Buy TikTok Shares

Shares are the strongest thing a viewer can do

A like takes half a second. A share means someone stopped, picked a friend, and sent the video on - or reposted it to their own followers. On TikTok, sharing is how videos jump from one friend group to the next, and the share count, shown with the arrow icon, tells anyone watching that people cared enough to pass it on.

It's widely seen as one of the strongest engagement signals on the platform, because it's the one that most directly spreads a video.

Two markets

• Worldwide: $2 per 100.
• USA: $4 per 100.

What it costs

• 100 Worldwide shares: $2
• 500 Worldwide shares: $9
• 1,000 Worldwide shares: $17
• 500 US shares: $18
• 1,000 US shares: $34

Videos that get shared

• "Send this to…" videos - relatable jokes, couple content, friend-group moments.
• Useful tips - the kind people send to someone who needs them.
• News and announcements - drops, events, openings.
• Surprising moments - anything people want to show someone else.

Keep shares believable

Shares are usually fewer than likes. A video with 3,000 likes and a few hundred shares looks natural; one with 40 likes and 2,000 shares doesn't. Pair shares with views and likes if the video is new.

Earning shares naturally

The simplest trick is to give viewers someone to send it to: "Tag the friend who does this", "Send this to your group chat". Videos that make the sharer look funny or helpful get shared most.

Delivery

Shares arrive in one to two days, or slower at the same price.

A worked example

A US gym posts "Send this to your gym buddy who skips leg day". It orders 500 US shares ($18) with a matching order of likes. The share count makes the joke look like it's doing the rounds, and real members start tagging each other.

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.

Shares and reposts

TikTok counts several actions as shares: sending the video in a direct message, copying the link, sharing it to another app, and reposting it to your own followers. All of them show up in the share count on the video. Reposts are especially useful to creators, because they put the video in front of a whole new set of followers in one tap.

See where shares go

Your post analytics show how many shares a video got, and the traffic sources for its views, so you can tell how much reach is coming from people passing it on rather than from the For You page. Videos that get shared on their own are the clearest sign of the kind of content your audience wants to be seen sending.

A good fit for launches

If you're announcing something - a drop, an event, a new location - shares make the post look like news people are passing around. Order them straight after posting and pair them with an invitation to share, and the real audience has a head start to follow.

Before you order

• Make sure the video and your account are public.
• Check that sharing is not turned off for the video in its privacy settings.
• Copy the link from the video's Share button.
• Order soon after posting, when early activity helps most.

How many shares to order

Shares are the rarest of TikTok's public numbers. Most videos get far fewer shares than likes, and far fewer likes than views. As a guide, keep shares at a small fraction of likes: 100 shares on a video with 1,000 to 3,000 likes looks natural. Shares are $2 for 100 worldwide or $4 for 100 from the USA, with a package discount on larger orders.

Example: a product video

A small brand posts a 20-second video showing a clever kitchen gadget in use. It adds 1,000 likes and 500 worldwide shares ($9 with the 10% package discount). Viewers see a video that people are sending to friends, which is exactly the kind of social proof that makes someone click through to the shop.

Shares and TikTok's sharing options

On TikTok, a share can mean sending a video in a DM, copying its link, posting it to another app or reposting it to followers. All of them count toward the share number on the video. Videos that are useful, funny or surprising, and make sense without your profile for context, are the ones real viewers pass on. Ordered shares give those videos a head start on the number people see.