Price ladder
On the default option, 1,000 views cost ₹1, 5,000 cost ₹4.50 and 10,000 cost ₹9. Views are cheaper than any other X service because they're the simplest to deliver. Options that also add impressions on profile visits or video plays may cost more.
What a view is on X
X counts a view each time a post is shown on someone's screen, and shows the total under the post next to the bar-chart icon. Because every post shows it, a post with 40 views looks unseen, and people scroll past.
Views on video posts
On posts with video, X counts both post views and video views. Our views options raise the post view count; check the order box if you need video plays as well.
Tiers
Starter views are cheapest and fastest. Stable views are spread over a few hours, which looks more natural. Premium views come from sources X is least likely to discount.
How many views
Order enough to match your follower count and usual reach. If your posts usually get 500 views, 2,000 to 5,000 on an important post looks natural. 1 lakh on a small account looks odd.
Example spend
A Pune edtech startup posts a 40-second demo video on X. The founder adds 5,000 views on a Stable option and 80 likes, then shares the post link in two founder WhatsApp groups. The post looks watched, and the real views from the groups push it further.
Likes to match
A post with 20,000 views and 6 likes looks wrong. Keep roughly one like for every 50 to 200 views.
X's rules
X prohibits fake engagement and can discount views or reduce reach. Keep numbers in proportion.
All-inclusive pricing
Rupee prices, no GST or gateway fee. Undelivered views are refunded to your wallet.
Paying
Top up by UPI from ₹100 and pay from your wallet.
Post link
Share, then Copy link. Your account must be public.
What views won't do
They won't add likes, replies, followers or clicks. They make a post look seen.
Views compared with other platforms
X views cost about the same per 1,000 as Instagram Reel views and less than YouTube views, because X counts a view whenever a post appears on screen rather than requiring a video to play. That also means a view on X is a weaker signal than a view on YouTube, which is worth remembering when you compare numbers across platforms in a report.