How Much Do Instagram Shares Cost?

How much do Instagram shares cost?

Instagram shares cost from $0.99 for 100 to $59.99 for 20,000 on Rizula. Every order covers one post or Reel, and the price depends only on how many shares you pick. There are no plans, no subscriptions and no fees added at the end.

This guide lays out the full price list, shows the cost per 100 shares at each size, explains how in-between amounts are priced, and works through totals for mixed orders. All prices come from the Rizula price list, checked on 2026-11-11. For what shares are and why they matter, see our guide to Instagram shares.

What is the full shares price list?

Here are the eight main rows. The last column divides each price by the number of shares, so you can compare sizes fairly.

The pattern is steady. Each step up in size brings the cost per 100 down. The biggest drop comes early: going from 100 to 1,000 shares cuts the cost per 100 by more than half.

How are amounts between the rows priced?

You are not limited to the eight rows. You can type any amount from 100 to 20,000, and the form prices it on a straight line between the two nearest rows.

Here is how that works in plain maths. 750 shares sit exactly halfway between 500 ($2.89) and 1,000 ($4.49). The gap between those two prices is $1.60, and half of that is 80 cents. So 750 shares comes to $3.69.

A few more in-between amounts, worked out the same way:

• 150 shares comes to $1.29.
• 300 shares comes to $2.09.
• 1,500 shares comes to $6.16.
• 3,000 shares comes to $10.99.
• 7,500 shares comes to $24.49.

The form does this sum for you the moment you type a number, so you never need to work it out by hand. It is still useful to know the rule, because it shows there are no hidden jumps between sizes.

Why do bigger orders cost less per share?

It is the same idea as buying in bulk at a shop. A larger order costs more in total but less for each unit.

Here is a direct comparison. Ten separate orders of 100 shares cost a total of $9.90. One order of 1,000 shares costs $4.49. That is less than half the money for the same number of shares.

But remember that each Rizula order covers one post. Ten orders of 100 would usually mean ten different posts, while one order of 1,000 goes to a single post. So the cheaper option per share only helps if one post really needs that many. Our guide on choosing an amount, listed in the related guides below, shows how to size an order from your own Insights.

What does a mixed order cost?

Rizula lets you switch on five services for the same post: likes, views, shares, reposts and saves. Each has its own price list, and the form adds them into one total.

Here are three worked examples for one Reel each.

Adding views to a shares order is common. A post where more people shared than watched looks uneven, so many buyers order views first and shares at a smaller number. Reposts use the same price list as shares for now, so 500 reposts cost $2.89, the same as 500 shares.

How do you compare shares prices between sellers?

A low price means little if the order never arrives or the seller asks for your password. When you compare price lists, check these points too.

One more point: an order sent to a wrong link you gave cannot be refunded. Copy the link fresh from the exact post before you order.

What is the cost per viewer?

Some buyers like to think about cost against the size of the post. This is simple maths with your own Insights numbers.

Say a Reel has 20,000 viewers and you add 500 shares for $2.89. That is 2.5 extra shares per 100 viewers, for under three dollars. On a Reel with 2,000 viewers, the same 500 shares would be 25 extra shares per 100 viewers, which is far out of step with the post.

This is why the right price is not the lowest price, but the price of the right amount. A small order that fits the post is better value than a big one that does not. Instagram's help pages say Insights work for any public account and cover up to the past 90 days, so you can check your Viewers number before you order.

What does a monthly shares budget look like?

Rizula has no monthly plans, so a budget is just the sum of single orders. Most accounts do not order shares for every post. They pick the few posts that matter most each month, such as a launch, an event or a collaboration.

Here is simple maths for three kinds of month:

• Light month: one key Reel with 250 shares. The total is $1.89.
• Steady month: four key posts with 250 shares each. Four orders of $1.89 add up to a total of $7.56.
• Launch month: two posts with 500 shares each, plus one launch Reel with 2,500 shares. The total comes to $15.27.

Write your plan down before the month starts. It keeps spending in check and stops you from ordering on impulse for posts that do not need it.

How do you pay, and when does the cost apply?

The order form shows your total, but you do not pay inside the form. Here is how the payment works:

1. You build the order and type your email at checkout.
2. You send the order on WhatsApp, Telegram or by email.
3. Rizula replies with a payment link for the same total.
4. You pay, and delivery starts within minutes after the payment is confirmed.

If Rizula cannot deliver, you get your money back in full. If only part arrives, you choose whether Rizula delivers the rest or refunds that part. For every step of the order, read how to buy Instagram shares.

Are there costs beyond the price?

The price is the only money you pay Rizula. But there are rules to weigh as well. Meta's spam policy bans selling, buying or exchanging engagement, and it names shares as an example. In the US, the 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. If you plan to use bought numbers for business, get legal advice first. Our plain summary of the rules on buying engagement covers both.

When you are ready, open the shares order form, paste your post link and type an amount. The exact total appears before you send anything.