The first minutes of a stream
Broadcasts usually start small while people arrive from the notification.
Instagram Live shows a real-time viewer count while you broadcast. This service adds viewers to a Live session that is happening now, so an opening minute doesn't feel empty.
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Live views only exist during the broadcast: the counter at the top of the stream reflects who is watching at that moment, and it drops when the stream ends. That makes Live different from Story, Reels or feed-video views, which are tallied after posting.
Use Live views for scheduled streams — Q&As, launches, interviews and live shopping — where the first minutes set the tone for the people who join.
Broadcasts usually start small while people arrive from the notification.
Bringing a guest on is easier when the room doesn't look empty.
A visible audience gives real viewers confidence to ask questions.
Select Instagram Live Views in the catalog.
Add your public Instagram username while you're live. No password needed.
Pick an amount; the price is shown before you confirm.
Pay from your account balance.
Follow status and remaining quantity in your dashboard.
Live viewers can only join an active broadcast; there's nothing to deliver before or after.
A Story countdown helps real followers turn up too.
Very short streams leave little time for any viewers to arrive.
No. This service applies to a broadcast in progress. Replays saved to your profile behave like video posts.
Instagram Views applies to posted video content. Live views apply only during a real-time broadcast.
Viewers and comments are separate. Check the catalog listing for exactly what each Live option includes.