Inflact pricing: $34 and $59 a month, and the tool it quietly stopped selling.

Inflact's pricing page on 3 September 2026 shows three tiers: Free at $0.00, Research at $34.00 per month, Pro at $59.00 per month, with yearly plans sold as one “one-time” payment (“$285.60” and “$495.60”) under a “Save 30% on yearly plans” toggle. The same page's FAQ still prices Research at “$22.00/month” and Pro at “$79.00/month”; the card price is what the checkout carries. There is no free trial of the paid tiers, only a “7-day trial for $3” that auto-rebills, and no money-back guarantee: the Terms say “Funds for services provided are non-refundable.” We are Virallized, a competing managed service at $99–$299/mo: disclosed, so check us as hard as them.

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Inflact's plans, as published on 3 September 2026

Read from inflact.com's own pricing page on 3 September 2026. Billing terms exactly as shown.

PlanMonthly billingAnnual billingWhat the plan page says you get
Free: “Check if that is what you need”“$0.00”“$0.00”Capped tools: “Influencers search” 31, “Viewer & tracker - profiles” 1, “Downloader - content limits” 5; email support.
Research (“Most popular”)“$34.00 per month” (the page's FAQ says “$22.00/month”)“$285.60 one-time”, one payment for the yearFAQ: “Includes features like Viewer & Tracker, Downloader, Influencers Search and Profile Analyzer.” Button: “Get 7-day trial for $3.00”.
Pro“$59.00 per month” (the FAQ says “$79.00/month”)“$495.60 one-time”, one payment for the yearFAQ: “Includes all the features of the Research package plus additional tools, like Hashtag Generator.” “Private Chat” support. Button: “Get 7-day trial for $3.00”.
Custom (module bundle)Not published on a readable pageNot published on a readable page“build a custom plan by selecting only the specific modules you need”; “you will be immediately charged the full price of the customized tool set you choose.”

Sources: inflact.com/pricing/, inflact.com/support/, inflact.com/refund-and-cancellation-policy/ (dated September 3, 2019), inflact.com/terms-of-service/ and the Inflact blog's subscription tutorial (updated Feb 26, 2026). Per-module Custom prices sit inside the signup flow and could not be read; the live table has no row for Promo, Direct or Posting, so no automation price is quoted.

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What the pricing page says, and what the tiers differ on

“Pricing & Plans” opens with “Most Inflact tools are free, making it easy to get started. For more advanced workflows and powerful features choose one of our paid plans”, and three cards. Free is “$0.00” either way. Research, “Most popular”, is “$34.00 per month” or “$285.60 one-time” on the “Yearly” toggle; Pro is “$59.00 per month” or “$495.60 one-time.”

The tiers differ on caps, not on kind: Free is capped at 31 influencer searches and a 5-item downloader limit; Research lifts the caps; Pro adds 5GB of downloads and “Private Chat” support. What is not in that table is the point of this page: there is no row for Promo, Direct or Posting (the automation, DM and scheduling modules). A “Custom” option (“build a custom plan by selecting only the specific modules you need”) is priced only inside the signup flow, where we could not read it.

The billing terms that change the real price

Start with the number itself, because Inflact publishes three. The Research card says $34.00 a month; the FAQ on the same page says “The Research pack … all for a budget-friendly price of just $22.00/month.” The Pro card says $59.00; the FAQ says “For $79.00/month, you get the complete set of tools.” A May 2025 blog post priced them at “€19/month” and “€79/month.” The card is what the checkout button carries; the rest is stale copy, but ask which figure will be on the receipt.

Yearly plans are not subscriptions: the cards label the price “one-time,” and the subscription tutorial explains, “If you purchase a yearly subscription, it is charged once for the entire year. It does not renew automatically.” Monthly plans do renew (“During your first payment, you have been subscribed to auto rebilling on a monthly basis”), and Custom bundles charge in full at once.

The $3 trial and the refund policy, in Inflact's words

There is no free trial of Research or Pro. “We offer a 7-day trial for $3 for the Research and Pro packages,” the pricing FAQ says; the February 2026 tutorial narrows it: “7-day trial for $3. The trial is available for the Research Pack only.” Either way it is a card purchase, and it converts: “The trial automatically converts into a subscription unless you choose to cancel.”

The Refund and Cancellation Policy is dated September 3, 2019: “Refund request must be sent within 30 days of payment.” “Inflact reserves the right to decline the Customer's Refund Request.” The Terms of Service are firmer: “Funds for services provided are non-refundable.” “The payment for Hashtag Generator, for Instagram Downloader and for Instagram Stories Saver is non-refundable.” And the checkout, as quoted in the pricing FAQ: “you will not be able to withdraw from the contract and receive a refund.” The Terms govern, and both documents leave the decision with Inflact. No money-back guarantee, no results guarantee.

What the money buys now: research tools, not a bot

For years Inflact's name meant its Promo module: automated following, liking and story-viewing sold beside a DM tool and a scheduler. Today the pricing page sells research and analytics. The old bot address tells the story itself: inflact.com/instagram-bot/ now redirects, via bot.inflact.com, to a blog post titled “Instagram bots are dead: why UGC content is the future of Instagram growth,” dated Jul 21, 2026. That post does not mention Promo and carries no prices.

So read the pricing page as software you operate yourself: the fees buy lookups, downloads and reports; the hours to act on them are yours. Whether an automation module is still sold inside the app we could not verify, and we quote no price for one. If automation is what you were shopping for, our glossary explains what bot accounts do to an account, the conclusion Inflact's own headline now reaches.

Our price, beside theirs

Ours is a different purchase, so the comparison should say so. Virallized is a managed growth service at $99–$299/mo: growth is scoped to 150–3,000+ followers a month depending on plan, there are no contracts, and a 7-day money-back guarantee is stated on every pricing page. Inflact's $34–$59 buys tools and your own time, a paid trial that rebills, and a refund at Inflact's discretion.

If you want the software and the hours, Inflact's shelf is priced above. If you want the growth done, price the managed tier as a whole at /instagram-growth-service-cost. We are one row in it, disclosed.

Common questions

Does Inflact have a free trial?

Not of the paid plans. The Free tier is $0.00 with capped lookups; Research and Pro offer a “7-day trial for $3” that “automatically converts into a subscription unless you choose to cancel.”

How much does Inflact cost per month?

By the cards: Research $34.00 a month or $285.60 one-time for a year; Pro $59.00 or $495.60. The page's FAQ still says $22.00 and $79.00, stale copy the checkout does not use.

Does Inflact give refunds?

At its discretion. The Refund Policy (dated September 3, 2019) takes requests “within 30 days of payment” but “reserves the right to decline”; the Terms say “Funds for services provided are non-refundable.”

Is there an annual discount?

Yes. “Save 30% on yearly plans”: $285.60 for Research and $495.60 for Pro, each a single “one-time” charge that “does not renew automatically”, money paid in full up front under Terms that call subscription funds non-refundable.

Does Inflact still sell an Instagram bot?

Not on its pricing page: the feature table has no Promo, Direct or Posting row, and the old /instagram-bot/ address redirects to a July 2026 post titled “Instagram bots are dead.” Whether an automation module survives inside the app we could not verify.

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