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Buy Instagram Comments in the UK: Custom Comments You Write

By Olivia Bennett, Instagram Growth Expert9 min read
Buy Instagram Comments in the UK: Custom Comments You Write
Quick answer
You can buy Instagram comments in the UK from SocialGrowthly by pasting a public post link and writing the comments yourself, one per line. Prices start at $5 for 30 comments, your bank converts the US dollars to pounds, and delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment. Keep the comments to reactions and questions, not fake customer reviews, because UK fake review rules apply.
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Key points
  • SocialGrowthly needs only a public post link and your comment lines, never your Instagram password.
  • Prices are in US dollars, from $5 for 30 comments to $54.99 for 1,000; your bank converts them to pounds.
  • Since 6 April 2025 the DMCC Act bans fake consumer reviews, so write questions and reactions, not invented customer experiences.
  • Bought comments make a post look discussed; they do not create customers, and Instagram can remove some of them.

Can you buy Instagram comments in the UK?

Yes. You can buy Instagram comments in the UK from a seller that works from a public post link, and SocialGrowthly is one of them. You write the comments, the team places them on your post or Reel, and you pay in US dollars.

Custom comments suit UK posts because you control every word. A Leeds bakery can have comments that ask about flavours. A Bristol barber can have comments asking how to book. A London clothing brand can have reactions to a new colour. Nothing comes from a generic list that reads like spam.

Be clear about one thing from the start. The comments are posted by accounts the service uses, not by your customers. They give a post a lived-in look while real people decide whether to join the conversation.

  • An order needs: a link to a public post or Reel, your comment lines and a WhatsApp number or email address for the reply.
  • An order never needs: your Instagram password, a login code or access to your account.

SocialGrowthly is an independent service and is not connected to Instagram or Meta. You can read how the business works on the about page before you order.

How much does it cost to buy Instagram comments?

Buying Instagram comments from SocialGrowthly costs $5 for 30, $9.99 for 100 and $54.99 for 1,000. Bigger packs cost less per comment.

CommentsPrice (USD)Cost per comment
30$5about 17 cents
50$7.49about 15 cents
100$9.99about 10 cents
500$29.99about 6 cents
1,000$54.99about 5.5 cents

One order can carry anywhere from 30 to 3,000 comments. Prices are set in US dollars. When you pay with a UK card or bank account, your bank converts the amount to pounds at its own exchange rate. Some UK cards also add a foreign transaction fee, so check your card terms if every penny counts.

For most UK small businesses, 30 to 100 comments is plenty for one post. A post that usually gets four or five comments looks strange with 1,000 overnight. Match the order to the size of your account, and spread larger budgets across several posts instead of one.

How to buy custom Instagram comments, step by step

To buy custom Instagram comments, copy your post link, write your lines and send the order. Payment happens through a secure link the team sends back to you.

  1. Copy the post link. In Instagram, open the post or Reel, tap Share, then Copy link. Check that the account is public.
  2. Open the order page. Go to buy Instagram comments and paste the link.
  3. Write your comments. Type them one per line in the order box. Mix short reactions with full questions.
  4. Send the order. Checkout opens WhatsApp or email with your order details ready to send.
  5. Pay through the secure link. The team replies with a payment link. Delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment.
  6. Keep an eye on it. Use the order tracking page, or email support@socialgrowthly.com. Support runs 24/7, so a late-night order in Glasgow gets the same answer as a lunchtime one in London.

If delivery has not started within 72 hours, you get a full refund. The refund policy sets out the details. Leave the post up and public until delivery finishes, because comments cannot land on a post that is archived, deleted or private.

UK fake review rules: what the DMCC Act means for comments

The UK bans fake consumer reviews under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (the DMCC Act), and the ban has applied since 6 April 2025. Comments that pretend to describe a real customer's experience can fall inside it, so write comments that never pose as customer reviews.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) published its fake reviews guidance on 4 April 2025. It says reviews can take many forms, including text such as a comment posted under a product listing. It defines a fake review as one that claims to be based on a person's genuine experience but is not. Under the Act, the CMA can fine businesses up to 10% of their worldwide turnover for breaking consumer law.

That gives UK sellers a simple line to stay behind:

Comment lines that stay on the safe sideComment lines to avoid
Is this available in a size 12?Bought this last week, best quality ever
What time do you open on Saturday?Five stars, arrived in Glasgow next day
That colour is lovelyMy whole family uses this, highly recommend
Do you deliver to Cardiff?Way better than the shop down the road

Questions and reactions start a conversation. Claims about buying or using a product describe an experience, and if the account never had it, that can count as a fake review. If your post promotes something you sell, keep every line in the left-hand column. Larger brands with real legal exposure should take advice from a solicitor.

Instagram has its own rules too. Its Help Center tells people not to use apps that offer likes and followers, and says Instagram may remove likes or other engagement those apps create.

How do you write comments that read naturally?

Natural comments are short, varied and tied to what the post shows. Write them the way your followers actually talk, with British spelling and local references where they fit.

  • Mix lengths. Some two-word reactions, some full questions.
  • Point at the post. Mention the colour, the dish, the venue or the offer in the caption.
  • Ask things you can answer. Every question is a chance to reply from your own account.
  • Go easy on emoji. One or two across a batch looks normal; one on every line does not.
  • Never repeat a line. Ten copies of "amazing" look automated.
  • Skip links and rival names. Keep the thread about your post.

Example lines for a UK café post

Is the oat flat white on all week?
That banana bread looks unreal
Do you take bookings for groups of six?
Are dogs allowed inside?
Open on bank holiday Monday?

Once the comments land, reply to each one from your account. Replies show the account is cared for and give real visitors a reason to add their own. Our guide to buying custom comments for Instagram has more line ideas, and our tips on getting more comments on Instagram cover the organic side.

When should you post for a UK audience?

Post when your UK followers are awake and scrolling, then let comments arrive while the post is fresh. Buffer's 2026 study of 9.6 million Instagram posts ranked Wednesday as the best day, with Thursday at 9 a.m., Wednesday at 12 p.m. and Wednesday at 6 p.m. as its top three slots.

Buffer gives those times in the audience's local time. For a UK audience, that means the UK clock. The UK uses Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) in winter and British Summer Time (BST, one hour ahead) in summer, and the clocks change on the last Sunday of March and October. If you schedule posts from a tool set to another time zone, check it after each change.

Buffer found Friday and Saturday the weakest days, so a weekday launch gives a new post its best chance. Treat these as test slots, not rules. Once a professional account has at least 100 followers, its Insights show when those followers are most active, and our guide to the best time to post on Instagram explains how to find that chart.

A good rhythm for a UK business is simple: post in a strong slot, place your comment order straight away, then spend the first hour replying.

What bought comments can and cannot do

Bought comments make a post look discussed. They do not make sales, bring loyal followers or change how good your content is.

Bought comments canBought comments cannot
Stop a new post from looking emptyTurn into paying customers
Show the questions you want answered in publicReplace real comments from your audience
Give you threads to reply toFix a weak photo or a confusing offer
Match your wording exactlyStay forever, since Instagram can remove some

Instagram has removed inauthentic activity for years. In November 2018 it announced it would start removing inauthentic likes, follows and comments from accounts using third-party apps to grow their popularity. So some bought comments may disappear later, and no honest seller can promise otherwise.

Comments also work best next to a sensible like count. A post with 80 comments and 12 likes looks odd. If your likes are low, you can pair the order with likes from the Instagram likes page, and our guide to buying Instagram likes in the UK covers that side for British accounts.

Purchase Instagram comments safely: a UK checklist

To purchase Instagram comments safely, protect your login, keep the numbers in proportion and stay inside the fake review rules. This checklist covers the parts you control.

  1. Never hand over your password. A comment order needs only a post link. Walk away from any seller that asks for a login or code.
  2. Check the price is shown up front. You should know the cost before you message anyone.
  3. Read the refund rule. At SocialGrowthly, delivery that has not started within 72 hours gets a full refund.
  4. Distrust big promises. "Real UK accounts", "undetectable" and "permanent" are claims a buyer cannot check.
  5. Start small. Try 30 or 50 comments before a larger order.
  6. Write questions and reactions only. No invented reviews, star ratings or delivery stories.
  7. Reply to every comment. Your own replies are what real visitors notice.

When you are ready, order custom Instagram comments with your own lines. Delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment, and support answers at support@socialgrowthly.com day and night.

Questions people also ask

Can I pay for Instagram comments in pounds?

Prices are set in US dollars. After you send your order through WhatsApp or email, the team replies with a secure payment link. When you pay from a UK card or account, your bank converts the dollar amount to pounds at its own rate. Some UK cards add a small foreign transaction fee, so check your card terms if you want the exact sterling total.

Is it legal to buy Instagram comments in the UK?

The DMCC Act bans fake consumer reviews in the UK, and the CMA's guidance says a comment posted under a product listing can count as a review. A comment that claims a customer experience that never happened can therefore break the rules. Questions and reactions do not pose as reviews. Instagram's own terms also discourage inauthentic activity. If you run a larger brand, ask a solicitor.

Do you need my Instagram password to add comments?

No. SocialGrowthly needs only the link to a public post or Reel and the comment lines you write. Never give your password to any service that offers likes or comments. Instagram's Help Center warns that sharing your username and password with these apps puts your account at risk, and it recommends changing your password if you already did.

How fast do bought comments arrive?

Delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment, so comments begin to appear while your post is still fresh. Place the order soon after you publish to get the most from that early window. If delivery has not started within 72 hours, you get a full refund. You can check progress on the tracking page or by emailing support@socialgrowthly.com at any hour.

Can I choose comments from UK accounts?

SocialGrowthly does not sell comments targeted by country. What you do control is every word, and that is what makes comments fit a British post: UK spelling, local places, your opening hours and your products. Be wary of any seller that promises comments from real UK people, because a buyer has no way to check that claim.

Will bought Instagram comments stay on my post?

No seller can honestly promise that every comment stays. Instagram says it may remove engagement created by third-party apps, and it has removed inauthentic likes, follows and comments since 2018. Treat bought comments as a short-term push for a fresh post. The refund rule covers orders where delivery has not started within 72 hours.

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Olivia Bennett, Instagram growth expert

Olivia Bennett

Instagram Growth Expert at SocialGrowthly with 11 years of experience in social media marketing. Olivia writes our guides on likes, Reels, comments and reach, and reviews these pages whenever Instagram changes how they work.