How Much Do Instagram Reposts Cost?

How much do Instagram reposts cost on Rizula?

How much do Instagram reposts cost? Reposting itself is free: any Instagram user can tap Repost on a public Reel or post. The question here is the price of adding reposts to your own post through a growth service.

Here is the full Rizula reposts price list, taken from the Rizula price file on 2026-11-11. Each order covers one Reel or post.

The smallest order is 100 reposts and the largest is 20,000. Prices are in US dollars for every buyer, wherever you live.

New to the feature? Our guide to Instagram reposts explains what a repost is and where it shows up.

How are in-between amounts priced?

You are not stuck with the rows above. You can type any amount from 100 to 20,000, and Rizula prices it between the two nearest rows.

For example:

• 1,500 reposts cost more than 1,000 ($4.49) and less than 2,500 ($9.49).
• 7,500 reposts cost more than 5,000 ($16.99) and less than 10,000 ($31.99).
• 300 reposts cost more than 250 ($1.89) and less than 500 ($2.89).

The order form works out the exact figure the moment you type the number. You see it before you go to checkout, so there is no guessing.

Why do bigger orders cost less per repost?

The table shows a clear pattern. The price per repost falls as the order grows.

At 100 reposts you pay about 1 cent each. At 1,000 you pay under half a cent each. At 20,000 you pay about 0.3 cents each. Put another way, 20,000 reposts cost about 60 times the price of 100, while you get 200 times as many.

That does not mean the biggest order is the best buy. A number has to fit the post. A Reel with 3,000 views and 20,000 reposts makes no sense to anyone who looks at it. Pick the amount that suits the post first, then check the price.

For help choosing an amount that stays in proportion, read how to buy Instagram reposts.

What does each budget buy?

Many people start with a budget instead of a number. Here is the largest row each budget covers.

With a budget of $20 you can also type an amount above 5,000 and watch the total. Amounts between 5,000 and 10,000 cost between $16.99 and $31.99, so you can find the exact amount your budget covers.

How do reposts compare with likes, shares and saves?

Rizula sells five services, each with its own list. Reposts match shares for now. Here is the same amount across four of them.

At the small end the four services cost the same. At the large end, likes cost the most and saves the least, with shares and reposts in between. Views have their own list, starting at 500 views for $1.29.

How much does a mixed order cost?

One Rizula order covers one post, and you can switch on several services for it. The form adds every line into a single total.

Here are three worked examples for one Reel each.

1. A small push. 250 reposts ($1.89) plus 250 likes ($1.99). The total comes to $3.88.
2. A balanced Reel. 10,000 views ($13.99), 1,000 likes ($4.99) and 500 reposts ($2.89). The total comes to $21.87.
3. A launch post. 25,000 views ($29.99), 2,500 likes ($10.99), 1,000 reposts ($4.49) and 1,000 saves ($3.99). The total comes to $49.46.

The second example shows a common shape: many views, fewer likes, and fewer reposts again. People who repost a Reel are a smaller group than people who watch it, so the numbers fall as you go down the order.

One big order or two small ones?

Each order covers one post, so the choice only matters when you are deciding how to spend on a single post over time.

Two orders of 500 reposts for the same post cost $2.89 each, which adds up to $5.78 in total. One order of 1,000 reposts costs $4.49. The single order saves $1.29.

Splitting does have a use. Some buyers prefer to add a second, smaller order later, after they see how the post performs on its own. That is a choice about timing, not price, and it costs a little more.

What do reposts on several posts cost?

Rizula prices each post on its own, because each order covers one link. So reposts for a series of posts means one order per post.

Say you post a three-part Reel series and want 500 reposts on each part. That is three orders at $2.89 each, and the total for the series comes to $8.67. If the first part matters most, you can give it 1,000 reposts ($4.49) and the other two 250 each ($1.89 apiece). That plan adds up to $8.27 in total, and it puts the weight where viewers start.

Write the plan down before you order. It keeps each post in proportion and keeps the spend clear.

Are there hidden costs?

No. Rizula's price is the full price. Here is what the total covers and what it does not.

Rizula never asks for your Instagram password, so there is no account risk from sharing a login. The only thing you give is the post link.

What the price does not buy

A price list is only half the picture. The other half is knowing what the money covers.

The price buys a reposts number on one post. It does not buy followers, comments or Story views, which Rizula does not sell. It does not buy reach, sales or a place in anyone's ranking. Rizula makes no promise on those.

The rules also matter. Meta's spam policy bans buying or selling engagement. The US FTC rule 16 CFR Part 465, in force since October 21, 2024, bans buying or selling fake indicators of social media influence for a commercial purpose, and it names reposts. If you plan to use bought numbers for business, get legal advice first. Our likes guide sets out what the rules on buying say.

Do reposts give value for the money?

Value depends on what you want from the post. Meta says reposts are recommended to the reposter's friends' and followers' feeds. Instagram has not published reposts as a ranking signal. To weigh what a repost can and cannot do, read do Instagram reposts help reach.

When you are ready, open the reposts section on the homepage, paste your post link and type the amount. The total appears before you send anything.