Buy Facebook likes
Likes delivered to a single public post, in Standard or High Quality, with country targeting.
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Options
Facebook Likes options
Options are grouped by service. Each row is a buyable option priced per 1,000, and the chips show delivery speed and which link you paste.
Facebook Likes
from $0.714 / 1KShowing 3 of 52 options
Facebook Comment Likes
from $3.471 / 1KShowing 3 of 3 options
Facebook Auto Likes
from $11.237 / 1KShowing 1 of 1 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 likes arrive paced to look natural, with live progress on screen.
Delivered
Step 4
The final count is confirmed on your order screen.
The dashboard keeps reading the live count after delivery.
Why likes
The number people read first
Ordered per post
You paste the link to one post and the likes land there. Nothing is added to your page or profile, so you can lift a specific piece of content without touching anything else.
Two tiers, one decision
Standard costs less and covers most short-lived posts. High quality draws from a curated pool of profiles with more posting history and paces more gradually, which many buyers prefer when the post stays on a pinned or promoted slot.
Tiers for how long a post lives
Standard and High quality differ by account pool and pacing. The higher tier costs more per thousand and is the usual pick on posts you expect to keep referring people to.
Use cases
When post likes are the right order
A launch post
The announcement people will land on from an ad or a bio link. A post with visible engagement gets read; a post at zero gets scrolled past.
Social proof before outreach
If you are about to send traffic somewhere, the destination should not look abandoned. Likes on the last few posts do more here than a high follower count.
A pinned post
Pinned content stays at the top of a page for months, so it is seen far more than an ordinary post. This is where the higher tier earns its cost.
Comment likes
A liked comment sits higher in the thread. Comment likes are sold separately here because the order needs the comment, not just the post it sits under.
Guide
How Facebook likes work
A like is the lightest action Facebook offers, which is exactly why it carries weight as a signal. It costs the person nothing, so a post with none reads as one nobody thought was worth even that.
Post likes are not page likes
Facebook used to count page likes as the headline number for a business page and has since moved that role to followers. What is sold on this page is post likes: engagement on one piece of content, ordered from that post's own link.
If you want the number attached to the page or profile itself to move, followers are the service you want instead.
Choosing between Standard and High Quality
Standard is the broader, cheaper pool. High quality comes from accounts with more activity behind them, which is what makes the count hold rather than settling back over the following weeks.
For a post that matters for a few days, Standard does the job. For anything pinned, promoted, or linked from elsewhere, High quality is the more considered purchase.
Country targeting
Some options deliver from a named country rather than worldwide. This matters when your audience is local and a wall of engagement from the other side of the world would look out of place to the people you actually want.
Where targeting is available the country is written into the option label, so you are picking it deliberately rather than hoping.
Getting the link right
Open the post itself rather than copying the address bar from your feed, and check the link opens for someone who is not logged in. A post limited to friends cannot receive delivery, and neither can one on a page that is unpublished.
Explore
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FAQ
Facebook Likes questions
Are these page likes or post likes?
Post likes. You paste the link to one post and the likes land on it. To move the number on the page or profile itself, order followers instead.
Do I need to give access to my page?
No. A public post link is the only thing the order takes. We never ask for a password or admin rights.
How long does delivery take?
Most orders start within minutes and are paced across a window rather than dropped at once. The order page shows progress while it runs.
Can I order likes on a comment?
Yes, as a separate service. Comment likes need the comment itself, not just the post it sits under, so the order form asks for that.
What if the likes drop?
Some drop is normal on every platform and depends on the page's own activity. Delivered counts are tracked after completion, and the retention page publishes measured retention for each service once enough orders back it, so you can see what typically sticks before you order.
Can I split an order across several posts?
Each order goes to one link. For several posts, place an order per post, which also lets you set a different quantity for each.
Will the likes look obviously bought?
Delivery is paced rather than instant, which is the main thing that makes a count look unnatural. Choosing a country that matches your audience helps for the same reason.
Start growing on Facebook
Create a free account to place an order, pick your option, and track delivery in the dashboard.