Grace Sullivan
An iDigic review has to answer one question first: is this long-running Instagram growth service what it says it is? iDigic sells followers, likes and views for Instagram, and its own pages are open about what you get, what is covered by refills and what is not. This review sets out what iDigic’s pages stated on 21 October 2026, what independent sources say about buying engagement, and where the risks sit.
We do desk research only. We did not sign up for, pay for or run iDigic, and we do not link to its site. Everything below comes from iDigic’s public pages, domain records and the independent sources in “Further reading”, all read on 21 October 2026.
Quick answer: iDigic is live and sells Instagram followers, likes and views by username, with no password asked. Its terms promise free refills for 30 days (90 with an add-on) and a 30-day refund window, but they also say the service is for personal, non-commercial use only and that you use it at your own risk with Instagram.
Status: active. Price from: $1.99 for likes, $3.49 for followers, $2.49 for views, as shown on its pages on 21 October 2026. Safety: buying engagement goes against Instagram’s rules, so account action is possible whatever the provider promises.
What iDigic is
iDigic is a paid growth service that sells social media engagement. On its homepage it lists Instagram likes, followers, views and comments, plus a follower count checker and a free trial. It also sells YouTube and TikTok engagement. Our 2021 review described it as Instagram only, so that part has changed.
According to its own pages, iDigic has operated since 2011 and has more than 58,980 users with a 4.98 out of 5 rating. Those are the company’s claims and we could not check them independently. Its terms name the operator as Last Page Ltd., a company registered in Nicosia, Cyprus.
The domain record backs up part of the history. The public registry shows the idigic.net domain registered in February 2015 and paid up to February 2029. We file iDigic under Growth Services, next to other services that sell or automate Instagram growth. Our guide to buying Instagram followers explains the general risks.
How it works
iDigic says you only need your Instagram username, never your password. The checkout flow on its pages is: pick a service, enter the username, choose a package and pay. The terms say iDigic uses the username for “API access” and does not store or share it. For likes you also select the posts that should receive them, and you can split likes across several posts.
The account has to stay public. The terms also say the account must keep the same username for refills to work. The pages do not state a delivery time. They describe High Quality delivery as “fast”, Premium as “guaranteed” and VIP as “guaranteed instant”, and the buyer’s guide says orders can arrive within minutes. Those are descriptions, not measured times.
Features
Followers
- Packages: 100 up to 20,000 followers.
- Tiers: High Quality, Premium (“Real Active” followers) and VIP, which adds followers from “targeted people” and priority support.
- Refill: 30-day refill, listed explicitly on the Premium tier and described as site-wide in the guarantee section.
- Login: username only.
Likes and views
- Likes: 50 to 20,000, in High Quality and Premium versions, delivered instantly or gradually.
- Views: 500 up to 1,000,000, for videos. The pages say dropped views are replaced for 30 days.
- Extra: video views are included with likes packages, according to the likes page.
Free trial
The free trial page says the offer covers “an unlimited number of accounts” and delivers through an app called Likezoid, which it calls an iDigic partner. It tells you to download the app and sign in to your Instagram account. It gives no follower quantity or limit, and it does not say what the sign-in involves. The homepage says no password is needed for paid orders, so the trial works differently from the main service. Read the trial terms before you enter any login details anywhere, and remember that handing a password to any third-party app is the risk Instagram warns about.
Support
The homepage advertises 24/7 live chat. The FAQ page links to a contact page. We could not read a stated email address or response time, so we cannot say how fast support answers.
Pricing
Prices below are the starting prices shown on iDigic’s pages on 21 October 2026. Exact prices per package are shown at checkout and could not be fully read from the pages, so confirm them there.
| Service | Packages | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram likes | 50 to 20,000 | $1.99 |
| Instagram followers | 100 to 20,000 | $3.49 |
| Instagram views | 500 to 1,000,000 | $2.49 |
The pages show bigger packages with savings from $2 on the 250-follower package up to $61 on the 20,000 package. Our 2021 review said likes and followers cost the same per package. We could not confirm that from today’s pages, so we dropped it. For other sellers’ pricing, see our Buzzoid review and our MySocialFollowing review.
On payment, the followers page mentions PayPal and debit or credit cards. The terms mention secure gateways and show card logos without listing methods. We could not reconcile the two, so check the checkout page.
Refills and refunds
- Refund: a full refund can be requested within 30 calendar days of the first purchase, by email. Free or promotional services, fully delivered and confirmed orders, and accounts that broke the terms are excluded. The terms say decisions usually take 3 to 5 business days and approved refunds take 7 to 10 business days to arrive.
- Refill: lost followers, likes or views are topped up free for 30 days, or 90 days with the add-on. The target is the starting count plus what you ordered. A refill never adds more than you ordered, and drops below the starting count are not covered.
What Reddit users ask, and what we could confirm
People searching for “iDigic Reddit” usually want to know four things. We could not open Reddit from our research tools on 21 October 2026, so we cannot tell you what any thread says and we do not quote one. What we can do is answer each question from sources we did read.
- Is iDigic legit? It is a live, operating business with a named company, terms and a refund policy on its site. That does not tell you the quality of what it delivers. The independent reviews we found were mostly roundups that read as promotional, plus one critical piece, so we have no verified measure of delivery quality.
- Do the followers drop? iDigic’s own pages say the count can fall, and they cover drops with refills for 30 days. The terms say drops below the starting count are not covered. Nothing on the pages says what happens after the refill period.
- Do I get my money back? The terms allow a refund request within 30 days, with the exclusions above. They also tell customers to contact support before starting a chargeback and warn of account termination and an IP ban for fraudulent disputes. We could not read independent customer reports on how refunds work in practice, because Trustpilot returned an error to our tools.
- Will Instagram ban me? iDigic’s terms say you use the service at your own risk and that it is not responsible if an account is banned. See the safety section below.
Safety and risks
- Platform rules. In November 2018, Instagram announced that it removes inauthentic likes, follows and comments from third-party apps, says these apps violate its Community Guidelines and Terms of Use, and warned that accounts which keep using them may see their experience affected. That post is about apps that act through your account, which is not how iDigic describes itself, but the rules on inauthentic engagement are the same.
- “Real” followers are a claim. iDigic describes its followers as high quality or real and active. We could not verify this, and nothing we read confirms who the accounts are. Treat the wording as marketing.
- Business use is excluded. The terms say iDigic is for personal, non-commercial use and may not be used to promote a business, earn income or influence customers. Separately, the US Federal Trade Commission’s final rule on fake reviews and testimonials, announced on 14 August 2024, bars buying fake indicators of social media influence such as bot-generated followers or views. It applies when the buyer knew or should have known they were fake and uses them to misstate influence for a commercial purpose. This is not legal advice.
- The free trial asks you to sign in through an app. That differs from the username-only paid flow. Do not share a password with any app you cannot vet.
For how these services compare on risk, see our overview of Instagram growth services.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Live, with a named operating company and published terms.
- Paid orders need only a username, not a password.
- Prices start low: $1.99 for likes, $3.49 for followers and $2.49 for views on 21 October 2026.
- Written 30-day refund window and 30-day refills, with a 90-day add-on.
- Its buyer’s guide admits followers may drop and that very large orders can look unusual to Instagram.
Cons
- Buying engagement goes against Instagram’s rules.
- Terms limit use to personal, non-commercial accounts.
- Drops below the starting count and anything after the refill window are not covered.
- No delivery time is stated.
- Payment methods are described inconsistently, and the trial works through a separate app.
- Follower quality claims could not be verified.
Who it suits
iDigic suits someone who has already decided to buy engagement for a personal account, wants a username-only checkout and wants the refill and refund terms in writing. It does not suit businesses, because the terms exclude them, and it does not suit anyone who cannot accept account risk. If you are comparing sellers, see our Famoid review and the followers apps roundup. If your goal is lasting reach, spend the money on content and consistency instead.
Alternatives
These are reviews on SUEVU. Each service has its own risks, and we have not bought or tested any of them.
- Buzzoid sells followers and engagement and has its own review.
- Famoid is a similar engagement seller reviewed in the same category.
- Upleap is a growth service with a full SUEVU review.
- Kicksta is an automation-style growth service covered in its own review.
For a free option, see our free Instagram followers comparison.
Also see what happened to Instaboostgram (domain offline).
iDigic FAQ
Is iDigic still active?
Yes. Its site loaded on 21 October 2026 and listed current prices.
Does iDigic ask for my Instagram password?
Not for paid orders, according to its pages: only a username is needed. The free trial page says you sign in through the Likezoid app, and does not say how.
How much does iDigic cost?
From $1.99 for likes, $3.49 for followers and $2.49 for views, as shown on 21 October 2026. Check the checkout for exact package prices.
Does iDigic offer refunds?
Its terms allow a full refund request within 30 days of the first purchase, with exclusions for free services, fully delivered orders and accounts that broke the terms.
Can I use iDigic for a business account?
Its terms say no: use is for personal, non-commercial purposes only.
Can Instagram remove what I buy?
Yes. Instagram has said it removes inauthentic likes, follows and comments, and iDigic’s refills only restore a count up to what you ordered.
Further reading
Pages read on 21 October 2026.