Buy Bluesky Followers

Starting again on Bluesky

Bluesky has become the new home for a lot of writers, journalists, scientists, artists and brands who left other networks. The trouble with moving is that your audience doesn't move with you. You can have tens of thousands of followers somewhere else and start on Bluesky at zero, posting into what feels like an empty room. People who find your profile see a low number and assume you are new to the subject, not just new to the platform.

Bluesky followers raise the follower count on your profile, so the number people see when they land on it is closer to the reputation you already have.

Why the follower count matters on Bluesky

Bluesky shows followers and following right under your name on every profile. When someone sees one of your posts in a feed, taps your name and decides whether to follow, that number is part of the decision. It also matters for starter packs: the curated lists of accounts that new users follow in one tap. People putting those lists together tend to pick accounts that look established.

How Bluesky followers work

• Copy your handle or profile link, such as yourname.bsky.social or bsky.app/profile/yourname.bsky.social.
• Choose a package, from 100 followers upwards.
• Paste the handle and check out. Followers are added over the following days.

Custom-domain handles work too. If your handle is your own website, such as @yourbrand.com, use that, or paste your profile link from the Bluesky app.

Prices

Followers start at $6 for 100. Bigger packages are discounted, up to 50% off: 1,000 followers cost $51, and 10,000 cost $420. Every order is covered by our two-year refill policy.

Who buys Bluesky followers

• Writers and journalists who moved from X and want their Bluesky profile to reflect their standing.
• Researchers and academics, a large and active group on Bluesky.
• Artists and illustrators sharing work with a community that values it.
• Brands and newsletters setting up an official account.
• Podcasters and creators adding Bluesky to their channels.

Set up your profile before you order

• Use a clear avatar and banner, the same as on your other channels, so people recognise you.
• Write a bio that says what you post about, with a link to your site.
• Set a custom-domain handle if you have a website. It is Bluesky's way of showing that an account belongs to the person or brand it claims to be.
• Post a few times and pin your best post, so new followers find something to read.

Grow from there

Bluesky rewards people who take part. Reply to others in your field, quote posts with something worth adding, and join custom feeds about your topic; feeds are how many people find new accounts. Ask to be added to a starter pack for your niche, or build one yourself. Post at a steady rhythm, and cross-post your best work from other channels with a link to your Bluesky profile.

How many followers look natural

Keep the follower count in proportion to what you post. A profile with four posts and 20,000 followers looks wrong. A profile with a few dozen posts and a few thousand followers looks like someone with a following. If you are bringing an audience from another network, a number somewhere below your follower count there looks believable.

A worked example

A science journalist with a large following on X opens a Bluesky account. They set their newspaper domain as their handle, write a short bio and post links to their last five stories. They order 1,000 followers so the profile doesn't look brand new, then reply to researchers in their beat every day. A month later, an editor building a starter pack for science news adds them, and their following grows from there.

Starter packs and custom feeds

Two Bluesky features decide a lot about who finds you. Starter packs are lists of accounts, made by users, that newcomers can follow in one tap; being in a good one can bring hundreds of followers over a few weeks. Custom feeds collect posts on a topic, such as science, books or a city, and many people browse feeds more than their own timeline. Find the feeds for your subject, post in a way that fits them, and ask people who run starter packs in your niche whether they would add you. A profile that already has a following is an easier yes.

Keep your account safe

Turn on two-factor authentication in Bluesky's settings, and if you use third-party apps, give them app passwords instead of your main password. You can revoke an app password at any time.

Before you order

• Use your handle or profile link, not a post link.
• Make sure your profile is public and not deactivated.
• Don't change your handle while the order runs.

What followers do not do

Followers raise the follower count. They don't like, reply or repost, and they don't decide which feeds show your posts. Engagement comes from people who enjoy what you write.

No password needed

We only need your public handle. We never ask for your Bluesky password or an app password, and nothing is posted from your account.