Why post likes matter
On Facebook, the reaction count under a post is the quickest signal of whether people cared. A page with 8,000 followers whose posts show 3 likes looks inactive, and Facebook's feed also gives more distribution to posts that get early reactions. For local businesses, an offer post with healthy likes looks like a real deal people are interested in.
Likes versus reactions
A like is the 👍 reaction. Facebook also has love, care, haha, wow, sad and angry. This service delivers likes. If you want a mix, such as love and wow on a product launch, see the post reactions page. Posts with only likes and no other reactions look perfectly normal on most business pages.
Prices
On the default option, 100 post likes cost ₹10, 500 cost ₹19.50 and 1,000 cost ₹39. Indian likes, where listed, cost more. Every option's start time and speed are in the table, updated 24 Oct 2026.
Getting the right link
Click the post's timestamp (for example, “2 h”) to open it on its own, then copy the URL from the address bar, or use Share → Copy link. Links look like facebook.com/yourpage/posts/… or facebook.com/share/p/… . Photos inside albums, Reels and videos have their own links; for videos and Reels, the views services may suit better.
Privacy matters
The post must be public. On personal profiles, check the audience icon next to the post date: it must be the globe (Public), not Friends. Posts in private groups can't receive likes from outside the group.
How many likes look natural
Business pages often see likes from 1–5% of followers on a typical post, more on offers and festive greetings. A 3,000-follower page looks normal with 30–150 likes per post. Spread likes across recent posts instead of putting thousands on one.
When to order
Within the first hour after posting, when Facebook decides how widely to show the post in followers' feeds. Likes on older posts help visitors who scroll your page.
Placing the order
Paste the public post link, choose a quantity between 10 and 10,00,000, and pay. On the default option, 1,000 likes take about a few hours to 2 days. Don't change the post's audience or delete it during delivery.
Paying and tracking
Top up by UPI from any app. If an order delivers only partly, for example because the post's privacy changed, the undelivered likes are refunded to your wallet automatically.
Example: a Thrissur jewellery shop
A jewellery shop in Thrissur posts its Onam collection with prices on Facebook. The page has 4,000 followers but recent posts got 10–15 likes. The manager orders 150 likes on the collection post within an hour of posting. Local customers scrolling their feed see a post that looks popular, and enquiries arrive through the page's WhatsApp button.
Posts that earn real likes
Indian Facebook audiences like posts that are personal and useful: a festival greeting with a real photo of your team, a customer's happy moment shared with permission, a clear offer with a price, a milestone like ten years in business. Ask a simple question in the caption, and reply to every comment. Posts with faces get more reactions than posts with only products.
Likes across several posts
Each order covers one post. If you want your page's last five posts to look active, place five smaller orders rather than one large order on a single post. Visitors scroll, and an even pattern looks more natural than one post at 2,000 likes and the rest at 5.