Buy Pinterest Repins

Repins are how Pinterest spreads ideas

When someone saves your pin to one of their boards, that's a repin - Pinterest now calls it a save, but the idea is the same. It's the core action on the platform. Each save puts your pin on another board, where the saver's followers can find it, and it tells anyone looking at the pin that people found it worth keeping.

Pins have a long life. A recipe or a room idea saved today can keep turning up in search and home feeds for months, so a strong start matters more on Pinterest than on platforms where posts disappear in a day.

Price

Repins are Worldwide, at $4 per 50:

• 50 repins: $4
• 100 repins: $7.60
• 250 repins: $18
• 500 repins: $34
• 1,000 repins: $68

Which pins to boost

• Pins that link to your website - blog posts, product pages, recipes. These are where saves can turn into traffic.
• Seasonal content, a few weeks before the season. People plan early on Pinterest - Christmas ideas are searched well before December.
• Your best-performing pins, to keep them strong.

Make pins worth saving

• Use vertical images. Pinterest recommends a 2:3 ratio, such as 1000 x 1500 pixels.
• Add text on the image saying what the pin is - "15-minute pasta", "Small balcony ideas".
• Write a searchable title and description. Pinterest is a search engine; use the words people type.
• Link to a page that delivers what the pin promises.

Delivery

Repins arrive in one to two days by default, or slower at the same price.

A worked example

A food blogger pins a pumpkin soup recipe in early September. She orders 250 repins ($18), with a searchable title and text on the image. The pin starts the season looking popular, and as autumn searches pick up, it keeps sending readers to her blog.

No password

Only the pin link is needed.

Checkout takes card, PayPal, Wise and Revolut, with 10% off by bank transfer or UPI and 20% off with crypto. Track the order on the track order page using your checkout email.

Boards matter too

Pins live on boards, and Pinterest uses board names and descriptions to understand what a pin is about. Put each pin on a board with a clear, searchable name - "Vegetarian weeknight dinners" rather than "Food" - and give the board a one-line description. A well-organised profile also makes it more likely that people who find one pin will follow the board or save more of your pins.

Check your pin analytics

With a free business account, Pinterest shows impressions, saves and outbound clicks for each pin. Pins with a high save rate are your best candidates for a fresh version with a new image - Pinterest favours new pins, and a proven idea in a new design often does well again.

After you pay

Keep the pin public and on its board until delivery finishes. If you'd like saves spread over a seasonal run-up, choose a slower speed at checkout - the price is the same.

How many repins to order

Repins should fit the Pin's other numbers and your account's size. A Pin from a small account with 500 saves looks unusual; one with 50 to 100 saves looks like a Pin people found useful. As a rough guide:

• New accounts: 50 to 100 repins on your best Pins.
• Accounts with a few hundred followers: 100 to 300 repins.
• Larger accounts: scale in line with what your best Pins already get.

Repins are $4 for 50, worldwide, with a package discount on larger orders: 5% off two or three packs, 10% off four or five, and 15% off ten or twenty.

Before you order

• Make sure your account and the board holding the Pin are public.
• Copy the Pin's own link, pinterest.com/pin/…, not your profile or a board.
• Check the Pin's title, description and destination link are final.

Repins and seasonal planning

Pinterest users plan ahead. People start searching for Christmas ideas in early autumn, summer recipes in spring and wedding ideas months before the date. Pins that are already well saved when those searches start are more likely to be picked up. Order repins for seasonal Pins a few weeks before the season begins, not during it.

Example: a seasonal Pin

A stationery shop publishes a tall Pin for its new printable wedding planner in January, ahead of the spring wedding season. The Pin has a clear title, a keyword-rich description and a link to the product page. The owner orders 200 repins ($14.40 with the 10% package discount). The Pin appears on more boards, picks up real saves from people planning weddings and keeps sending visitors to the shop through the spring.