Nowadays, having an Instagram account with high-quality content is a must-have for every business owner or a solopreneur. 

When you have things to offer to a specific niche, all you need are followers who will buy what you’re selling. 

However, followers are not easy to come by. Well, REAL followers, that is. 

Plenty of Instagram growth services sell low-quality followers, so how are you supposed to separate such services from those that will provide authentic ones? 

Doing so requires thorough research of each service individually. Lucky for you, you don’t have to do it yourself – I’m here to help!

Today’s topic is a service called YoViral. To be precise, it’s ViralRace now as they rebranded, but I’ll cover it all in this YoViral review. 

Shall we begin?

Don’t waste your time on subpar services when there are other fantastic choices you could try. The first that comes to mind is Upleap. If you want top-quality followers with unmatched prices, Upleap’s the way to go. Check out my Upleap review for more info. 

I’ve also listed other great choices in the table below if you’re interested.

Growth Service / Tool	Rating (according to users)	Price
Flock Social	4.8	Check Rates
Upleap	4.6	Check Rates
Stim Social	4.5	Check Rates
SocialFollow	4.3	Check Rates
Nitreo	4.2	Check Rates
KENJI.AI	3.9	Check Rates

What Is YoViral?

Speaking about YoViral requires the use of past tense as a service under this name no longer exists. 
Their old website yoviral.com shut down, and the service now carries a new name – ViralRace, so I’ll rephrase the question to “What is ViralRace?”

Since YoViral isn’t a thing anymore, I’ll refer to this service as ViralRace. It doesn’t really matter what you call it as the essence of the service remains the same. 

ViralRace’s website is up and running on viralrace.com:

This is a company dedicated entirely to Instagram growth. In their own words, they are “the most trusted source of Instagram engagement.”

They also claim all the followers, likes and views come from real accounts. If you’re to believe ViralRace, they have a network of half a million people who earn a fraction of their revenue per action. 

The company also boasts of an incredible 4.75 out of 5 stars rating, but they don’t mention the source nor do they show any of the reviews. 

When I think about it, it’s probably for the best. I never trust the glowing onsite reviews anyway. 

There’s no denying that ViralRace sounds impressive on paper. How are they in action? Time to find out. 

What Customers Think About ViralRace

The first thing I tried to find were honest YoViral reviews, but there don’t seem to be any. YoViral doesn’t have a single review on reputable sites like Trustpilot and Sitejabber. 

I knew I had to look for ViralRace reviews instead.

Interestingly, ViralRace also has zero reviews on Sitejabber. Trustpilot is a whole nother story. 

The overall rating of the company is only 2.5 stars, with 51% of the available 255 reviews having only 1 star. 

One thing’s for sure – the opinions on ViralRace are mixed.

Some people call ViralRace a scam, like this unsatisfied customer:

Most bad reviews talk about followers disappearing shortly after arriving. This led me to believe that there’s a considerable chance ViralRace sells bot followers, even though they claim otherwise. 

The thing is, Instagram doesn’t remove any real accounts from your list of followers, but they do delete the fake ones at some point. 

A few customers complain not only about the quality of the followers but also about the delivery time. One unhappy ViralRace user says:

Apparently, ViralRace doesn’t provide instant delivery as they promise. 

And what do the other 49 percent of satisfied customers have to say about ViralRace?

This one client says they appreciated how versatile ViralRace’s offer is, and it’s true. ViralRace has a myriad of packages to choose from. 

After reading all the glowing reviews on Trustpilot, I couldn’t help but wonder if they’re indeed legit. Some seem too good to be true. 

However, Trustpilot has zero tolerance for false reviews, so I assume there’s a good chance they’re all authentic.

The complete lack of ViralRace reviews on other sites still bothers me, though. 

ViralRace – To Buy Or Not To Buy?

The big question is should you buy from ViralRace or not?

I’ll present the prices to you so you can judge whether they seem acceptable. 

If you want to purchase Instagram followers, the packages range from 100 to 10K followers.

The price for a hundred (allegedly) real followers is only $2.99. You’ll agree this is more than affordable. 

For all those who want to buy Instagram followers in bulk, ten thousand of them go for $79.99. Again, quite cheap.

I’m not sure purchasing so many followers at once is a good idea, though. It will put you under Instagram’s radar, so don’t be surprised if they punish you for buying possibly fake followers. 

As I told you earlier, ViralRace has a wide range of options, so you don’t have to go with the most expensive plan. 

They also offer custom packages if you need more than 50K followers, but you have to get in touch with customer support to get more info about this. 

If you need likes, ViralRace sells up to 10K of them with standard deals, and again, if you want more than 50K, you need to contact them.

Likes are relatively cheap, but you don’t have the option to split them between posts, so if you buy, let’s say, 10K likes, they all go to one of your posts. 

Instagram views are only valid for videos. I think you’d benefit more from IGTV, reels, or story views, but ViralRace doesn’t sell these. 

So, should you spend your money on ViralRace? 

To be candid, I don’t think it’s worth it. 

Although they’re cheap, the followers appear to be mediocre, and Instagram removes most of them. 

Still, you can get some engagement, so if you don’t mind the flaws, go for it. They are really cheap after all. 

Is ViralRace Legit?

This is a tricky one. 

ViralRace used to be YoViral, and I find it so surprising that I cannot find a single YoViral customer review. 

What happened to YoViral? Why did they need to rebrand?

It’s not unheard of for a company to change its name and appearance after violating Instagram’s terms of use. Is that the case here? 

While there’s no hard proof, many ex-users believe that’s exactly what happened. And I have to agree. 

And what about the current service? Is it legit? Is ViralRace safe to use?

To some level, yeah. 

ViralRace has a legitimate website and payment options (credit card + PayPal). However, if they indeed sell bot followers, then it’s not particularly safe for your Insta account.

I’ll just say contemplate it really well before you decide to use ViralRace’s service. 

ViralRace – Final Thoughts

Here’s a list of all the yays and nays, so you get a better picture of ViralRace.

PROS	CONS
Relatively cheap.	They had to rebrand for unknown reasons.
You get some engagement.	A lot of negative Trustpilot reviews.
A wide range of deals to choose from.	A few customers call it a scam.
	Some followers are probably fake.
	Instagram deletes a portion of bought followers.
	Not entirely safe for your account.

I have to say I’m not impressed with ViralRace. 

The overall quality of the service is subpar, and although it may bring you some engagement, I don’t think it yields any actual results. 

I’ll leave it to you to decide if this is enough for you or if you need more from an Instagram growth tool.