Reels on Facebook
Facebook pushes Reels heavily in the feed and the Reels tab, including to people who don't follow you. Many Indian creators and businesses cross-post Instagram Reels to Facebook, where they reach an older, broader audience. Facebook Reels show a play count, and a Reel stuck at a few hundred plays looks like it failed, even when the same Reel did well on Instagram.
Prices
On the default option, 1,000 Reels views cost ₹199, 5,000 cost ₹995 and 25,000 cost ₹4,975. Reels views are among the cheapest Facebook services. See the table for start time and speed, updated 24 Oct 2026.
Cross-posted Reels
If you share Reels from Instagram to Facebook automatically, the Facebook copy has its own link and its own view count. Order on the Facebook link if you want the Facebook count to rise; Instagram views don't carry over.
Getting the right link
Open the Reel on Facebook and use Share → Copy link. Reel links look like facebook.com/reel/… . The Reel must be public.
When to order
Within the first hour after posting. Facebook tests each Reel with a small audience before showing it more widely. Early views and reactions give it a better start with the real viewers in that test.
Ratios
Facebook Reels usually get fewer reactions per view than posts, often 1–4%. Add some reactions on Reels you order large view counts for.
Reels that work on Facebook
Facebook's Reels audience in India skews older than Instagram's. Practical tips, family humour, devotional clips, cooking, farming, local news and before-and-after transformations do well. Add captions in Hindi or the local language. The first second needs movement or a clear on-screen hook, just as on Instagram.
Placing the order
Paste the Reel link, choose a quantity between 20 and 1,00,000, and pay. On the default option, 5,000 views take about about 500 days.
Paying and tracking
Top up by UPI from any app. The order page shows progress. If the order ends short, the undelivered views are refunded to your wallet automatically.
Example: a farming equipment dealer
A tractor and farm-equipment dealer in Karnal posts 20-second Reels in Haryanvi showing new implements working in the field. Each Reel gets 5,000 Facebook Reels views in its first hour. Farmers scrolling Facebook in the evening see Reels that look widely watched, and enquiries come in through the page's call button.
Facebook Reels and monetisation
Meta runs creator monetisation programmes for Reels with eligibility rules and reviews. Paid views raise the visible count but don't earn payouts and don't satisfy Meta's checks for authentic engagement. If your goal is earnings, focus on original Reels posted consistently; use paid views to give strong Reels a better first impression.
Reels plus a page follow
Facebook shows a Follow button on Reels from pages people don't follow. Viewers tap it when a Reel is useful or funny and the page looks established. A clear page name and profile photo, plus a follower count that isn't tiny, make that tap more likely. Consider pairing Reels views with a modest followers order for a new page.
Posting time
Indian Facebook usage peaks in the evening, roughly 8–11pm, and on Sunday mornings. Post Reels when your audience is online, check Professional dashboard insights for your own best hours, and order views right after posting so paid and real viewers arrive together.