Price ladder
On the default option, 500 page likes cost ₹24.50, 1,000 cost ₹49 and 5,000 cost ₹245. Prices per like are the same at any quantity within an option's limits.
Likes or followers: check first
Pages created or migrated to Facebook's newer page experience show followers as the headline number. Older classic pages may show likes. Open your page while logged out and see which number is displayed. Paying for the number visitors don't see is wasted money; the followers service may be the better buy.
What changes the price
Indian-targeted likes cost more and suit local businesses. Options with a refill period cost more but cover drops when Facebook removes fake accounts. Better-quality accounts cost more and drop less.
Typical spends
Local businesses, such as clinics, schools, restaurants and real-estate agents, usually order 1,000–3,000 page likes once, then put a small monthly amount into reactions on key posts. Agencies managing several classic pages often order for each client before a campaign.
Pages, not profiles
Page likes only work on Facebook pages. Personal profiles don't have page likes; for those, use followers with public following turned on.
Example spend
A Nagpur school's classic Facebook page has shown likes since 2016 and sits at 540. Before admissions open, the office orders 2,000 Indian page likes on a Stable option and starts posting weekly event photos. The spend is a few hundred rupees, and parents comparing schools see a maintained, trusted page.
Paying and refunds
Top up by UPI from any app. The price shown is exactly what's deducted. If the page has country or age restrictions that block delivery, the undelivered likes are refunded to your wallet automatically.
Page likes and Facebook ads
If you run Facebook ads, the page's like or follower count shows in ad previews and when people tap your page name. A healthy number improves trust in the ad. Order page likes before the campaign starts so the count is in place when ad traffic arrives. Page likes from an order don't enter your ad audiences or affect ad delivery, so ad reporting stays clean.
Reactions after likes
A page with thousands of likes but no reactions on its posts looks abandoned. Budget a small amount for reactions on your three or four most important posts after the like order completes.