Instagram auto-likes solve the workflow problem that every consistent creator hits once they get past 3 posts a week: placing a new like order every time you upload gets tedious fast, and the early-window velocity signal dies if the order goes in 6 hours after publish instead of 6 minutes. Auto-likes automate the per-post ship so the engagement signal hits inside the early-window on every upload without you opening a new order tab.
When you subscribe to Instagram auto-likes, you set two parameters at checkout: your Instagram username (public profile) and the per-post like volume (50, 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 2,500). We poll your account's feed every 15 minutes for new posts. When a new post is detected, we queue the specified volume of likes against that post URL and begin delivery within 15 minutes of the poll detecting it. In practice, most new posts get their auto-like order shipped within 20–30 minutes of publish, well inside the 60-minute early-window bonus the ranking system weights heavily.
Reels, feed posts, and carousel posts all auto-trigger the ship. Stories do not, Stories use a separate engagement signal (story views, story replies) that auto-likes would not affect. Archived posts don't trigger either; we only ship on newly-published posts.
Monthly pricing maps to per-post volume × average posting frequency. If you post 15 times a month at 100 likes per post, you're shipping 1,500 likes a month; that maps to the "Regular 1,500" plan. Rolling credit from under-posting months is 30% of monthly quota maximum, any surplus above 30% expires at cycle end to prevent stockpiling.