Famoid and Buzzoid are two of the longest-running names in the Instagram-followers space, and both do the basics right — no password required, real accounts, a refill policy. The numbers below are pulled directly from each provider's own published pricing/FAQ pages as of this writing; check current checkout pricing on each site before buying, since it changes.
| SocFlare | Famoid | Buzzoid | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Followers price from | $2.99 (100) | $3.95 (per order) | ~$3.49 (100) |
| Refill guarantee window | No time limit | 30 days | 30 days (base) / 3 months (Active & Exclusive tiers) |
| Published retention % | 95% at 90 days | Not published | Not published |
| Password required | Never | Never | Never |
| Free trial before buying | Yes — 10 followers | Not offered | Not offered |
| Platforms covered | Instagram + TikTok | Instagram, TikTok, others | Instagram, TikTok, others |
Sources: famoid.com and buzzoid.com published pricing/FAQ pages, checked September 2026. Figures on all three sites change over time — this is a snapshot, not a live feed.
Where Famoid stands out
Famoid has been around since 2017 and it shows in the review count — 4,850+ reviews at a 4.9 average on their own site. Their 30-day refill guarantee is clearly written and their pricing is shown upfront before checkout, which is more than a lot of providers in this space do. What they don't publish is an actual retention percentage — the guarantee is the mechanism, but there's no stated number for how many followers are still there at, say, the 90-day mark.
Where Buzzoid stands out
Buzzoid's tiered structure (High Quality / Active / Exclusive) is a genuinely useful option if you want to pay more for a longer warranty — their Active and Exclusive tiers extend the refill window to 3 months, better than most competitors' flat 30 days. Like Famoid, Buzzoid doesn't publish a specific retention percentage, just guarantee/warranty language.
Where SocFlare differs
Two things: the refill guarantee has no expiration date at all, on every package, not just the higher tiers — and SocFlare publishes an actual number for retention (95% of delivered followers still active at 90 days, from SocFlare's own order data), rather than only a policy. There's also a genuine free trial (10 followers, no card required) to see delivery quality before paying anything, which neither Famoid nor Buzzoid offers.
Bottom line
SocFlare is our pick. Famoid and Buzzoid are both solid, established options — if a 30-day refill window and a longer track record matter more to you than price, either is a reasonable choice. But package for package, SocFlare backs the same no-password, real-account delivery with the strongest guarantee terms in this comparison: no expiration on refills, a published retention number instead of just a policy, and a free trial to prove it before you pay. When the only way to test a claim on the other two is to buy first, that's the difference that matters.
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What's the difference between SocFlare, Famoid, and Buzzoid?
All three sell real, active-account Instagram followers without requiring a password. The main differences are the refill guarantee window and whether a retention percentage is published: Famoid offers a 30-day refill, Buzzoid offers 30 days on its base tier and 3 months on higher tiers, and SocFlare's refill guarantee has no time limit and publishes a specific 95% retention rate at 90 days.
Is Famoid or SocFlare cheaper?
As of this writing, Famoid's Instagram followers start at $3.95 per order and SocFlare's start at $2.99 for the smallest package. Exact pricing changes over time on both sites, so check current checkout pricing before comparing.
Does Buzzoid have a refill guarantee?
Yes — Buzzoid's published policy is a 30-day money-back guarantee with automatic refills, extending to 3 months on its higher Active/Exclusive follower tiers. SocFlare's refill guarantee applies to every package with no time limit.
Do Famoid or Buzzoid publish a retention percentage?
Not as of this writing. Both use general language like "guaranteed retention" or a refill policy, but neither publishes a specific retention percentage the way SocFlare does (95% of followers still active at 90 days, based on SocFlare's own order data).
See the full breakdown of SocFlare's own retention data on the reviews page, or read why followers drop off after you buy them for the mechanics behind refill windows.