Buy Instagram Comments in Australia: Custom Comments for Aussie Accounts

- Custom comments let you write every line yourself, so the thread matches your cafe, salon or trade business.
- Prices start at $5 for 30 comments; they are in US dollars and your bank or card converts them to Australian dollars.
- Sprout Social's Australian data points to Monday to Thursday, 5 to 10 p.m. AEST, as the strongest Instagram window.
- Under the Australian Consumer Law, businesses must not mislead consumers, so never write comments that pose as customer reviews.
- Reply to comments quickly and pin up to three of the best to turn a bought thread into real conversation.
Can you buy Instagram comments in Australia?
Yes. Australians can buy Instagram comments from SocialGrowthly with nothing more than a public post or Reel link. You write the comments, choose a package and pay through a secure link our team sends you.
Comments are the part of a post people actually read. A Reel with a few hundred likes and no comments looks quiet. The same Reel with a handful of friendly questions and reactions looks like a place where people talk, and that makes real visitors more likely to join in.
Here is what an order with us looks like, in short:
- You need a public post or Reel. We never ask for your password.
- You write your own comments, one per line.
- Checkout opens WhatsApp or email, and our team replies with a secure payment link.
- Delivery starts 2 to 5 minutes after payment.
- If delivery has not started within 72 hours, you get a full refund.
SocialGrowthly is an independent service, not connected to Instagram or Meta. We make no claims about the accounts behind comments. What you control is the text, and that is what makes a thread read naturally.
What are custom Instagram comments, and why write your own?
Custom Instagram comments are comments you write yourself, which the service then posts on your chosen post. Writing your own means every line fits your business, your post and the way Australians actually talk.
Generic comments like 'Nice pic' or a row of fire emoji give the game away. Specific ones sound like a local who cares. Here are examples of natural, relevant comments for common Australian businesses:
| Business | Post | Natural comments you could write |
|---|---|---|
| Cafe | New winter menu Reel | 'That chai looks perfect for these cold mornings' / 'Are you open on public holidays?' |
| Hair salon | Before and after colour | 'The blonde is so soft, what toner is that?' / 'Booking this for my sister's wedding' |
| Tradie | Finished deck build | 'Love the finish on those boards' / 'Do you service the Northern Beaches?' |
| Gym or PT | Workout tip Reel | 'Trying this tomorrow' / 'How many sets would you do for a beginner?' |
| Real estate | New listing tour | 'That kitchen light is gorgeous' / 'When is the first open home?' |
Notice what these do: they react to the post or ask a question. None of them claims to be a paying customer describing results. Keep it that way, for reasons covered in the ACCC section below.
When your lines are ready, you can buy custom Instagram comments in packs from 30 to 3,000.
How much does it cost to buy Instagram comments?
SocialGrowthly comments start at $5 for 30 and drop to about 5.5 cents each at 1,000. Prices are in US dollars, and your bank or card converts the charge to Australian dollars when you pay.
| Package | Price (USD) | Cost per comment |
|---|---|---|
| 30 comments | $5.00 | about 17 cents |
| 50 comments | $7.49 | about 15 cents |
| 100 comments | $9.99 | about 10 cents |
| 500 comments | $29.99 | about 6 cents |
| 1,000 comments | $54.99 | about 5.5 cents |
All of those amounts are US cents. The figure on your statement in Australian dollars depends on the exchange rate on the day and any foreign transaction fee your card charges, so check your card's terms if that matters to you.
How many comments to choose
- 30 comments suits a local cafe, salon or tradie post that gets a few hundred likes.
- 50 to 100 suits a launch, giveaway or grand opening.
- 500 or more only makes sense on posts that already pull thousands of likes.
The rule of thumb: comments look natural when they sit in proportion with the like count.
How to purchase Instagram comments, step by step
To purchase Instagram comments, copy your post link, write your comments, choose a package and pay through the secure link we send. The whole process takes a few minutes.
- Check the post is public. The order needs a public post or Reel, so switch the account to public first if it is private.
- Copy the link. Tap the share icon on the post or Reel and copy the link.
- Write your comments. Write one comment per line for the number you order. Mix short reactions with a few questions.
- Choose your package. Head to our Instagram comments page and pick your amount.
- Check out. Checkout opens WhatsApp or email, and our team replies with a secure payment link.
- Pay. Delivery starts 2 to 5 minutes after payment.
- Reply. Answer the questions in your thread so it turns into real conversation.
Our email support runs 24/7 at support@socialgrowthly.com, so it does not matter whether you are in Perth, Darwin or Hobart. If delivery has not started within 72 hours, our refund policy gives you your money back in full.
When should Australian accounts post on Instagram?
Post when your local followers are online, then order comments straight after. Sprout Social's Australian data says the best times to post on Instagram are 5 to 10 p.m. AEST, Monday to Thursday.
Sprout's March 2026 Australian guide gives these windows by day, in AEST:
| Day | Best times (AEST) |
|---|---|
| Monday | 5–10 p.m. |
| Tuesday | 6–10 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 5–10 p.m. |
| Thursday | 5–10 p.m. |
| Friday | 8–10 a.m., 6–7 p.m., 8–9 p.m. |
| Saturday | 9–11 a.m., 6–10 p.m. |
| Sunday | 8–9 p.m. |
Adjust for your time zone
Australia has several time zones, and not every state uses daylight saving:
- Queensland stays on AEST all year, so it is an hour behind Sydney and Melbourne during daylight saving.
- Western Australia does not use daylight saving. Perth is two hours behind Sydney in winter and three hours behind during daylight saving.
- The Northern Territory does not use daylight saving either, so Darwin sits 30 minutes behind Sydney in winter and 90 minutes behind in summer.
If most of your customers are local, use the same clock times in your own time zone. Then check Instagram Insights to see when your own followers are most active.
What does the ACCC say about fake reviews and influencers?
The Australian Consumer Law says businesses must not mislead consumers, and the ACCC (Australian Competition and Consumer Commission) has been watching online reviews and influencer posts closely. Never write bought comments that pose as customer reviews.
In December 2023, the ACCC published the results of two sweeps. It reviewed 118 influencers and found 81% made posts that raised concerns about potentially misleading advertising, most often because brand relationships were not properly disclosed. It also reviewed 137 businesses and found 37% engaged in concerning conduct around online reviews, and it looked at 24 third-party businesses that offer to create, remove or edit reviews.
The ACCC also listed warning signs of fake positive reviews, including sudden spikes in praise, repeat reviewers and generic wording. That is worth remembering when you write comments.
What this means for your comments
- Write reactions and questions, not fake customer stories or results.
- Never write comments that claim a product worked for someone.
- If you pay influencers, make sure their posts are clearly labelled as ads, using clear words rather than 'sp' or 'spon'.
Instagram has its own rules too. In 2018 it said third-party apps that generate inauthentic likes, follows and comments break its Community Guidelines, and that it would remove that activity. Check the Instagram Help Center for the current wording before you order.
How to make bought comments work harder for your account
Bought comments start the conversation. Replies, pinned comments and a healthy like count turn it into a post people want to join.
- Reply within the first hour. Answer every question in a friendly, local voice.
- Pin up to three comments. Instagram lets you pin up to three comments to the top of a post. Pin the most useful questions and answers.
- Ask a question in the caption. Give real followers an easy reason to comment too.
- Balance comments with likes. A post with a lively thread and a matching like count looks consistent. You can buy Instagram likes from 100 for $2; our guide to buying Instagram likes in Australia has the details.
- Learn what earns comments. Our post on how to get more comments on Instagram covers the content side, and our guide to custom comments for Instagram has more writing ideas.
Ready to give your next post a thread worth reading? Write your lines, copy your link and buy Instagram comments from $5 for 30.
Questions people also ask
Can I pay for Instagram comments in Australian dollars?
Our prices are in US dollars. When you pay, your bank or card converts the charge to Australian dollars at its own rate, and some cards add a foreign transaction fee. Checkout opens WhatsApp or email, and our team replies with a secure payment link. Check your card's terms if you want to know the exact fee.
Do the comments come from Australian accounts?
SocialGrowthly does not target comments by country, and we make no claims about the accounts behind them. What you control is the wording. Writing your own comments with local details, like suburbs, menu items or services you offer, makes the thread feel relevant to Australian followers. Pair that with posting at local peak times.
Can I write my own comments?
Yes, that is how our comments work. You write one comment per line for the number you order, from 30 up to 3,000. Mix short reactions, questions and the odd emoji, and match each line to what is in the post. Avoid anything that reads like a customer review of results, because that can mislead consumers.
Is it legal to buy Instagram comments in Australia?
The Australian Consumer Law says businesses must not mislead consumers, and the ACCC has looked closely at fake reviews and undisclosed influencer posts. Comments that pose as genuine customer reviews are the risky part. Keep comments to reactions and questions, label paid partnerships clearly, and take advice for larger campaigns. Instagram's own guidelines also discourage inauthentic activity.
How fast will my comments arrive?
Delivery starts 2 to 5 minutes after payment, whichever Australian time zone you are in. You send the post link and your comments, checkout opens WhatsApp or email, and our team sends a secure payment link. If delivery has not started within 72 hours, you get a full refund. Email support runs 24/7 at support@socialgrowthly.com.
Will Instagram remove bought comments?
It can. Instagram said in 2018 that it would remove inauthentic likes, follows and comments from accounts using third-party apps, and its Community Guidelines discourage inauthentic activity. Keeping orders modest, writing relevant text and never sharing your password lowers the chance of problems, but no seller can promise comments will never be removed.
- ACCC: Scrutiny of influencers and businesses for misleading advertising and online reviews continues (December 7, 2023)
- Sprout Social: Best times to post on social media in Australia (March 2026)
- Instagram: Reducing Inauthentic Activity on Instagram (November 19, 2018)
- Social Media Today: Instagram gives all users the option to pin post comments (July 2020)
- Wikipedia: Daylight saving time in Australia
