Every Instagram account on a phone of its own

Instagram's account switcher keeps up to five accounts in one app, so Instagram sees them all on the same device. Distilled gives each account its own phone and US mobile IP.

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Why the account switcher links accounts

Every account added to one Instagram app logs in from the same phone and IP. When Instagram acts against one of them, it can see the others on that device.

A Distilled phone keeps its device identity and IP until you ask for new ones, so each account logs in from the same phone every day.

Reels and Stories

Upload a video to the phone and post it as a Reel or a Story from the Instagram app. Do it yourself in the browser, or tell an agent which video goes to which account and let it post on each phone.

Handing accounts to your team

Invite people to your workspace and they open each account's phone in the browser. Nobody passes passwords around or forwards login codes.

Updated 17 October 2026

Every phone comes with

Its own US mobile IP: Checked for a clean history before you get it. Or use your own proxy.
2 GB of traffic a month: Then $2 a GB. Traffic through your own proxy is never charged.
$10 of agent use a month: Shared across your phones. After that, $0.50 per million input tokens and $2 per million output tokens.
Identifies as a Google Pixel: A Pixel 7, 7 Pro or 7a, checked when the phone starts and every 6 hours.
Play Integrity: Passes at the strong level, Google's highest.
Any Android app: From the Play Store, our app catalog, or your own APK.

Questions

Do I post from the app or from a browser?

From the Instagram Android app, installed from the Play Store on each phone.

Will my accounts get banned?

No one can promise that, because apps also judge what an account does. We give each account its own device and its own IP, the two things that get accounts linked and banned together.

Can I use my own proxy?

Yes. Any phone can use your own HTTP or HTTPS proxy instead of ours, and traffic through it is never charged.

More in the docs, on pricing, and in our acceptable use policy.