Two plans for Facebook video and Reels views: $0.09 per 1000 with a 90-day refill, and $0.07 per 1000 with no refill but a quick start. Orders start from 100 views per video.
All you need is a link to a public video. No password is required, the order starts automatically after payment, and you can check out without registering.
| Service | Min / Max | Price per 1000 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 👁🗨Facebook Video/Reels Views ( Real ) | 100 — 2,147,483,647 | $0.09 | View |
| 👁🗨Facebook Video/Reels Views ( Best speed ) | 100 — 2,147,483,647 | $0.07 | View |
Buying Facebook views means ordering views for a specific video or Reel. The view count appears under the video in the feed, in the Videos tab of a Page and in the Reels section, and viewers often use it to decide whether a clip is worth their time. A video with a few dozen views looks as if nobody noticed it, even when it is well made. Buying Facebook video views makes sense when a clip needs a number to back it up: a fresh brand video, a product review, a launch teaser or a clip from an ad campaign. Views from the catalog change the counter, not how the audience behaves: completion, reactions, comments and clicks still depend on the video itself and on real viewers' interest.
Product reviews, unboxings and behind-the-scenes clips are often posted on Pages without a large audience. When people later open such a video from an ad or a link on your site, the view count shapes their first impression. A modest amount keeps the clip from looking abandoned while you build a real audience.
Short videos on Facebook compete with thousands of others, and viewers are used to seeing noticeable numbers under them. If you have just started posting Reels, views can support your first clips, but after that the story, the first seconds and a regular schedule decide everything.
Sometimes a video has to be shown to partners or a client, or used in an ad. Then it matters that the clip does not look empty when people see it. Plan ahead and start the order a day or two before the showing.
There are two plans. Both work with regular videos and Reels from a link to a specific clip, and prices are per 1000 views.
The difference is the refill and the price: for an extra $0.02 per 1000 views you get 90 days during which drops can be restored on request.
Use a direct link to the clip: either the full facebook.com/name/videos/number format or a short fb.watch link. Open the video, tap Share and copy the link, or take the address from the browser when the clip is open on its own. A link to the whole Page or the feed will not work.
Short videos are ordered the same way, with a link to a specific Reel. Make sure the Reel is public, not visible to friends only.
These plans add views to videos, not live viewers during a broadcast. Once a stream ends, its recording becomes a regular video, and you can order views for it from the link like any other clip.
If a video is visible only to friends or members of a private group, or has been deleted, the order cannot be delivered. Do not change the clip's visibility or delete it until the order is complete.
If the clip will stay on your Page or in ads for a long time and the counter needs to hold, take the $0.09 plan with a 90-day refill. The price difference is small, and any drop can be restored.
The $0.07 plan is cheaper and starts in 1-15 minutes. It suits clips with a short shelf life, such as a one-day announcement, news or a stream recording, when months of protection are not needed. It has no refill, so check the counter yourself after delivery.
Both plans start at 100 views. Begin with one clip and a few thousand views, watch how the counter grows, and only then plan larger orders for a series of videos.
The price is per 1000 views, and the total scales with the amount. Worked examples:
If you post four clips a month and order 5,000 views with refill for each, that is 20,000 views, or $1.80 on the $0.09 plan. Orders can be placed without registering.
Views usually exceed follower counts because clips reach people outside your audience. But a Page with 300 followers showing a video with 200,000 views and three likes raises questions. It is wiser to order an amount that fits the size of the Page and to support key clips with Facebook likes as well.
The refill plan delivers up to 20,000 views per day, so an order of 100,000 takes about five days. If the clip is needed by a certain date, work out the timing in advance or spread the amount across several clips.
Do not run two view orders on the same clip 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 a video brings new people to a Page that looks almost empty, some of that interest is lost. In that case it is worth looking at Facebook followers for the profile or Page too.
Free methods usually work as exchanges: you watch other people's clips and earn points for your own. It is slow, the views come in small batches, 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 video link, with no password, codes or authorization.
Be especially wary of services that promise free or nearly free "views for monetization". Those promises do not work, as explained below.
Meta rules prohibit artificial activity, and we do not guarantee any outcome. Views change the counter but do not create completions, reactions or comments from real people, and those are what decide who Facebook shows the clip to next. Drops are possible, and only the $0.09 plan comes with a 90-day refill.
To pay creators, Facebook looks at real audiences, watch time and engagement, not the number on the counter. Artificial activity does not count toward monetization, so do not expect income from bought views. The requirements are covered in how to monetize Facebook, and the details for creators in Ukraine in Facebook monetization in Ukraine.
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, including followers and likes, are on Facebook services.
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