Buy X Likes

Likes decide whether a post looks like it landed

Every post on X shows its like count underneath, and readers take it in at a glance. A sharp take with two likes looks like it fell flat; the same words with 800 look like they struck a nerve. Likes are also one of the signals X uses to decide which posts to show more widely in the For You feed, especially in the first hour after posting.

Since 2024, X has kept the list of who liked a post private, but the like count itself is still shown to everyone - so it's still the number people use to judge a post.

Seven markets

• Asian countries: $2 for 10.
• Japan and Korea: $2 for 25.
• USA and Worldwide: $3 for 50.
• Arab countries: $7 for 100.
• Egypt & Morocco: $11 for 100.

X is particularly big in Japan, so Japanese likes suit accounts posting in Japanese or for Japanese fans.

What it costs

• 50 US likes: $3
• 200 US likes: $10.80
• 500 Worldwide likes: $25.50
• 100 Japanese likes: $7.20
• 500 Arab likes: $31.50

Timing matters on X

Posts on X move fast - most engagement happens within hours. Order likes right after posting so the post has a visible count while it's still in people's timelines. Adding likes to a post from last month does little, because hardly anyone is seeing it.

Keep it in proportion

A post with 1,200 likes, no replies and no reposts looks odd. For posts you really want to travel, add a smaller order of reposts - they're what carries a post to new timelines - and reply to the real people who respond.

Delivery

Likes arrive within one to two days, usually starting soon after the order. Slower speeds are available at the same price.

A worked example

A US journalist posts a thread summarising a new report. He orders 200 US likes ($10.80) on the first post of the thread, replies to early questions, and quotes the thread the next day with an update. The thread looks like it's being read - and more people read it.

No password

Only the post 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.

Where likes pull their weight

• Your pinned post. It's the first thing profile visitors read, and it stays there for weeks.
• Posts you link to from elsewhere - in a newsletter, a pitch deck or a sales email. The reader opens a post that clearly resonated.
• Replies to big accounts. A reply with likes gets ranked higher in the thread, where far more people see it.

Replies still matter most

On X, conversation is what keeps a post alive. Reply to the people who respond, ask a question at the end of a post, and quote your own post later with a follow-up. Likes make the post look good; replies make it spread.

Choosing a market

Asian countries start at $2 for 10, Japan and Korea at $2 for 25, Worldwide and the USA at $3 for 50, Arab countries at $7 for 100, with Egypt and Morocco also available. Choose the market that matches the language of your post: Japanese likes for Japanese posts, Korean for Korean, Arab countries for Arabic, and Worldwide or USA for English. 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

• Make sure your account is public, not protected.
• Copy the link to the post: x.com/yourname/status/…
• Check the post is final before ordering.
• Order soon after posting, when early likes matter most.

Example: a launch post

A start-up founder announces a new product on X with a short video. Within minutes of posting, they order 100 US likes ($5.70 with the 5% package discount) and pin the post to their profile. People who see the post in their timeline find an announcement that is clearly landing, and real likes, reposts and replies follow through the day.

Likes do the most good on posts that already give readers something: a useful thread, a strong opinion, a clear announcement or a striking image. Pair them with replies from you and a few reposts on the posts that matter most.

That keeps the numbers looking natural and the post looking like a real conversation.