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Buy Instagram Likes Cheap in Singapore: Prices, Timing and Rules

By Olivia Bennett, Instagram Growth Expert7 min read
Buy Instagram Likes Cheap in Singapore: Prices, Timing and Rules
Quick answer
To buy Instagram likes cheap in Singapore, paste a public post or Reel link, choose a package and pay through the secure link the SocialGrowthly team sends. Prices start at $2 (USD) for 100 likes, and your bank converts the charge to Singapore dollars. Delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment. Before you order for a business post, know that Singapore's ASAS guidelines tell marketers not to boost engagement by buying bulk likes.
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Key points
  • Likes start at $2 for 100 and $7 for 1,000; prices are in US dollars and your bank converts them to SGD.
  • Orders need only a public post or Reel link, and delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment.
  • Singapore runs on SGT (UTC+8) all year, so global posting-time studies in local time apply directly.
  • ASAS guidelines say marketers must not boost engagement through fraudulent means, naming the purchase of bulk likes as an example.
  • Small, in-proportion orders on personal or event posts fit best; never use bought likes to mislead customers.

How to buy Instagram likes cheap in Singapore

To buy Instagram likes cheap in Singapore, you copy the link to a public post or Reel, choose a package on SocialGrowthly and pay through a secure link. You never share your Instagram password, and delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment.

  1. Copy your link. Open the post or Reel and copy its link. The account must be public.
  2. Choose a package. Go to the buy Instagram likes page and pick an amount from 100 up to 100,000 likes.
  3. Check out. Checkout opens WhatsApp or email. The team replies with a secure payment link.
  4. Pay and watch it start. Delivery begins 2-5 minutes after payment.

If delivery has not started within 72 hours, you get a full refund under the refund policy. Support runs 24/7 by email at support@socialgrowthly.com, so the Singapore time difference never leaves you waiting for office hours elsewhere.

If you have been searching "Instagram likes buy" and comparing a dozen sellers, our guide to the cheapest Instagram likes explains which low prices are worth it and which are red flags.

How much do cheap Instagram likes cost in Singapore?

Cheap Instagram likes at SocialGrowthly cost $2 for 100, $7 for 1,000 and $50 for 10,000. All prices are in US dollars; your bank or card provider converts the charge to Singapore dollars at its own rate.

LikesPrice (USD)Cost per 100 likesGood fit for
100$2.00$2.00A personal post or a first test
200$3.50$1.75A small creator's regular post
500$5.00$1.00An event or announcement post
1,000$7.00$0.70Accounts that normally get several hundred likes
2,500$15.00$0.60Larger accounts
5,000$27.50$0.55Big accounts with high normal activity
10,000$50.00$0.50Very large accounts

The exact Singapore dollar amount depends on your bank's exchange rate on the day you pay. Some cards also add a fee for foreign-currency payments, so check your card's terms if you want the precise figure.

Cheap does not mean you should buy the biggest pack. The best value is the package that matches what your posts normally receive. A post that usually gets 60 likes and suddenly shows 5,000 looks wrong to anyone who checks.

When should you post in Singapore for a strong start?

Singapore runs on Singapore Standard Time (SGT), UTC+8, with no daylight saving changes. That makes posting-time studies that report results in local time easy to apply: you simply read their times as SGT.

Buffer's 2026 study of 9.6 million Instagram posts, covering January 2024 to December 2025, normalised its results so the times apply in any local time zone. Its top three slots were:

Buffer's top slot (local time)What it means in Singapore
Thursday, 9 a.m.Thursday 9 a.m. SGT, around the start of the working day
Wednesday, 12 p.m.Wednesday noon SGT, the lunch hour
Wednesday, 6 p.m.Wednesday 6 p.m. SGT, the end of the working day

The same study ranked Wednesday as the best day and Friday and Saturday as the weakest. Treat these as starting slots, then check your own Insights for when your followers are most active.

Timing matters for bought likes too. A small order placed right after you post helps the post look alive when your followers first see it. Our guide to the best time to post on Instagram compares the major 2026 studies in more depth.

What Singapore's advertising guidelines say about bought likes

Singapore's advertising guidelines tell marketers not to boost engagement through fraudulent means, and they name the purchase of bulk likes as an example. If your post promotes a product or service, that guideline applies to you.

The Advertising Standards Authority of Singapore (ASAS) is the advertising industry's self-regulatory body. Its Guidelines for Interactive Marketing Communication and Social Media, issued in 2016 as part of the Singapore Code of Advertising Practice, cover social media content that promotes goods and services or aims to influence consumer behaviour.

Who the guidelines cover

They apply to everyone involved in social media marketing, including a brand's marketing staff, endorsers, blog owners, advertising agencies and their clients.

What they say about engagement

Section 3.6 says marketers must not boost the engagement of a website, a social media channel or their content through fraudulent means. Its examples are buying bulk likes, creating fake accounts and using programmes that generate page traffic.

What they say about disclosure

Section 3.5 asks for sponsored content to be disclosed clearly and prominently, as early as possible, so people notice it with minimal scrolling or clicking.

Instagram's rules point the same way. Meta's Community Standards on spam prohibit buying or selling engagement, and Instagram announced in 2018 that it removes inauthentic likes, follows and comments. So if you run a business account in Singapore, think carefully before ordering likes on a promotional post.

Who cheap likes suit, and who should skip them

Cheap likes suit personal accounts, creators testing a format and event posts that need a modest first push. Businesses promoting products in Singapore have the ASAS guideline to weigh, and anyone expecting sales from likes alone will be disappointed.

Likely a fitProbably skip
A personal post you want to start with a respectable countPromotional posts for a business, given ASAS section 3.6
A creator testing a new Reel formatAnyone using likes to look more influential to a brand or client
A community event or fundraiser announcementAccounts expecting likes to bring sales or followers by themselves
A one-off post that matters more than usualLarge orders far above your normal activity

Bought likes give one post social proof. They do not bring fans, followers or sales on their own, and some can disappear if Instagram removes them. Our guide on whether it is safe to buy Instagram likes covers the risks in detail.

How to keep a small likes order looking natural

A small likes order looks natural when it stays close to your normal numbers, arrives on a fresh post and sits alongside real comments and replies. Big jumps on old posts look odd.

  1. Check your average. Look at the likes on your last ten posts. Order an amount near that range.
  2. Use it on new posts. A fresh post gaining likes looks normal. A two-year-old post suddenly jumping does not.
  3. Keep comments in proportion. Thousands of likes with no comments is a common giveaway.
  4. Reply to your real comments. Active replies show a real person runs the account.
  5. Do not stack orders. One order per post is enough. Repeated top-ups invite questions.

For the full buying process, red flags in sellers and what bought likes can and cannot do, read our guide on how to buy likes on Instagram.

Should you add comments to your likes?

Adding a few comments to a likes order keeps the post balanced, because a high like count with an empty comment thread looks unusual. At SocialGrowthly, you write every comment yourself, one per line.

CommentsPrice (USD)
30$5.00
50$7.49
100$9.99

If you buy Instagram comments, write lines that fit the post: a question about the venue, a reaction to a moment in the Reel or a note about the date. Avoid fake reviews and claims of having bought a product. Questions work best because you can answer them in the thread.

To order, go to the buy Instagram comments page, paste the same post link and add your comments. For likes, use the Instagram likes page. Both start 2-5 minutes after payment, and neither ever needs your password.

Questions people also ask

Can I pay in Singapore dollars?

Prices are listed in US dollars. After checkout through WhatsApp or email, the team sends a secure payment link in USD, and your bank or card provider converts the amount to Singapore dollars at its own exchange rate. Some cards add a foreign-currency fee, so check your card's terms if you want to know the exact SGD figure in advance.

Is buying Instagram likes allowed in Singapore?

The ASAS Guidelines for Interactive Marketing Communication and Social Media say marketers must not boost engagement through fraudulent means, and they name buying bulk likes as an example. ASAS is a self-regulatory industry body, and the guidelines cover marketing content. Instagram's own rules also discourage buying engagement. Avoid bought likes on promotional posts.

How fast do the likes arrive?

Delivery starts 2-5 minutes after payment, so a post you share at lunchtime in Singapore can show new likes within minutes of paying. If delivery has not started within 72 hours, you get a full refund under the refund policy. Email support at support@socialgrowthly.com is available 24/7, so you can get help in the evening or at weekends without waiting for office hours.

What is the best time to post on Instagram in Singapore?

Buffer's 2026 study of 9.6 million posts found the strongest local-time slots were Thursday at 9 a.m. and Wednesday at noon and 6 p.m. In Singapore, that means those times in SGT (UTC+8). Friday and Saturday ranked weakest in the same study. Test these slots, then follow your own Insights.

Do I need to give my Instagram password?

No. SocialGrowthly needs only the link to a public post or Reel. Nobody logs in to your account. Avoid any seller or app that asks for your login, because Instagram has said that sharing login details with third-party apps makes accounts less secure. A link-only order keeps your login entirely in your own hands.

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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.