Auto likes that follow each new Instagram post

How to set up an auto likes subscription

1. Enter the username of a public profile.
2. Set how many new posts to cover and how many likes each post should get. The subscription runs on its own.
3. Pay from your balance and follow the status in Orders. For many links use Mass order, or send the same order from your own panel through the API.

Why agencies use auto likes instead of single orders

Single orders work when you know the post link. Agencies and social media managers rarely do: posts go live on a schedule, sometimes at night, sometimes from the client's own phone. An auto likes subscription removes that step. The panel checks the username, notices new uploads and places the likes order for each one.

When you create a subscription you choose the username, a minimum and maximum likes per post, how many future posts to cover and, if you like, a delay before likes start. A range is useful: every post gets a slightly different number, which looks more natural than an identical count on the whole grid. The delay lets the client's own followers react first.

Everything is visible in the Subscriptions section of your account: which posts were caught, how many orders were created and how many posts are left. You can pause or cancel when a client leaves. Resellers can create and manage subscriptions over the API as well, so their own customers set it up without contacting you.

A few things to check: the profile must be public, and the subscription only covers posts published after it starts, not the older ones. If a client changes their username, the subscription loses track, so cancel it and start a new one with the new handle. For past posts, place ordinary likes orders instead.

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