Buy Facebook Shares

Shares take a post beyond your own followers

A reaction stays on your post. A share copies it onto someone else's timeline, where their friends see it. That's how a Facebook post reaches past the people who already follow you, and it tells Facebook the content is worth circulating. A post with visible shares also looks like something people wanted to pass along, which pulls in more of the same.

For anything you want spread - an announcement, a promotion, an event, a fundraiser - shares widen the reach in a way reactions alone can't.

Six markets

• Germany: $2 per 10 shares.
• Worldwide: $3 per 50 - the best value per share.
• USA: $4 per 25.
• Asian countries and India: $4 per 50.
• European countries: $7 per 50.

What it costs

• 50 Worldwide shares: $3
• 200 Worldwide shares: $10.80
• 100 US shares: $14.40
• 500 Indian shares: $34

Which posts deserve shares

• Events and dates people need to know about
• Giveaways, where sharing is part of the point
• Fundraisers and awareness campaigns
• Genuinely useful posts: guides, local news, offers

A selfie with 400 shares looks odd. An event announcement with 400 shares looks like the community is getting the word out.

Delivery

Shares are delivered within one to two days by default. For a campaign you want to keep circulating, choose a slower option at the same price.

A worked example

A music venue in Berlin announces a new concert series. It adds 50 German shares ($9) so the post spreads across local timelines in the first days, plus some reactions so the numbers look consistent.

What you need

The link to a public post. Shares only work on posts set to public, since that's what can be copied onto other timelines. No password or Page access. Pay by card, PayPal, Wise, Revolut, bank transfer or UPI (10% off) or crypto (20% off).

Earning real shares

Bought shares get a post moving; real ones keep it going. Posts people share on their own tend to have something they want to be seen passing on:

• Useful to someone else - "Road closures this weekend", "Free workshop for parents".
• A reason to tag a friend - events, giveaways, "this is so you".
• Local pride - a new opening, a community win, a familiar place.
• A clear ask - "Please share so it reaches families nearby" works surprisingly often.

Shares, reach and reactions together

Shares put the post on new timelines; reactions make it look worth stopping for when it gets there. For a campaign, a modest amount of both usually does more than a large amount of either.

After you pay

Track the order on the track order page with your checkout email. Keep the post public until delivery completes.

How many shares look natural

Shares are rarer than reactions and comments. Most people who like a post react to it; only some share it to their own profile, a group or a chat. As a rough guide:

• Posts with under 100 reactions: 10 to 50 shares.
• Posts with a few hundred reactions: 50 to 150 shares.
• Posts that are doing very well: scale with reactions, keeping shares the smaller number.

Choosing a market

Germany starts at $2 for 10, Worldwide at $3 for 50, the USA at $4 for 25, Asian countries and India at $4 for 50, and European countries at $7 for 50. Choose the market that matches your Page's audience. A German shop's post looks most natural shared by German accounts; an English-language Page with international followers suits Worldwide. Larger orders carry a package discount: 5% off two or three packs, 10% off four or five, and 15% off ten or twenty.

Before you order

• Check the post is public, not friends-only.
• Copy the link to the post itself from the three-dot menu, not your Page link.
• Make sure the post is final; edits after shares can confuse people who see the shared version.
• Order soon after posting, when early activity helps most.

Example: an event announcement

A community theatre posts its new season line-up as a photo carousel on its Facebook Page. It orders 100 worldwide shares ($5.70 with the 5% package discount) and 200 Love reactions. Followers who see the post find one that people are passing on, share it to their own profiles and local groups, and ticket enquiries start arriving the same day.

Shares on Facebook also appear in the original post's share count and, when people share with a comment, they start new conversations on their own profiles. That is why posts with a clear message, a strong image and a reason to pass on are the ones that benefit most from a push.

Reply to the comments on the shared post, too, so the conversation keeps going wherever it spreads.

Shares work on reels and videos as well as photo and text posts.