Who is behind FanBoost?

Our positioning

FanBoost is a social growth service launched in 2026, covering 18 countries in 8 languages, published by Fanboost Club LLC, a company incorporated in Wyoming (United States). We sell gradually delivered social engagement — followers, likes, views, comments — for public accounts, without ever asking for a password.

Our bet is transparency, the opposite of the sector norm: prices are public without an account, announced timelines are the observed ones, and every service page carries a “what this service does not do” section. There we state plainly that this practice breaches the platforms’ terms of use and that some units may be removed over time — which is precisely what the refill guarantee compensates.

What ordering looks like

You pick a platform, a service, a quantity and a speed; you provide the public handle or URL; you pay through PayPal, cards accepted. A confirmation email with an order number arrives immediately, delivery starts within 24 to 48 hours on the standard speed, and tracking stays visible in your dashboard until the last unit lands.

A numbered invoice is generated for every order — handy for freelancers and agencies managing client accounts. Support replies within 24 hours, 7 days a week, and account deletion is self-service from the settings page, in line with our privacy policy.

What we are not

We are affiliated with no social platform: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, Spotify and Telegram are trademarks of their respective owners. We promise no monetization, no virality, no engaged community: counters open doors, only content keeps them open. And we sell nothing that requires access to your accounts — wherever a password is requested, walk away.

Social media services priced for Canada

The Canadian edition displays Canadian dollars and calculates the configured tax before payment. It serves English-language accounts from local shops to creators with viewers across several provinces, while keeping the order, invoice and tracking details in one currency.

English-language reach does not make every audience interchangeable. A local account in Halifax, a Toronto retailer and a Vancouver creator will have different posting hours and follower patterns. The chosen quantity should reflect recent activity and the geographic scope of the profile.

Prices update as the buyer changes volume, tier or speed. The resulting invoice uses the same currency shown in the configurator and identifies the purchased service. There is no recurring billing; a later campaign requires a separate decision and payment.

Gradual delivery is useful when the account normally grows in small increments. Keeping the profile public lets the system record the baseline and remaining amount. The order link shows progress without asking the customer to connect the social account.

Visible growth is not the same as Canadian engagement. It cannot guarantee enquiries, sales or algorithmic distribution, and may remove delivered activity. Refills cover qualifying drops during the selected period; undelivered units are refunded.