Buy X Reposts

Reposts are how posts spread on X

A like stays on your post. A repost - what used to be called a retweet - puts it on someone else's profile and into their followers' timelines. It's the action that makes things travel on X, and the repost count shows readers that people thought the post was worth passing on. Reposts carry more weight than likes because they're a public endorsement: the reposter is putting it in front of their own audience.

Five markets

• Asian countries and Japan: $2 for 10.
• Worldwide: $4 for 50.
• Arab countries: $7 for 100.
• Egypt & Morocco: $11 for 100.

What it costs

• 50 Worldwide reposts: $4
• 100 Worldwide reposts: $7.60
• 200 Worldwide reposts: $14.40
• 50 Japanese reposts: $9
• 300 Arab reposts: $19.95

Keep reposts below likes

On nearly every X post, likes outnumber reposts - often by a lot. A post with 300 reposts and 40 likes looks strange. If the post is new, pair reposts with a larger order of likes.

Reposts vs quote posts

A repost shares your post as it is. A quote post shares it with the reposter's own comment on top. Both count toward how far a post travels, and X shows them separately. This service delivers standard reposts.

Posts worth reposting

• Announcements - launches, releases, job openings, events.
• Threads that explain something useful.
• News and data people want their followers to see.
• Anything with a clear ask - "Repost to help find…" works when it's genuine.

Delivery

Reposts are delivered over two to three days, or slower at the same price.

A worked example

A startup announces it's hiring its first engineers. It orders 100 Worldwide reposts ($7.60) and 200 likes, and asks its team to repost too. The post looks like news that's being shared, which is exactly what a hiring post needs.

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.

Timing a repost order

X is a fast-moving timeline, so reposts do the most within a post's first hours, while people are still seeing it. Post when your followers are online - your analytics show when your posts get the most engagement - and order straight after. For a launch, a slower delivery speed can keep reposts coming across the whole day instead of all at once.

Repost your own posts too

You can repost your own post later in the day, or quote it with an update, to put it back in front of followers in a different time zone. It's a simple way to give an important post a second chance without posting the same thing twice.

After you pay

Keep the post up and your account public until delivery completes. Deleting and reposting the same content starts a new post, so the reposts won't follow it.