Shares on Facebook are public and powerful
Under every Facebook post, the count of shares sits next to reactions and comments. Indian Facebook runs on sharing: news, government updates, devotional posts, health tips, jokes and local alerts get passed through family and community networks. A post with 300 reactions and 2 shares looks like people liked it but didn't think it worth passing on. A healthy share count signals that it's worth forwarding.
Prices
On the default option, 50 shares cost ₹34.95, 100 cost ₹69.90 and 500 cost ₹349.50. Shares cost more per unit than likes because each one is a heavier action. See the table, updated 24 Oct 2026.
What paid shares do and don't do
They raise the public share count. They don't put your post in front of thousands of real friends' feeds the way a real share by a popular person would. The share count improves the impression on everyone who sees the post; real reach still comes from real shares.
Posts that earn real shares
Useful local information (road closures, water-supply timings, admission dates), clear explainers of new rules in Hindi or the local language, festival greetings with a beautiful photo, emotional or funny family moments, and offers good enough to tell a friend about. Write the post so the person sharing it looks helpful.
Ratios
Shares are usually a small share of reactions, often 2–15% on shareable content. A post with 400 reactions looks natural with 10–60 shares.
Getting the right link
Open the post by clicking its timestamp and copy the URL, or use Share → Copy link. The post must be public. Posts in private groups can't receive outside shares.
Placing the order
Paste the link, choose a quantity between 30 and 10,000, and pay. The order page shows progress. Don't change the post's audience during delivery.
Don't use shares to spread misinformation
Shares make content look trusted. Never use them to push unverified health claims, fake news, communal content or anything that could mislead or harm people. We'll cancel orders that do.
Paying and tracking
Top up by UPI from ₹100. If an order ends short, the undelivered shares are refunded to your wallet automatically.
Example: a municipal update page
A citizens' page in Vadodara posts the official schedule for a ward-wise water-supply cut, with a photo of the corporation notice. The admin adds 80 shares to the post early in the morning. Residents seeing it in their feed notice it has been widely shared, trust it, and share it into their society WhatsApp groups.
Shares on a client's page
For agencies, shares are a useful number on campaign posts, because clients see them as proof a post resonated. Add them only to posts where sharing makes sense, such as announcements, contests and useful information, and keep them in proportion to reactions. Record what you ordered in your report so the client understands the numbers.