Why reactions under a post matter
In the Facebook feed, the reaction count sits right below each post. A post with a few hundred reactions gets read; one with two reactions is scrolled past. For businesses, the post that announces an offer, an opening or an event is the one that needs to look popular, because that is what pushes people to click, comment or share.
Engagement in the first hours also influences how widely Facebook distributes a post among your followers and their friends. That is why many page owners order likes right after publishing a key post rather than days later, when the post has already dropped out of most feeds.
How many likes to order
- 100 to 300: for a regular post on a small page or a personal profile.
- 500: the most popular quantity, for announcements and promotions.
- 1,000 to 5,000: for pages with a large audience or posts boosted by ads.
Keep the number consistent with the size of your page. If the page itself is small, consider growing it with Facebook page likes first.
Choosing the speed
Fast (about 1 day) suits time-sensitive posts such as events and flash sales. Normal (about 3 days) covers most cases. Gradual (about 10 days) gives a slow, steady rise. A Custom pace is also possible. The price is calculated on our server and confirmed before payment on Stripe.
What we need from you
The link of the post. On a computer, click the date under the author name to open the post on its own page, then copy the URL. On mobile, use Share then Copy link. The post must be public (globe icon). Posts in private groups or limited to friends cannot be reached. We never ask for your Facebook password.
Good to know
Likes are reactions; they do not add comments or shares. To give a post more reach, combine them with Facebook shares. Processing starts shortly after payment, you can follow the order in your account, and our 90-day refill guarantee covers any drop caused by Facebook clean-ups.