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 in Indian rupees

The India edition displays rupee prices and a GST line before payment. It is intended for English-language creators and businesses that may publish alongside Hindi or another regional language, so quantity and account tier should be chosen for the audience actually reached by the profile.

Language and location matter when judging whether a quantity looks reasonable. An English technology channel and a regional food business may have similar counts but very different viewing patterns. Recent posts, not a generic popularity target, provide the better baseline.

Tier, amount and delivery speed can be changed independently. The displayed total responds immediately, and a numbered invoice documents the paid order. The service ends when delivery is complete and does not renew automatically.

A progressive pace is helpful for accounts whose audience comes online at different times and on different connections. The profile must stay public so the counter can be read. Customers follow progress through the order page instead of granting access to their social account.

Purchased units do not become loyal Indian followers or guarantee recommendations. may remove them under its platform rules. A time-limited refill covers eligible drops, while any part that cannot be delivered is refunded proportionally.