Instagram comment pricing works per comment, and the price per comment falls as the order grows. Our current range is $1.00 each for a single comment down to $0.60 each at the top volume tier. Targeting, custom text and delivery pace do not change the price. This guide explains what does drive the cost, what you are paying for, and how to compare two price lists fairly.
The price list, live
The table below is read from our live pricing, so it is always current. Each row shows the price per comment once the order reaches that quantity, and what a whole order at that size costs.
| Comments ordered | Price each | Order total at that size | Saving |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1+ | $1.00 | $1.00 | — |
| 25+ | $0.95 | $23.75 | 5% off |
| 50+ | $0.90 | $45.00 | 10% off |
| 100+ | $0.85 | $85.00 | 15% off |
| 250+ | $0.80 | $200.00 | 20% off |
| 500+ | $0.70 | $350.00 | 30% off |
| 1,000+ | $0.60 | $600.00 | 40% off |
The price you pay for a given order is the rate for the tier it falls into, applied to every comment in the order. A 60-comment order, for example, costs $54.00 at $0.90 each. When you are ready to order, you can pick your quantity on the form and buy Instagram comments at exactly these rates.
A worked comparison
Take two orders for the same post: 20 comments and 50 comments. The 20-comment order costs $20.00 at $1.00 each; the 50-comment order costs $45.00 at $0.90 each. The larger order costs more in total but less per comment, which is the whole logic of the schedule. Whether it is worth it depends on the post, not the price: the extra 30 comments only help if the post has the likes and views to carry them.
What does not change the price
- Custom or auto-written text. The same price per comment applies either way.
- Targeting. Region, gender lean and profile mix carry no surcharge.
- Delivery pace. Standard and slow-drip orders cost the same.
- Payment method. We do not add a fee for choosing one method over another.
That list matters because many sellers charge extra for exactly these things. If another price list adds a "targeting fee" or "priority delivery" charge, compare the total, not the headline rate.
What you are actually paying for
A comment is a small thing, but several costs sit behind it:
- The commenting profiles. Established profiles with photos, followers and activity are scarcer and costlier to supply than empty ones.
- The delivery system. Staggered, paced delivery needs a queue and monitoring; instant dumping needs neither.
- The refill. A 30-day free refill means some comments are paid for twice, and the price has to cover it.
- Support and tracking. A status page and a person to email cost money to run.
This is why very low prices usually signal what is missing. What a bargain comment actually costs goes through the arithmetic.
Per-comment price versus cost per result
The cheapest rate is not necessarily the cheapest outcome. If a share of cheap comments is removed within days, the cost of each comment that stays is higher than its price. Illustratively, if only half of a very cheap order survived, the cost per surviving comment would double, and you would still have the reputational risk of a thread full of empty profiles. Thinking in terms of cost per comment that is still there, and looks credible, makes a fairer comparison. A fuller version of this idea is in the budget maths: what Instagram comments cost per result.
How the tiers reward larger orders
Volume tiers exist because larger orders are cheaper per comment to run. They are not a reason to order more than you need: an oversized order for a post with few likes looks forced, and the saving does not matter if the thread looks bought. If you do have a real need for volume, the sensible route is to split a large total across several posts or two orders in a day. For tactics to lower your cost without distorting the order, see how to pay less per comment.
How to compare two price lists fairly
Pick one quantity
Compare the same size, such as 100 comments, on every list.
Get the final total
Add every fee: targeting, speed, custom text, payment, taxes where they apply.
Read what is included
Check the refill window, the refund terms and whether tracking is included.
Ask what the profiles look like
A seller that describes its commenting accounts in specific terms is easier to hold to account.
Divide by what survives
If you can, place a small test order and see what remains after a week.
Small orders and payment
Orders under five comments, or under $5, have to be paid from an account wallet balance. From five comments up, the checkout accepts card (Stripe: cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay), crypto (Cryptomus) or wallet balance. The complete ordering path, with the choices explained, is in how to buy Instagram comments, step by step.
Frequently asked questions
Q Why is the price per comment lower on bigger orders?
Volume tiers pass on the efficiency of larger runs. The saving applies to every comment in the order once you reach the tier.
Q Do you charge extra for custom comments?
No. Custom and auto-written comments cost the same per comment.
Q Is there a minimum order?
One comment, though orders under five comments or $5 must be paid from a wallet balance.
Q Do prices change?
They can. The table above is live, and the order form shows the exact price before you pay.
Q Is the refill included in the price?
Yes. Every order carries a 30-day free refill for dropped comments, with no separate charge.