What should I check on Instagram before ordering?

Why does the profile need to be public?

Services deliver to what a visitor can see. On a public profile, followers are added at once and likes, comments and views reach the post directly. On a private profile, follows become requests and posts are hidden, so the order cannot count them.

Switch to public before you place the order and stay public until it is Completed. For auto services, keep the profile public for the whole run, such as the 30 days of an auto likes package.

Business and creator accounts are public by default, which is one reason many brands switch to a professional account before ordering.

What does Flag for review do, and why turn it off?

Flag for review is an Instagram setting under Settings and activity, Follow and invite friends. When it is on, Instagram holds back some new followers it considers unusual, so they never appear in your follower count.

With the setting off, new followers are added directly and the order delivers at its normal pace of about 100 to 300 a day for international followers. You can turn it back on after the order is Completed if you prefer.

The setting affects followers only. Likes, comments, views and insights orders are not affected by it.

Why should the username stay locked until the order completes?

Each order stores the username or link you entered. A changed handle makes the old one point at nothing, so the remaining quantity has no destination and the order ends as Partial.

The same applies to post links: a deleted or archived post stops the order. Partial orders refund the undelivered quantity to the balance automatically, but finishing the order is always the better result.

Refills depend on the same link too. The 90-day refill on international followers sends missing followers to the username stored on the order, so keep it unchanged while you might still need a refill.

Why only one order of the same service on one link at a time?

Each order records a start count, the number on the counter when delivery begins, and measures delivery against it. Two orders of the same service on the same link read the same counter, so neither one can tell which units are its own.

Run them one after the other: place the second order when the first shows Completed. Different services can run at the same time, for example likes, saves and shares on one post, because each reads a different counter.

Some services have extra timing rules. YouTube watch hours run alone on a video, explore push needs a photo post from the last 5 minutes, and Reels push needs a Reel from the last 20 minutes.

• Allowed together: likes + saves + shares on one post.
• Allowed together: followers + auto likes on one username.
• One at a time: two likes orders on one post.
• One at a time: two followers orders on one username.

What is a quick checklist for every Instagram order?

The list below fits on a sticky note and covers every Instagram, Instagram Korea and Instagram Boost order. Running through it before you press Order keeps start counts accurate and delivery at its normal pace.

The order form also helps: the quantity field stops at the service maximum, the total is shown before you confirm, and orders start automatically once placed.

• Account is public.
• Flag for review is off (for followers).
• Username will stay the same until Completed.
• No order of the same service is running on this link.
• Link type matches the service: username or post link.
• Content fits the accepted topics.
• Balance covers the total shown on the form.