Buy Facebook Likes

A Page's like count is still its first impression

Followers decide who sees your posts, but the like count is still printed near the top of every Page, and new visitors read it as a measure of how established the business is. Someone arriving from a search, an ad or a friend's tag decides in a glance whether this is a real, trusted business. A Page with 38 likes plants doubt; one with several thousand gets the benefit of it.

This service adds Page likes - likes on the Page itself, not on a single post. For likes on a post, use reactions instead.

Fifteen markets

• Germany and Korea: $4 for 25. Canada: $5 for 25.
• Asia countries: $4 per 100.
• Worldwide and India: $7 per 100.
• France and Malaysia: $8 for 50.
• UK and USA: $8 per 100.
• Thailand: $11 per 100. Australia: $12 per 100.
• Language regions: African countries ($125 for 500), Spanish-speaking countries ($290 for 500) and French-speaking countries ($297 for 1,000).

The language-region options are for Pages that serve a whole language market rather than one country - a Spanish-language media Page, say, or a French-speaking brand across several countries.

What larger orders cost

• 100 US Page likes: $8
• 1,000 US Page likes: $68
• 3,000 US Page likes: $192
• 1,000 Asia Page likes: $34

The discount climbs from 5% on two packs to 50% on the largest orders.

Delivered over a few days

Page likes are delivered over two to four days by default, so a Page doesn't jump by thousands overnight. For bigger orders, a slower option - up to a month - makes the growth even more gradual, at the same price.

Likes or followers?

If you only buy one, followers usually do more, because they're who receives your posts. Page likes are about the number shown on the Page. Many businesses buy both so the two numbers look consistent - a Page with 5,000 likes and 200 followers is an odd shape.

No password or admin access

We only need the public Page link. Nothing connects to your Page, and nobody asks for a role on it. Keep the Page published and public while the order runs.

A worked example

A new estate agency in Manchester launches its Facebook Page with 60 likes. Before its first listing goes live, it adds 1,000 UK Page likes ($68) over four days and the same number of followers, so both numbers on the Page look consistent. When buyers click through from a listing, they land on a Page that looks established.

A Spanish-language news Page covering several countries might instead take one pack of Spanish-speaking likes ($290 for 500) so its audience matches the language it publishes in.

After you pay

Likes arrive over two to four days (longer if you choose a slower speed). Track progress on the track order page with your checkout email. Keep the Page published throughout.

Pay by card, PayPal, Wise or Revolut, or save 10% with bank transfer or UPI and 20% with crypto.

How many likes to order

A Page's like count should fit how active it is. A local business Page with a few posts looks right with a few hundred to a couple of thousand likes. A brand Page that posts daily can carry more. Start with an order that takes your Page past the new stage, then add more as you post and promote. Growth in steps looks more natural than one sudden jump.

Get the Page ready

• Profile picture and cover photo that show your logo or your work.
• Complete About section: what you do, opening hours, location, website and contact options.
• A few recent posts, so new visitors see the Page is active.
• A clear action button, such as Call, Message or Shop, so visitors know what to do next.

Keep posts active too

A Page with thousands of likes and posts with no reactions looks hollow. As the like count grows, keep posting, and use Facebook post reactions or comments on the posts that matter most. Visitors judge the Page by both the headline number and the activity under its posts.

Page likes and post likes

This service adds likes to the Page itself, the number shown on your Page. Likes on a single post are a separate thing: for those, order Facebook post likes or reactions with the post's link.