Likes-to-followers ratio calculator
Before buying likes, check how many your post can carry without looking odd. Enter followers, current likes and, for videos, the view count.
How it decides
For Instagram posts we treat roughly 2 to 8 per cent of followers as the believable range for likes. For TikTok it’s a little wider, up to about 12 per cent. When you add views, we cap the suggestion at about a fifth of the views, because more likes than that on a video looks off. The tool then picks the largest of our bundles that keeps you inside the range.
Why proportion matters
Numbers that don’t fit together are the easiest thing for anyone to notice. A post with five times more likes than usual for its account, or a video with nearly as many likes as views, invites the question of where they came from. Staying in proportion is the single best way to make a boost look natural.
Using the result
- Go for the suggested size or smaller.
- If it says no bundle is needed, believe it: your post is already doing well for your account.
- For a new account with tiny numbers, think about a small follower bundle first, then likes.
Prices are on Instagram likes and TikTok likes.