Choosing between Instagram Services

Rizer · Sep 3, 2017

Hi, my subscription to Instaplus ended this month and they are closing the site so I'm looking for alternatives.

This are my needs:

- I shared my instaplus account with a friend so I'd like to share this one aswell, some services wouldn't allow that.

- I'd like to not have to worry about proxies

- I need to run actions on 2 or 3 IG accounts at the same time.

- I don't need a lot of features, I usually stick with Liking by users/hashtags.

I checked some websites and services and these are the best I found, any ideas about which one would suit me better?

Instazood: I don't understand the payment method, you pay for time? How does that work? Any experiences?

Instajool: Seems good but I've read some bad experiences on this forum.

Instaheap: Quite expensive, is it worth it?

Thanks

Disobey. · Sep 3, 2017

I've had experience with all three and instaheap is the defiantly the best.

Rizer · Sep 3, 2017

Disobey. said:
I've had experience with all three and instaheap is the defiantly the best.

Could you tell a bit more about it?

I searched for opinions on the forum but all I got was some guy who worked for them or something like that.

Disobey. · Sep 3, 2017

Rizer said:
Could you tell a bit more about it?

I searched for opinions on the forum but all I got was some guy who worked for them or something like that.

1. Instazood you need your own proxy and seemed slow.
2. Instajool is just a script from codecanyon and you need your own proxy
3. Instaheap is defiantly not perfect but runs smooth and dont need your own proxy.

Conorvlad · Sep 3, 2017

I have only tried Instazood and I wouldn't recommend it, it gets considerably more expensive if you have more than 1 account as you pay for "days" as you said. So for example if you have 3 accounts, buying 30 days only equates to 10 days on each account if you split them up evenly.

However, contrary to what the person above said, I thought they do give you their own proxy which means you will save money on proxies. Their proxy service is outlined in the FAQ section:

"You can’t use your own proxy server(s), but when you add your Instagram account to your dashboard at the first time it will get its own private IP address and a proxy server that will be assigned only to this account."

As for functionality, I believe it works fine but nothing really is as good as Massplanner etc used to before they were closed.

Rizer · Sep 4, 2017

Thanks for your replies.

I'll give Instaheap a try but I'm wondering why is so expensive. Also in clients they listed Asos, which is a huge clothing shop in the UK, I find it strange that they are so open about this.

Disobey. · Sep 4, 2017

There is also Archie but you need a invite (I can give you one if needed) , I gained the most followers with Archie.

Conorvlad said:
I have only tried Instazood and I wouldn't recommend it, it gets considerably more expensive if you have more than 1 account as you pay for "days" as you said. So for example if you have 3 accounts, buying 30 days only equates to 10 days on each account if you split them up evenly.

However, contrary to what the person above said, I thought they do give you their own proxy which means you will save money on proxies. Their proxy service is outlined in the FAQ section:

"You can’t use your own proxy server(s), but when you add your Instagram account to your dashboard at the first time it will get its own private IP address and a proxy server that will be assigned only to this account."

As for functionality, I believe it works fine but nothing really is as good as Massplanner etc used to before they were closed.

When I tried instazood it wouldn't like a photo unless I added a proxy (They state you need one after you add an account)

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