Inflact Review: What It Sells Now, Plans and Billing

Our Inflact review found a tool that has changed since its Ingramer days. In October 2026, Inflact sells influencer search, profile analytics and Instagram viewing and download tools, with paid plans at $34 and $59 a month and a $3 seven-day trial. Its billing terms say you "will not be able to withdraw from the contract and receive a refund" once membership starts, and plans renew monthly until you cancel. Trustpilot shows 4 stars from 656 reviews, as Google shows it, and ScamAdviser rates inflact.com "Very Likely Safe" in a report two weeks old.

We read Inflact's homepage and pricing page through our server on October 23, 2026, along with ScamAdviser, Sitejabber, the domain registry and Google's results. We didn't subscribe. Hclout, the site you're reading, sells followers, a different product from Inflact's research tools, so weigh this the way you'd weigh any seller.

Is Inflact legit?

It's an established software business with written billing rules:

• The name. The inflact.com domain was registered on October 28, 2020. Capterra and Software Advice still file it under "Ingramer" addresses, its earlier name.
• What it sells now. Its homepage leads with "Instagram research & influencer discovery," a database of creators, audience insights and an Instagram viewer that shows "posts, reels, stories and highlights anonymously" to its users.
• Automation. Its plan table lists no automation module. One billing answer still says that pausing means "Inflact won't do any actions with your account" while "the promotion" continues, in its words.
• Outside check. ScamAdviser says "inflact.com is very likely not a scam but legit and reliable," from a report two weeks old.

How much does Inflact cost?

Plan	Per month	Per year
Free	$0	$0
Research	$34	$285.60
Pro	$59	$495.60
Trial (7 days)	$3	Not offered

Inflact's pricing page, read October 23, 2026.

"Most Inflact tools are free," the pricing page says, and the paid plans add limits and features: Research covers search, viewer, tracker, downloader and profile analyzer, and Pro adds more profiles and a hashtag generator. Yearly billing saves 30%. One software directory still quotes "$54 per month," a price that isn't on today's page.

How do Inflact's billing and refunds work?

"During your first payment, you have been subscribed to auto rebilling on a monthly basis," its FAQ says. So the $3 trial and any monthly plan keep charging until you cancel. Confirming a membership means you "will not be able to withdraw from the contract and receive a refund," in its words.

Cancelling is a few clicks: Settings, then My Plan, then Unsubscribe. Your plan stays active to the end of the paid period, and the FAQ adds that pausing a tool doesn't cancel the subscription. If you only want to try it, cancel the renewal right after starting the trial, since access lasts to the end of the paid period by its FAQ.

What do Inflact's review pages and checks show?

Source	What it shows
Trustpilot	4 stars from 656
Sitejabber	3.7 from 53 reviews
Its own page	4.1 from 55 reviews
ScamAdviser	"Very Likely Safe"

Sitejabber's page (which now opens on SmartCustomer), Inflact's reviews page and ScamAdviser, read October 23, 2026; Trustpilot as Google showed it that day.

ScamAdviser lists "mainly positive reviews" and a safe rating from Maltiverse among its positives. The reviews span years, though, and some describe older tools, like a Software Advice review about posts and replies. A YouTube video dated July 2023, titled "Inflact Review 2026," tests "Inflact's automation tool," as Google shows it.

Who answers "inflact review" in Google?

We read Google's top 10 US results on October 23, 2026. Trustpilot came first and Inflact's own reviews page second. Six were software directories (G2 twice, Software Advice, Capterra, Cuspera and SelectHub), and SelectHub still quotes the old $54 starting price. A Reddit thread from February 2024 asks about using Inflact for brand awareness.

Is Inflact safe?

Viewing and searching public profiles is a different risk from the follow-and-like automation the Ingramer name was known for. Instagram said in 2018 it would remove "inauthentic likes, follows and comments from accounts that use third-party apps to boost their popularity," and that rule is the one to weigh if you meet the old growth tools anywhere. Our Ingramer alternative page covers that history.

For followers and likes, Hclout's free tier gives 12 free Instagram likes and 100 free Instagram views on a public post, on the free page. There's no password and nothing to install, and a short Cloudflare check runs before each claim.

Frequently asked questions

Is Inflact legit?

It's a real software company, renamed from Ingramer in 2020, and ScamAdviser rates it "Very Likely Safe" for now. Read its billing terms before you pay.

How much does Inflact cost?

Research costs $34 a month and Pro $59, or $285.60 and $495.60 a year. A seven-day trial costs $3.

Does Inflact still do automation?

Its plan table on October 23, 2026 listed research, viewer and download tools, and no automation module.

Is Inflact the same as Ingramer?

Yes. The inflact.com domain dates from October 2020, and some directories still list it under Ingramer addresses.

Does Inflact give refunds?

Its terms say you can't withdraw and get a refund once your membership starts. Plans renew monthly until you cancel.

How do I cancel Inflact?

Go to Settings, then My Plan, and click Unsubscribe. Your plan stays active until the paid period ends.

Sources

• Inflact's homepage and pricing page with its billing FAQ, read October 23, 2026
• Verisign registry record for inflact.com, read October 23, 2026
• ScamAdviser report for inflact.com, read October 23, 2026
• Sitejabber (SmartCustomer) page and Inflact's reviews page, read October 23, 2026
• Instagram, "Reducing Inauthentic Activity on Instagram," November 19, 2018, read October 22, 2026
• Trustpilot, YouTube, Capterra, Software Advice and SelectHub pages, as Google showed them on October 23, 2026
• Google results for "inflact review," US, October 23, 2026 (our read)