Buy Dribbble Followers

Followers make a designer's profile look established

Dribbble is where many clients and studios go looking for designers, and your follower count is shown at the top of your profile, next to your shots and likes. A solid following reads as a designer worth watching, which matters when someone is deciding whether to message you about a project. Followers also see your new shots in their feed, so each upload starts with an audience.

Pricing

• Worldwide: $2 for 50 followers, delivered over one to two days.

Get your profile ready first

• Pin your best work: the shots at the top of your profile are what new followers and clients see first.
• Turn on hiring options if you take freelance work, so visitors know they can contact you.
• Fill in your bio and location, since clients often search for designers by specialism and region.

When followers help most

When you are starting a freelance practice, relaunching your portfolio or applying for roles where a reviewer will open your Dribbble profile. Followers give the profile standing; your shots still have to win the work.

How it works

Paste your Dribbble profile link and check out. We only need the public profile link, never your login.

Followers and getting hired

Clients who find you on Dribbble usually look at three things before getting in touch: the quality of your shots, how recently you have posted and how established your profile looks. Followers cover the third. Keep posting at a steady rhythm, roughly one good shot a week, so that a client who follows you sees a designer who is active, not a portfolio that stopped a year ago.

Price and delivery

Dribbble followers are $2 for 50, worldwide, delivered in one to two days. Larger orders are multiples of 50, with a package discount that grows with the order: 5% off two or three packs, 10% off four or five, and 15% off ten or twenty.

Which link to use

Use your profile link, dribbble.com/yourname. Copy it from the address bar while viewing your profile. Do not use a shot link: followers are added to your profile, and each order goes to one profile.

How many followers to order

Many working designers on Dribbble have a few hundred followers, and well-known designers have thousands. For a designer starting out, a first order of 100 to 300 followers makes the profile look established without standing out. Grow in steps as you post more shots.

Followers, likes and views

Followers make your profile look established and mean your new shots appear in more people's feeds. Likes and views make individual shots look appreciated. Clients and recruiters look at both: a profile with followers and a few well-liked recent shots looks like that of an active, respected designer.

A worked example

A graduate designer builds a Dribbble profile with six polished shots from their final projects. Before applying for junior roles, they order 100 followers ($3.80 with the 5% package discount) and add views and likes to their two best shots. Hiring managers who click the profile link in their applications see a portfolio that other designers follow, with work that clearly gets attention.

Profile details that help you get hired

• A clear photo and name, matching your LinkedIn and résumé.
• A short bio with your specialty, such as "Product designer for fintech and health apps".
• Location and availability, so clients know if you can take their project.
• Links to your website, LinkedIn and other portfolios.
• Projects that group your shots into case studies.

Keep posting

Followers see your new shots in their feed, so a steady rhythm of new work gives them something to see and keeps your profile looking active to visitors. One or two new shots a week, or a project every few weeks, is enough for most designers. A profile that is clearly updated wins more enquiries than one with a large following and no recent work.

Dribbble for studios and teams

Studios and agencies often run a team profile alongside their designers' personal ones. Followers on the team profile make the studio look established to prospective clients who discover it through a shot. Keep the team profile updated with your best client work and link to it from your website.

Before you order

• Fill in your profile: photo, bio, location and links.
• Post several shots first, so new followers find work to look at.
• Copy your profile link, not a shot link.
• Plan a new shot for the week after delivery, so followers see something fresh.

Followers for freelancers

Freelance designers are often found on Dribbble by clients searching for a style or an industry. When a client lands on a shot and clicks through to the designer's profile, the follower count is one of the first signals they see. A profile that other designers follow looks like that of someone whose work is respected, which makes the client more comfortable sending a message. Pair followers with a clear availability status and a contact link, so that interest turns into an enquiry.

Keep your response time short, too: clients who reach out after seeing your profile often contact several designers at once, so the first good reply usually wins.