What social referral traffic is
Each visit arrives with a referrer that tells your analytics it came from a social platform. In Google Analytics, these visits show under the social channel instead of direct or search. The visits are automated, so they won't read, click, fill forms or buy.
Legitimate uses
Checking that UTM tags, referral grouping and social channel reports work before a campaign. Load-testing a new landing page or server. Seeing how a new site behaves under steady traffic. These are technical uses, not marketing.
Never on ad-supported pages
Google AdSense, Ezoic, Mediavine and other ad networks detect invalid traffic. If bought visits generate ad impressions or clicks, the network can suspend your account and withhold earnings. Don't send this traffic to any page that shows ads.
It won't help SEO
Search rankings aren't improved by bought visits, whatever the referrer. Google ranks pages on content, links and real user satisfaction.
Prices
The default option costs the live price per 1,000 visits. Options differ by source platform, country targeting and visit duration; each option card shows the details.
Keep reports clean
Note the dates and quantities of bought traffic, or use a dedicated test URL with a UTM tag, so you can exclude these visits from real campaign reports later. Mixing them with real data makes your analytics misleading.
Example: a D2C brand testing its tracking
A Bengaluru D2C brand is about to launch an Instagram campaign and wants to confirm that its GA4 setup groups Instagram referrals correctly. It sends 1,000 social referral visits to a test landing page with no ads, checks that they appear under the social channel, fixes a misconfigured UTM rule, and then launches the real campaign with confidence.
Bounce rate and conversions
Automated visits usually leave quickly and never convert, which lowers your conversion rate and changes engagement metrics. That's another reason to use a test page rather than your main store.
Placing the order
Paste the exact page URL, choose the option and quantity, and pay. Make sure the page loads without logins or pop-ups that block visits.
Payment and refunds
Prices are in rupees with nothing added. If delivery can't finish, for example because the site is down, the undelivered part returns to your wallet automatically.
Real social traffic
Real visitors from social media come from useful posts with a clear reason to click, link stickers in Instagram stories, pinned posts on X and WhatsApp Channel updates. That traffic can turn into customers.
Hosting limits
Check that your hosting plan can handle the traffic you order. Cheap shared hosting can slow down or suspend a site under sudden load.
No logins
We only need the public URL, never hosting, CMS or analytics logins.
Choosing a source platform
Options can show visits as coming from Facebook, Instagram, X, Reddit, Pinterest or a mix. Pick the platform you're about to run a real campaign on, so your test checks the exact channel grouping you'll rely on later. If you only want to confirm that social traffic is grouped correctly in general, a mixed option is fine and usually cheaper.
Country targeting
Some options let you choose the country the visits appear to come from. Match the country of your real audience, usually India, so geographic reports in your test look like the reports you'll see during the real campaign. Mismatched countries make it harder to spot configuration problems.