no app to install and nothing to authorize. If any provider asks for your password, stop right there.
- Will the next platform purge wipe out what I bought?
- Some of it, eventually. Platforms sweep out inauthentic accounts every so often, and Global accounts go first. That’s exactly why Global has no refill guarantee. Premium is covered for 60 days and USA & Canada for 180.
- Can people tell that I bought followers?
- Sometimes, if they look. A profile with 40,000 followers and 11 likes a post looks odd to anyone who spends time on the platform. That’s why Premium and USA & Canada are drip-fed, and why we offer likes alongside followers. Numbers that are wildly out of proportion are what give it away.
- Does my profile have to be public?
- Yes, while the order is running. Nobody can follow a private account unless you approve each request by hand. You can switch back to private once delivery is done.
The three grades
- What’s the difference between Global, Premium and USA & Canada?
- Global: Profiles from anywhere, with a photo and a few posts. No guarantee they’re active. Starts in about 30 minutes, delivered over a few hours, with no refill guarantee. Premium: Established profiles with at least 90 days of posting history. Starts in about 15 minutes, drip-fed over 1 to 3 days at a speed you pick, with a 60-day refill guarantee. USA & Canada: Profiles based in the US or Canada that were active in the last 30 days. Starts in about 10 minutes, drip-fed over 1 to 10 days at a speed you pick, with a 180-day refill guarantee.
- Which grade should I pick?
- Premium, unless price is all that matters. It has a 60-day refill guarantee, arrives over up to 3 days and costs about 60 percent more than Global. Only pick USA & Canada if a US or Canadian audience matters to you, since it costs about three times as much as Global.
- Why is the Global grade cheaper?
- Because those accounts don’t last as long. They’re profiles from anywhere, with a photo and a few posts and no guarantee they’re active. They’re the first to go when a platform cleans up, and we don’t refill them. If the count needs to hold, Global is the wrong choice.
Delivery, refills and money
- How fast is delivery?
- Global starts in about 30 minutes, Premium in about 15 and USA & Canada in about 10. Premium is spread over up to 3 days and USA & Canada over up to 10, at a speed you pick. YouTube orders always run over at least 2 days, and Snapchat story views always arrive the same day because the story expires. Spreading delivery out makes the growth look less like a single purchase.
- What does the refill guarantee cover?
- If anything from your order drops off within the refill window, we replace it once, free. To claim, reply to your receipt email. The window is 60 days on Premium and 180 on USA & Canada. Global has no refill guarantee, and neither do Snapchat story views, since the story expires anyway.
- Can I get a refund?
- Yes, in full any time before delivery starts. After that, we refund whatever hasn’t been delivered. Followers can’t be taken back off a profile, so you pay for the part that arrived. If delivery never starts, you get everything back, no questions asked.
- Why do you accept cryptocurrency?
- Because card processors treat this category as high risk and can close accounts with little warning. Crypto keeps orders moving if that happens. Cards work today and are easier for most people. Crypto is a backup, not a recommendation.
Sizes and custom orders
- How much does it cost to buy Instagram followers?
- At ReachHaul, 100 Instagram followers cost $2.99 on Global, $4.89 on Premium and $9.29 on USA & Canada. 1,000 followers cost $16.99, $27.59 and $52.69. The bigger the package, the less you pay per follower.
- Can I order more than the largest package?
- Yes, by email. On the site, views and story views go up to 50,000; followers, subscribers and likes up to 10,000; and comments up to 1,000. Anything bigger needs a delivery schedule rather than a single drop. Tell us the account, the amount and the deadline, and you’ll get a price within one business day.
- Can I split likes across several posts?
- Yes. Order the total, then open “Split it across several posts?” at checkout and tell us how to divide it. If you leave it blank, everything goes on the post you linked.
- Does this work on a brand-new account?
- It works, but it’s the worst time to do it. A three-day-old profile with two posts and 5,000 followers is about as obvious as it gets. On a new account, start small and let the numbers grow together.
Whether to bother
- Is buying followers actually worth it?
- It’s worth it for one thing: the first impression. People judge a profile by its follower count before they read a word, and a profile stuck at 180 gets written off by people who might have stayed. Getting a profile past that point is what a package is for. For anything beyond that, like sales, reach or the algorithm, a package does nothing you can count on.
- Who shouldn’t buy a package?
- Anyone running an account commercially: a company, a shop, a brand, or an influencer with paid partnerships. We don’t sell packages for that use, and checkout asks you to confirm the account is personal. Buying engagement for a commercial account is exactly what the FTC’s rule on social media indicators (16 CFR § 465.8) targets, and both sides of the sale are liable. If that’s you, what you need is advertising.
- Why are there no customer reviews on this site?
- Because we haven’t collected any yet, and faking them would break FTC rules that carry civil penalties. When we have real ones, they’ll appear with a date and a source you can check.