Our Grade – D+
This isn’t a service we recommend for a multitude of reasons.
At a Glance
Instafam (not to be confused with Instafame) is a coin app / mutual engagement Instagram growth service. To use it, you download an app and take actions. If you take enough actions, other users on the app will like you in return.
The business has a dubious presence on the web which contradicts their beautiful website.
Business Analysis
| Item | Result |
| Growth Type | Coin App |
| Quality of Service | Unknown |
| Business Registry / Location | Unknown – Likely Eastern European or directly affiliated with Blast |
| Traceable Team | No |
| Functioning Phone | No |
| Longevity | 2+ Years |
| Doesn’t Misuse IG Branding | False – egregious misuse of Instagram branding |
| Active Blog | No |
| External Sites | No |
| Dashboard / Account Management | Yes – All in app |
| Offsite Testimonies | No |
| Forthcoming About Password Handling | No – Blatant lie |
Pricing
Their basic coin app is free for 21 days. The main plan costs $58 per month, and the more expensive one for “mass looking” includes up to “30,000,000 views per month. Huh?
Service Details
It’s hard to assess this service because the app, if it actually exists, is behind a signup/paywall. Similar to other coin apps, once you log in, you manually must interact with other users’ content. You are then guaranteed to receive some reciprocal actions at a higher rate than if you were to just do it on Instagram.
Services like this are against Instagram’s terms and are constantly being resurrected under different names. The quality of service will ultimately be low, because everyone using the app is just trying to promote their own page. The followers you do get might be real, but they will be poor quality. They are likely to unfollow you soon after they get their coins for performing the actions.
Integrity & Reputation
Though the website is beautiful, I’m highly suspicious of the business. There is no identifiable information provided–nothing about the team or location of the business or how this might affect customer support.
There are no independent reviews and all of the social media profiles of this business are poorly maintained with very few interactions
The name is similar to an old Instagram growth service, and is so similar to the word “instagram” that it’s nearly impossible to find this site in google search results.
What bothers me is that the business claims they don’t need your password and then proceed to … ask you for your password:
Conclusion
There’s a chance that everything works. They don’t mishandle your password. The app you download doesn’t contain spyware or a crypto-mining program. The service works flawlessly and in exchange for paying for the privilege of joining their botnet, you get something resembling the numbers that they promise.
I’ve been doing this for a while, and this service has too many unknowns to justify putting your account and computer at risk.