Buy Facebook Followers, Likes and Views: Prices and Safety Guide

Buying Facebook followers, likes or views means ordering activity for a page, profile, group or video through an SMM service: you share a link, never your password, and the numbers grow within hours or days. Followers start at $1 per 1,000, likes at $0.50 and video or Reels views at $0.07. It gives a new page early social proof, but it does not replace content and cannot guarantee reach or sales.

What can you buy for Facebook and how much does it cost?

Our Facebook services catalog currently offers four types of activity (prices per 1,000, link only, no password):

• Profile or page followers — $1 with a 60-day refill guarantee or $1.80 with a 180-day refill; minimum order 10.
• Group members — $1, minimum 100.
• Video and Reels views — $0.07 (fast) or $0.09 (from real accounts), minimum 100.
• Post likes — $0.50 to $0.80 depending on quality, minimum 10–20.

A refill guarantee means followers lost during that period are topped up for free; it is not a promise that Facebook will never remove any accounts. We do not sell Facebook comments, shares or friends — see below for what to do instead.

Page, profile or group: where should followers go?

Decide what you are actually building first; the differences are covered in our guide Facebook page vs profile.

• Page — for a brand, shop or service. A few hundred followers make a new page look trustworthy instead of empty.
• Profile — for a personal brand. Profiles are capped at 5,000 friends, but followers are unlimited once you allow public followers, so grow followers rather than friends.
• Group — for a community. Member count helps people decide to join; discussions are what keep them.

Before ordering, publish at least 10–15 posts and complete the About section. Order in batches that are proportionate to your current audience, and choose the 180-day plan for a page you intend to run long term.

Buying Facebook likes: which posts and how many?

Likes work best on posts that matter: a launch, a sale, a giveaway, a post linking to your site or the first posts of a new page. The post must be public.

• Keep likes in line with audience size — 100–300 likes on a page with 2,000 followers looks normal.
• Do not boost every post by the same amount; uneven activity looks more natural.
• The "real" tiers ($0.70–$0.80) come from more lifelike accounts than the cheapest option.

Buying Facebook video and Reels views

Views are ordered per video link, from 100. They remove the empty-counter effect, but Facebook also weighs watch time, reactions and comments, so views alone will not make a video go viral. Work on the first seconds, captions and topic. For how distribution decisions are made, read our breakdown of the Facebook algorithm.

Can you buy Facebook comments and shares?

Not from us. Template comments from random accounts are easy to spot and hurt credibility more than an empty thread. What works better:

• end posts with a concrete question people can answer from experience;
• reply to the first comments within an hour;
• post things worth sharing: lists, checklists, local news;
• avoid "share if you agree" — Facebook treats it as engagement bait and demotes it.

Is buying Facebook followers safe?

Meta's rules on inauthentic behavior prohibit artificially inflating metrics, and the company regularly removes fake accounts. The risk can be reduced, not eliminated:

• order moderate amounts alongside regular content, not instead of it;
• never share your password — our services only need a link;
• do not use bought followers as a Lookalike source in Meta Ads;
• if reach suddenly drops, check your page status in Meta Business Suite before ordering anything else.

How to order and what to do next

• Open the Facebook catalog and pick a service.
• Make the page, post or video public and copy the link.
• Enter a quantity at or above the minimum and check the total (priced per 1,000).
• Top up your balance, confirm and track the status in your dashboard.

After that, growth comes from content: 3–5 posts a week, Reels, replies and activity in relevant groups. See our step-by-step guide to promoting a Facebook page and group, and if you plan to earn, check what is available in your country — for example, Facebook monetization in Ukraine. Bought activity does not replace monetization requirements: Meta expects an authentic presence, and inauthentic engagement can cost you access to payouts.