Buy Facebook Views

Views tell people a video is worth their time

Facebook video and reels compete with everything else in a busy feed, and the view count is the quickest way people judge whether to stop. A clip with a few dozen views gets scrolled past; one showing thousands earns a pause. Views give a video that early credibility, so it isn't dismissed before anyone actually watches.

Seven markets, sold in packs of 500

• Worldwide: $3 per 500 views.
• Brazil and India: $4 per 500.
• Canada, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the USA: $4.50 per 500.

For reach alone, Worldwide is the best value. If your video is aimed at one country - a local business, a regional event, a product sold in one market - views from that country make the numbers match the audience.

What bigger orders cost

• 500 Worldwide views: $3
• 5,000 Worldwide views: $25.50
• 10,000 Worldwide views: $51
• 5,000 US views: $38.25

Fast by default

Views start quickly, which matters because a video's first hours in the feed decide a lot. If you'd prefer a slow climb, choose a spread-out delivery option at the same price.

Views versus watch time

This service raises the view count on one video. If you're working toward monetisation thresholds, those are measured in minutes watched across your videos - see Facebook watch time instead.

Getting more out of each view

• Hook in the first seconds. Viewers decide almost instantly.
• Add captions. Much Facebook video is watched without sound.
• Pair with reactions. A video with thousands of views and no reactions looks odd - reactions are $2 per 100.

What you need

The link to the public video or reel. No password, no Page access.

A worked example

A gym in Toronto posts a reel of its new class schedule. It adds 2,000 Canadian views ($16.20) the same afternoon so the reel looks worth watching to locals who come across it, and a few reactions so the numbers look natural together. A charity running an awareness video worldwide might instead choose 10,000 Worldwide views for $51.

After you pay

Views start within a short time. Track the order on the track order page with your checkout email, or watch the view count on the video. Keep the video public and online until the order completes.

Pay by card, PayPal, Wise or Revolut; bank transfer and UPI get 10% off, crypto 20%.

How many views to order

A view count should make sense for the Page or profile posting it. A small business Page might get a few hundred to a few thousand views on a good video; a large creator can get hundreds of thousands. Order enough to lift the video above your usual numbers, and add more if it starts to pick up real views. For orders of 10,000 or more, choose slower delivery so the count climbs over several days.

Reels, Page videos and live replays

Facebook reels, videos posted to a Page or profile, and saved live streams all show a view count. Paste the link to the video itself: for a reel, open it, tap Share and copy the link; for a Page video, open the post and copy its link from the three-dot menu. The video must be public.

Choosing a market

Worldwide views are $3 for 500. India and Brazil are $4 for 500, and the USA, Canada, the UAE and Saudi Arabia $4.50 for 500. Facebook's video insights show where viewers are, so choose the market that matches your audience. For local businesses, a country market keeps your insights consistent with the customers you serve.

Prepare the video before ordering

• Strong first three seconds, since most people scroll past quickly.
• Captions, because many people watch with the sound off.
• A clear thumbnail and title for videos posted to your Page.
• A call to action in the caption: follow the Page, visit the site, comment with a question.

Views, reactions and comments together

A video with 50,000 views and five reactions looks like people skipped it. When you add views to a video that matters, add some reactions or comments too, so the engagement fits the view count.

Facebook also shows how many times a video was shared. A few shares on an important video, from the Page's own followers or friends, round out the picture.

Reply to comments on the video in the first hours. A Page that answers viewers looks active, and each reply keeps the conversation going under the video.

Then use the video's insights to see where viewers dropped off, and make the next video tighter at that point.