Three like plans for Facebook posts: $0.50 per 1000 with a 30-day refill, plus $0.70 and $0.80 per 1000 for large orders of up to 1,000,000 likes per post.
All you need is a link to a public post. No password is required, the order starts automatically after payment, and you can check out without registering.
| Service | Min / Max | Price per 1000 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🔥💕Facebook Likes ( Real Quality ) | 10 — 1,000,000 | $0.7 | View |
| 💕Facebook Likes (Real, backup base) ● Online | 10 — 1,000,000 | $0.8 | View |
| 💕♻️Facebook Likes (High Quality) | 20 — 500,000 | $0.5 | View |
Buying Facebook likes means ordering likes for a specific post: a text, photo or video post on a profile, Page or group. The reaction count sits right under the post, in friends' and followers' feeds, and in ads when the post is promoted. Readers judge in a second whether other people have responded, and a post with zero reactions often gets scrolled past. Buying Facebook likes makes sense when an important post should not look ignored: an announcement, a sale, company news or a post with ad spend behind it. Likes from the catalog change the counter, not the content: comments, shares, clicks and orders still depend on how interesting the post is to real people.
A promoted post is shown to people who do not know your Page yet. If it already has likes, the ad looks like a normal, lively post rather than an empty banner. Still, judge ad results by clicks and leads, not by likes.
A post about a discount, an opening or an event stays relevant for a few days. Likes in the first hours help it look current to people who see it later, adding to the interest created by the occasion and the text itself.
When a Page has 2,000 followers and one or two reactions per post, visitors draw the wrong conclusions. A little support for key posts evens out the picture while you work on content that earns reactions on its own.
The catalog has three plans. All of them work from a link to a specific post, and prices are per 1000 likes.
On paper the $0.70 and $0.80 plans are very similar: both accept 10 to 1,000,000 likes and are built for high speed. If the difference does not matter to you, the $0.70 plan is the better deal.
Every plan adds likes to one specific post. Use the link to the post itself, not to the whole profile or Page: open the post, click its timestamp or the three dots and copy the link. The post must be public - if only friends or members of a private group can see it, the order cannot be delivered.
You can order likes for a business Page post, a public post on a personal profile or a post in a public group. Posts in private groups do not work, because outside accounts cannot see them.
There is no separate "Page likes" service in the catalog. Followers are now the main number on a Facebook Page, and they have their own page: Facebook followers, with plans for profiles, Pages and groups.
If you need the counter to hold, choose the $0.50 plan with a 30-day refill. It is also the cheapest per 1000. The limits are 500,000 likes per post and up to 30,000 per day, which is more than enough for most posts.
The $0.70 and $0.80 plans accept up to 1,000,000 likes and are listed as faster, up to 100,000 per day. They suit cases where you need a large amount by a deadline. They have no refill, so check the counter yourself after delivery.
Start with a small amount on one post: 100 likes on the $0.50 plan cost $0.05. You will see the speed and how the counter behaves on your Page, and then you can plan further orders calmly.
The price is per 1000 likes, and the total scales with the amount. Worked examples:
If you support 20 posts a month with 200 likes each, that is 4,000 likes, or $2.00 on the $0.50 plan. Orders can be placed without registering.
Check how many followers the Page has and how many reactions your posts usually get. If a Page with 1,000 followers suddenly shows 20,000 likes on one post and five on the rest, the gap is obvious. It is more believable to add an amount that fits the Page and to support several posts rather than just one.
A lively post has comments and shares as well as likes. A thousand likes and no comments looks odd to an attentive reader. Ask questions in your text, reply to comments and run polls, so likes add to real activity instead of replacing it.
Do not run two like orders on the same post at once, even on different plans: it becomes hard to tell what each delivered or to sort out an incomplete order. Start the next order after the previous one finishes.
If the post is a video, its view count matters as well. Videos have their own page, Facebook video views, while likes for such a post are ordered from the post link as usual.
Free methods usually work as exchanges: you like other people's posts and earn points for your own. It takes a lot of time, and Facebook may restrict mass repetitive actions from your account. Other services ask you to log in with Facebook or enter your password, gaining access to your messages and posts. That access gets used for spam and Page takeovers, and recovering a Meta account can be hard. Our catalog needs only a post link, with no password, codes or authorization.
Some apps also promise free likes for installing them or following their channel. Usually you get one small batch, followed by an offer to buy a paid package. For a test, it is simpler to order the minimum from the catalog and share account access with no one.
Meta rules prohibit artificial activity, and we do not guarantee any outcome. Likes change the counter under a post but do not create comments, shares or clicks: how widely Facebook shows a post depends on how real people react and how much time they spend with it. The signals the feed uses are covered in how the Facebook algorithm works. Drops are possible, and only the $0.50 plan comes with a 30-day refill. Artificial activity does not count toward monetization. For organic ways to grow, read Facebook Page and group promotion.
We never ask for a password, a login code or account access. If an order is only partly delivered, the remainder goes back to your balance. All services for this network are on Facebook services.
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