Buy TikTok Saves

A save means "I want this again"

When someone taps the bookmark icon on a TikTok, they add it to their Favorites to come back to later. It's a quiet action, but it says a lot: the video was useful enough to keep. Recipes, tutorials, workouts, travel spots and product finds are the kinds of videos that collect saves, and the save count shows on the video beside likes, comments and shares.

Saves are one of the engagement signals TikTok can see, and a video with a healthy save count looks like reference material rather than something people scroll past.

Price

Saves are Worldwide, at $2 per 100:

• 100 saves: $2
• 500 saves: $9
• 1,000 saves: $17
• 2,000 saves: $34
• 5,000 saves: $75

Which videos should get saves

• Tutorials and how-tos - editing tricks, make-up looks, repairs.
• Recipes - people save them to cook later.
• Lists - "5 books to read this winter", "places to eat in Lisbon".
• Workouts - saved to follow along at the gym.
• Product recommendations - saved for payday.

A dance trend or a joke rarely gets saved in large numbers, so saves look most natural on videos with lasting value.

Keep saves in proportion

Saves are usually fewer than likes. A video with 2,000 likes and 300 saves looks natural; one with 50 likes and 3,000 saves doesn't. If you're adding both, keep saves the smaller number.

Getting more saves on your own

Tell people to save it: "Save this for your next trip" at the end of a list video works well because it's genuinely useful advice. Putting the key details on screen - ingredients, steps, place names - gives viewers a reason to come back to the video rather than remember it.

Delivery

Saves arrive within one to two days, or slower if you choose, at the same price.

A worked example

A food creator posts a 45-second recipe for weeknight noodles, with each ingredient on screen. She adds 500 saves ($9) alongside 1,000 likes and ends with "save this for Tuesday". Viewers see a recipe others have kept, and more of them keep it too.

No password

Only the video 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, and keep the account public until delivery finishes.

Saves and TikTok search

Lots of people now use TikTok the way they'd use a search engine - "best ramen Manchester", "how to fix a squeaky door". The videos that win those searches tend to be the useful ones, and useful videos are the ones people save. If you make that kind of content, use the words people would search for in your caption and on-screen text, and treat saves as a sign you're making the right videos.

Check your saves in analytics

TikTok analytics show saves alongside likes, comments and shares for each post. Compare them: videos where saves are high relative to likes are the ones people find useful, and they're a good guide to what to make more of.

How many saves to order

Use the video's likes as the ceiling. A useful video often collects saves at a fraction of its likes, so a good starting point is about a tenth to a quarter of the like count. Very practical videos, like recipes and checklists, can go higher. Here is how that works out:

• 500 likes: 100 saves.
• 2,000 likes: 200 to 500 saves.
• 10,000 likes: 1,000 to 2,000 saves.

If the video has few likes yet, order likes first or in the same go, so the saves have something to sit beside.

Saves on a series

Series content, like part one, part two and part three of a guide, is exactly what people save to finish later. Adding saves to each part keeps the series looking consistent, and the first part usually deserves the most, because it is the one new viewers find first. Link the parts together in your captions or a playlist so people who save one can find the rest.

Saves for shops and brands

For a business account, a save often means "I might buy this later". Product demos, gift guides, before-and-after videos and "how to use" clips are the videos customers come back to when they are ready to order. A healthy save count on those videos shows new viewers that other people found the product worth remembering. If you run the same video as an ad, the saves carry over, so the ad looks useful from its first impression.