When post likes help
An offer announcement, a new branch opening, an event poster or a product launch post that sits at three likes looks like nobody cares. A believable number of likes on key posts gives later viewers a reason to stop and read.
What 'real' means
We can't sell reactions from people who saw your post and chose to react. Higher-quality likes come from accounts that look like ordinary users, which matters if someone taps the like count and scrolls through the names.
Prices
The default option costs ₹59 per 1,000 likes. Smaller orders cost proportionately less. Each option shows start time, speed and refill.
How many to order
On most business pages, a post gets reactions from a small share of followers. For a page with 3,000 followers, 50 to 150 likes on a key post looks natural; 2,000 does not.
Spread across posts
Rather than putting a large order on one post, add small numbers to several important posts. The page then looks consistently active.
Example: a Surat saree wholesaler
A Surat saree wholesaler posts its new festive catalogue as a Facebook album. It adds 120 higher-quality likes to the album and 60 to each of the next three new-arrival posts. Resellers browsing the page see posts that others have engaged with, and catalogue inquiries on WhatsApp rise.
Videos and Reels
For video posts and Facebook Reels, the view count is visible too. Use the Facebook video views service alongside likes so the numbers match.
Placing the order
Copy the post link, make sure the post is public, choose the option and quantity, and pay. Delivery is gradual.
Payment and refunds
Prices are in rupees with nothing added. If a post is deleted or delivery can't finish, the undelivered part returns to your wallet automatically.
Real engagement still matters
Ask a question in the post, reply to comments and share to relevant groups where allowed. Facebook shows posts with real conversation to more people.
Platform rules
Meta prohibits fake engagement and removes inauthentic accounts. Keep orders proportionate.
No passwords
We only need the public post link.
Group posts
Posts inside private groups can't receive orders. Only public posts on pages or public profiles work.
Reactions versus likes
Facebook shows several reactions: like, love, care, haha, wow, sad and angry. Most options deliver likes; some offer mixed reactions, which look more natural on emotional or celebratory posts. Choose the option that fits the post. A mix of love and like on a wedding photo looks right; angry reactions on a product post are never a good idea.
Check quality
Tap the reaction count and open a few profiles. Higher-quality accounts should have photos and some activity.