Buy Facebook likes, followers, reactions and views
Post likes, profile followers, group members, reactions, views and watch time, ordered from a public link and delivered at a pace you set.
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- Options
- $0.054
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Every price below is per 1,000; this size prefills your order
Delivered, last 30 days
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What you can buy for Facebook
Watch Time
12 options across 2 services
- Standard · 3 Sec Watch · 365+ Day Refill100 - 10,000,000, gradual$0.320
- Standard · 3 Sec Watch100 - 100,000,000, gradual$0.750
- Standard · 10 Sec Watch · 365+ Day Refill100 - 10,000,000, gradual$0.900
- Standard · 15 Sec Watch · 365+ Day Refill100 - 10,000,000, gradual$0.921
- Standard · 30 Sec Watch · 365+ Day Refill100 - 10,000,000, gradual$1.07
Reactions
from $0.246
Views
from $0.054
Likes
from $0.312
Live
from $0.145
Comments
from $5.36
Followers
from $0.331
Ratings
from $14.71
Shares
from $0.150
Members
from $0.661
Popular options
Ready to order at 10,000
These are real buyable options, not placeholders: the price, order size, and delivery terms below are exactly what you get at checkout.
Priced per 1,000
Facebook Reactions
All 102 Reactions options ›Showing 4 of 102 options
Facebook Views
All 27 Views options ›Showing 4 of 27 options
Facebook Likes
All 15 Likes options ›Showing 4 of 15 options
After you order
This is what the dashboard shows you
Link pasted
Step 1
The public URL only, never a password or admin access.
Payment cleared
Step 2
Your order enters the queue for the exact option you picked.
Delivering
Step 3
Your reactions arrive paced to look organic, with live progress on screen.
Refill window opens
Step 4
Automatic top-ups start the moment delivery completes.
Drops inside the window are topped up automatically.
Why GrowVib
Built for how Facebook actually splits up
The right target, named
Facebook keeps three separate audiences and most order mistakes come from mixing them up. Followers attach to a profile, members to a group, likes to a single post. Every service here states which one it needs before you pay.
A public link is all we take
You paste the URL anyone could open. We never ask for your password, and we never ask to be made an admin of your page or group.
Paced, not dumped
Delivery is spread out instead of arriving in one block. A post that collects a few hundred likes over an afternoon reads differently to anyone scrolling past than one that jumped overnight.
Refill windows you pick
Most services offer 30, 90, or 365 day refill options alongside a cheaper plain tier. If the count slips inside your window, the shortfall is topped up automatically.
Country targeting where it exists
Some services deliver from a named country rather than worldwide. The country sits in the option label, so you are never guessing where an order will come from.
Progress you can watch
The dashboard shows the count before you ordered, what has landed, and what is still running. If something stalls, you see it there rather than finding out later.
Use cases
Who orders Facebook services
Local businesses
A page with visible engagement gets taken more seriously than one where posts sit at zero. Restaurants, salons and trades tend to start with post likes and reactions before anything else.
Group owners
Facebook groups are hard to start because people join groups that already look active. Members give a new group enough weight that organic joins begin to follow.
Creators and public figures
Profile followers and video views are the two numbers a first-time visitor reads. Both are ordered here against a public profile or a single video.
Event organisers
An event with responses attracts more responses. The same is true of a poll, which is why votes and event responses are sold separately from ordinary engagement.
Guide
Understanding Facebook's three audiences
Facebook is really three products sharing one login, and the growth service you need depends on which one you are working on. Getting this wrong is the single most common reason an order does not do what someone expected.
Profiles, pages and groups
A profile is a person. It collects friends and, if the owner turns it on, followers. A page is a business or public identity and collects followers of its own. A group is a room people join, and the people inside it are members.
These counts do not transfer. Buying group members will not raise a page's follower count, and profile followers will not fill a group. When you order, the link you paste decides which of the three you are affecting.
Likes versus reactions
A like is one of seven reactions Facebook offers, alongside Love, Haha, Wow, Sad, Angry and Care. The like is the default and the one most people mean when they talk about engagement on a post.
Reactions are ordered separately because the choice of reaction matters. A product announcement that collects Love reads as enthusiasm. The same post collecting Angry reads as a complaint thread, so pick deliberately rather than defaulting.
Views and watch time are different products
A view counts that someone started your video. Watch time counts the minutes they stayed. They move independently, and a video can gather plenty of views while accumulating very little watch time.
If your goal is the video looking popular, views are the cheaper number. If your goal is the minutes Facebook measures on longer content, watch time is the one to order.
Quality tiers and what they change
Most Facebook services sell more than one tier. Budget and Standard draw from a broader pool and cost the least. High quality comes from accounts with more history behind them and holds its count better over time.
The honest way to choose is by how long the number needs to survive. For a post that matters this week, the cheaper tier is usually enough. For a page or group you are building over months, the retention difference is worth paying for.
Why counts drop, and what a refill does
Some accounts that follow, join or like go inactive later, and Facebook removes them. This affects every source, which is why refill windows exist rather than promises that nothing will ever move.
A refill option tops the count back up if it falls inside the window you bought. Outside that window, the count is yours to maintain. A 30 day window covers the period when most of the movement happens.
FAQ
Common questions
Start growing on Facebook
Create a free account to place an order, pick your option, and track delivery in the dashboard.