How to read a service name
Every label in a service name is part of the contract: it defines speed, guarantee and cancellation before you pay.
Read the service name from left to right — it tells you everything: platform and type (Instagram Followers), guarantee (R30 = 30-day refill, No Refill ⚠️ = as-is), daily speed (Day 50K = up to 50,000 per day) and start time (Instant Start).
Then compare variants: the cheaper one usually carries no guarantee or lower quality — the price difference is the insurance. First time with a service? Place a small test order and read the description for the exact link format and min/max limits.
The full decoder is in the label explorer above.
The labels, one by one
The first words always tell you the platform and the metric delivered. Everything after them is conditions.
K = thousand, M = million. Ordering above the maximum is rejected by the form; the minimum also appears in the service details.
All services are automated/bot services. HQ/Real or 100% Real only describes how the delivered profiles look (photos, posts and activity). It does not mean real people, organic users or genuine interaction.
A cancellation request is not an instant reversal: the provider evaluates it and may reject it if the order is too advanced.
The cheapest variant precisely because drops are your risk. R30/R60/R365/Lifetime variants include the restoration window — that price difference IS the insurance.
It refers to the START of delivery, never to completion. "[0-1 Hour]" style tags are also start estimates.
Your delivery estimate: quantity ÷ daily speed = minimum days. 200K on a Day 50K service ≈ 4 days minimum.
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