Poprey reviews are worth reading before you pay, because Poprey sells Instagram followers, likes, views and comments, and the claims on its pages sit uneasily beside what Instagram says about bought engagement. This review sets out what Poprey’s pages said on 21 October 2026, what independent sources report, and the risks of buying followers.
We do desk research only. We did not sign up for, pay for or run Poprey. Everything below comes from Poprey’s own pages and from the independent sources listed at the end, all read on 21 October 2026. One caveat matters: poprey.com blocked our automated requests, so we read the same service’s Italian-language site, which links back to poprey.com as its English version. The packages, terms and company details below come from that site.
Quick answer: Poprey is still operating. It sells Instagram followers, likes, views and comments in small packages, with a 10-follower free trial and a refund-style “guarantee” you can pick on followers. It says it uses “real” followers, but its own FAQ describes its standard followers as real accounts that are “not very active”. Buying followers breaks Instagram’s rules, and customer reviews are mixed.
Status: active. Price from: $2.10 for 100 followers on the page we read. Safety: bought followers can be removed by Instagram and may affect your account.
What Poprey is
Poprey is a seller of social media engagement. Its Instagram section lists followers, likes, automatic likes, views and comments, and the same site sells YouTube and TikTok services. It sits in our Growth Services category because it sells numbers, not a tool you run yourself.
Poprey’s terms name the company behind it as Qloyd OÜ, registered in Tallinn, Estonia, with a registration number given on the page. That is the company’s own statement, and we did not check it against the Estonian business register. The same brand runs sites for several countries, including Italy, Germany, France and Spain.
One page banner we read said customers might be experiencing “temporary technical difficulties” when placing an order. Another said delivery of Instagram followers was limited to 500 per hour because of an Instagram update. Both are Poprey’s statements, and conditions may differ when you look.
Our earlier review, written in 2021, called Poprey a scam. We cannot support a verdict that strong from desk research, so this page sticks to what the pages and independent sources show.
How Poprey works
On Poprey’s pages the process is: pick a package, enter your Instagram username or post link and an email address, and pay. Its FAQ says you do not need to share a phone number or your email with Instagram, only basic account details so the followers go to the right profile, and the pages we read never ask for your Instagram password. Its terms say an order can only be processed if the profile is not private and has a profile picture.
The followers page describes a 3-step flow with audience filters such as location, age and interests, but the package listing we read did not show those filters, so we cannot confirm they exist. The terms say service starts after payment completes and that delivery can be instant or gradual, depending on the service.
Payment is by card through a third-party gateway, and the FAQ lists Visa and Mastercard among the methods. The page also shows PayPal, and the terms warn that opening a PayPal dispute gets you blacklisted and your account blocked.
Features
Followers
- Two tiers: “High quality” (standard) and “Premium”
- Standard followers are described by Poprey as real accounts that are not very active, suited to raising the number quickly
- Premium followers are described as human-verified accounts more likely to engage
- A guarantee you can choose, from none up to 180 days
- 10 free followers as a trial
Likes, views and comments
- Instagram likes, with a free trial of 25 likes on the likes page
- Automatic likes (a subscription for new posts)
- Views and comments
- Free offers on the follower, like and view pages, limited by the terms to one use
The pages stress “real” followers throughout. Poprey’s own FAQ, in the same breath, says standard followers are real accounts that interact little. That is a candid description, and it means the standard tier mainly adds a number, not engagement. The marketing claim that it provides “only real, active followers” does not fit that description, and we could not test which is accurate.
Poprey pricing (read on 21 October 2026)
The following Instagram follower prices come from the default (“High quality”) view of the followers page. The page text does not name the currency in the price list, although the page titles quote dollar amounts. Some larger packages carried a “stopped” label on the day, so availability varies. The premium tier costs more, and we could not read its prices. For another seller’s prices, see our Buzzoid review and Famoid review.
| Package | Price shown |
|---|---|
| 10 followers (free trial) | 0.00 |
| 100 followers | 2.10 |
| 250 followers | 3.80 |
| 500 followers | 5.90 |
| 1,000 followers | 9.90 |
| 2,000 followers | 18.90 |
| 5,000 followers | 37.90 |
| 10,000 followers | 67.90 |
- Free trial: 10 followers on the followers page and 25 likes on the likes page. The terms allow the free service once.
- Guarantee: you can choose a guarantee of up to 180 days on followers. The terms describe the guarantee as a non-monetary compensation for missing delivery, and say its details are on each service’s description.
- Refunds: the terms allow a refund request if an order has not started within 48 hours of payment. Delivered orders are not refundable, refunds for YouTube, TikTok, Facebook and Twitter purchases come as store credit, and refunds can take 3 to 25 business days.
- Responsibility: the terms say the company is not responsible for the consequences after you receive your order.
What customers report
We could not find a Trustpilot page for poprey.com. The nearest we read was Trustpilot’s page for poprey.it, which may or may not describe the same operation as poprey.com. On 21 October 2026 it showed:
- 21 reviews, 7 of them in the last 12 months, with a score of about 3.4 to 3.5 out of 5.
- 43% five-star and 47% one-star, a split rather than a consensus.
- Trustpilot notes that the company has not sent review invitations to its customers, so the reviews may not be representative, and that the profile is unclaimed.
- Negative reviews describe non-delivery or partial delivery, fake or bot-like followers, followers disappearing, support through Telegram and refund disputes. Several reviewers call it a scam.
- Positive reviews describe fast delivery, helpful support in some cases and followers that stayed.
The review base is small, and Trustpilot does not verify what reviewers say. The ratings on Poprey’s own pages are far higher (the followers page shows hundreds of “reviews” per package tier), but those come from the company itself and we cannot tell who wrote them. Our earlier review quoted a 56% share of negative reviews, which we could not reproduce from the page we read, so we have dropped it. Our PathSocial review covers the ratings for another growth service.
Safety and risks
Rule-breaking. Instagram’s own position is clear. In November 2018, Instagram announced that it removes fake likes, follows and comments gained through third-party apps and asks affected people to change their password. It said such apps violate its Community Guidelines and Terms of Use and that accounts which keep using them may see a degraded Instagram experience. Poprey’s FAQ answers the question “Can my account be banned for buying followers?” by saying that using a “reputable platform” avoids the risks and that gradual delivery keeps the account safe. We could not verify that claim, and no seller can promise how Instagram will act.
Followers that do not last. Buying followers adds numbers, and Instagram can remove them. Poprey’s own offer of a guarantee of up to 180 days suggests drops happen. Its FAQ includes a question about what to do after losing followers, which we read only as a title. Check the guarantee’s exact terms before paying extra for it.
No engagement. By Poprey’s own description, standard followers are low-activity accounts. A higher follower count does not bring likes, comments or sales. For ways to earn engagement, see our guide to increasing engagement on Instagram.
Legal exposure for businesses. The US Federal Trade Commission’s final rule on fake reviews and testimonials, announced on 14 August 2024, bans buying or selling fake indicators of social media influence, such as followers generated by a bot or hijacked account. It applies when the buyer knew or should have known they were fake and used them to misstate their influence for a commercial purpose. Poprey says its followers are “real”, so whether the rule would reach a purchase depends on the facts. This is not legal advice.
Payment disputes. The terms say a PayPal dispute gets you blacklisted. Know that before you pay, and keep your order confirmation.
Sellers can also disappear. Our status pages for Fastlykke and Instaboostgram record two that appear to be shut down.
Pros and cons
Pros
- A working site with named operator, published terms and a refund rule for orders that do not start.
- Small, cheap packages and a 10-follower free trial let you see the process before paying real money.
- The pages do not ask for your Instagram password.
- A selectable guarantee of up to 180 days on followers.
- Honest wording in the FAQ that standard followers are low-activity accounts.
Cons
- Buying followers breaks Instagram’s rules and can lead to removed followers or a degraded account experience.
- Marketing wording (“real, active followers”, “safe”) that the company’s own FAQ undercuts.
- Mixed independent reviews, including reports of non-delivery and followers dropping.
- Delivered orders are not refundable, and the guarantee is non-monetary compensation.
- poprey.com blocked our access, and prices and availability vary on the day.
Who it suits
Poprey could suit someone who understands the trade-offs, wants a small cheap test and does not need engagement or lasting followers. It does not suit businesses whose credibility depends on genuine followers, anyone with a single important account, or anyone who expects a refund once an order is delivered. If you just want to see what free options deliver, read our free Instagram followers comparison, and our guide to sites that sell Instagram followers for the wider market.
Alternatives
Other sellers reviewed on SUEVU include Buzzoid, Famoid and Stormlikes. They sell the same kind of product, so the same risks apply, and we have not bought or tested any of them. Our followers apps roundup compares more options, and the Growth Services category lists the rest.
Poprey FAQ
Is Poprey legit?
It is an operating business with a named company and published terms as of 21 October 2026. Independent reviews are mixed, and what it sells (followers) breaks Instagram’s rules, so “legit” does not mean “safe for your account”.
Is Poprey safe for my Instagram account?
Poprey says its gradual delivery avoids risk. Instagram says it removes fake activity from third-party apps and that accounts which keep using them may see a degraded experience. No seller can promise the outcome.
Does Poprey need my Instagram password?
The pages we read ask only for your username or post link and an email address. They do not ask for a password.
How much does Poprey cost?
The followers page showed $2.10 for 100, $9.90 for 1,000 and $67.90 for 10,000 in the default tier, with a higher price for premium followers. Check the live page, because prices and availability change.
Does Poprey offer a free trial?
Yes. The pages offered 10 free followers and 25 free likes, once, under its terms.
Can I get a refund from Poprey?
Only if the order has not started within 48 hours, according to its terms. Delivered orders are not refundable.
Further reading
Pages read on 21 October 2026.