Automatic views for every new Instagram reel and video

How to start auto views for a profile

1. Enter the username of a public profile.
2. Set how many new posts to cover and how many views 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.

Running video campaigns without re-ordering

Short video is where most Instagram accounts now post, and it is also where view counts are most visible: the number sits right on the reel thumbnail in the profile grid. A profile where one reel shows thousands and the next shows a handful looks uneven. Auto views smooth that out by giving each new upload a starting base, while the content itself decides how far it goes.

You create a subscription with the username, a view range per video, the number of future posts and an optional delay. Photo posts are skipped; only videos and reels receive views. The Subscriptions tab lists each caught post with its own order ID, so you can report per reel to a client.

For resellers, auto views are an easy upsell next to auto likes: the same setup, the same username, and both can be created through the API. Many agencies run the pair together so that likes and views rise in step on each release.

Keep the account public for the whole period. If the client posts a lot of stories but few reels, this is the wrong tool; look at story views instead. And remember that views on a reel do not turn into followers by themselves; the hook and the caption still do that work.

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