Estimate what brands may pay you per sponsored Reel, post or story in India. Enter followers and engagement rate, choose your niche, and get a rupee range per post, a monthly estimate and an indicative value for the page itself.
Estimates are based on typical Indian influencer-marketing rates per 1,000 followers, adjusted for engagement, niche and format. Actual deals depend on your audience location, content quality and negotiation. Instagram's own Terms do not allow selling accounts - read our guide before buying or selling a page.
Instagram does not pay most Indian creators directly for views. Income comes from brand collaborations, affiliate links, product sales and, for eligible accounts, features like subscriptions and gifts. Brands price collaborations mainly on reach and engagement, so two accounts with the same followers can earn very different amounts.
We start from typical Indian market rates per 1,000 followers for your size tier - smaller accounts earn more per follower because their audiences are more engaged - then adjust for your engagement rate (3% is treated as normal), your niche (finance and tech pay more than memes) and the format (Reels usually command a premium over static posts).
The page-value figure shows what similar pages are listed for, but Instagram's Terms of Use say you must not buy, sell or transfer any aspect of an account. Anyone dealing in pages carries the risk of the account being restricted. Read our guides on buying and selling Instagram accounts before you decide.
As a rough guide, accounts with 10K–50K engaged followers often charge ₹2,000–₹25,000 per Reel, while 100K+ accounts can charge ₹20,000 to well over ₹1 lakh. Engagement and niche change this a lot.
No. Followers do not earn money by themselves. Money comes from brand deals, affiliate sales, your own products and Instagram's creator monetization features where available.
For most accounts, 1–3.5% is average and anything above 3.5% is strong. Very low engagement on a large account is a red flag for brands.
It is an indicative range seen on marketplaces. Actual offers depend on audience quality, niche and the risks explained in our guide.
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