In the first place, the Likegrowers website looks fine with initial info about its work. However, it does not have a FAQ or any blog on it. So, all you have is mainly the homepage with limited tabs.
If you want to sign up for it now, you will face the following picture. Showing that you cannot sign up due to mass traffic. We hope itâs temporary because it has a negative impact on potential customers.
However, you can see what further steps are about. For example, they need you to give them your Instagram user name account and its password. Well, you may feel a little unsafe, but theyâll need it as you will get to know how they work.
The features that Likegrowers provide you with are understandable when you find out the process of their work. After signing up, you will need to purchase a like package which contains a certain number of likes. Then, you should spend these likes on 3 elements. These three elements are hashtags, locations, and users.
But, what does it mean to buy or spend likes on these elements? For instance, Likegrowers starts to like the posts related to your input hashtags. This action continues to happen for the equal number of posts youâve spent your likes on hashtagging. In other words, Itâs actually a substitution of you to like hashtag-related posts.
This process happens for your added locations and users too if you choose to spend your likes on them. So, whatâs the point? They claim that the owners of those liked posts will likely react to you with back liking or back following. So, itâs organic and will increase your growth.
In addition to these three elements, Likegrowers allows you to have a blacklist of users to avoid liking their posts. They also allow you to add unlimited accounts.
Likegrowers Safety And Controversies
If you search for Likegrowers reviews and safety on the web, youâll be disappointed. Because there are some negative opinions. One of them asserts that the website does not contain any price or plan for the services. However, it isnât right, because they have it now at least. Some other famous reviewers have mentioned this problem too. So, there are two explanations.
One explanation is that they have prices only on some packages, but not their like packages. So, itâs not really obvious how much you should pay for likes. Thus, the objection may refer to this problem. The other theory is that theyâve added their prices recently. In other words, by the time people found the app transparency guilty, the website hadnât shown its pricing.
There is no free trial mode, so you should purchase one of their 3 packages. The basic, the premium, and the professional packages cost you 10$, 35$, and 50$ respectively. The good news is if you buy these packages, they will be permanent. But, you should always buy likes.