Buy Facebook Likes
Buying Facebook likes means strengthening either your Page’s like counter or the reactions under one specific post — one order targets a single public URL. FanBoost needs only that link, never a password; delivery starts within 24–48 hours and spreads progressively.
Gradual delivery, average start within 30 minutes, refill guarantee depending on the offer — and never your password.
- No password ever required
- Average start under 30 minutes
- Refill guarantee depending on the offer
- Numbered invoice available
How does it work?
Configure your order
Pick the service, quality tier, quantity and delivery speed. The price updates live, taxes included.
Enter your handle
A public @handle or a post URL is all we need. We never ask for your password — at any point.
Track delivery live
Real-time progress bar, emails at every step, and a refill on a simple report when the offer includes the guarantee.
How much do 1,000 likes cost?
| Tier | Account origin | Start time | Speed | Refill guarantee | Price / 1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | Worldwide | ≈ 30 min | 24–48 h | Not included | ₹459.90 |
| Premium | Worldwide | ≈ 30 min | 24–48 h | Not included | ₹741.90 |
| VIP | National | ≈ 1 h | 24–48 h | Not included | ₹929.90 |
Ordering Facebook Likes in India
An Indian order for Facebook Likes is priced in INR. The configurator shows GST and the final amount before payment. A public handle or post URL is sufficient; FanBoost never needs the password, recovery code or account access.
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. Facebook may remove them under its platform rules. A time-limited refill covers eligible drops, while any part that cannot be delivered is refunded proportionally.
Last updated: 21 August 2026 · Damien, founder of FanBoost — Site editor — tracks delivery and refill rates across the SMM sector every day
Page likes or post likes — which counter are you actually buying?
Facebook runs two counters visitors often conflate. The Page like endorses the business itself — the storefront figure people see when searching your name before calling or booking. The post like reacts to one publication alone. Decide before checkout which you are strengthening.
The reason lies in Facebook’s audience: people here skew older and sit closer to a purchase decision, vetting a plumber or a restaurant on its Page before messaging. They screen trust markers — how many liked the Page, whether recent posts drew any reaction. Thin numbers plant doubt exactly when a visitor chooses between enquiring and leaving.
Set the boundary honestly: bought likes do not turn visitors into customers, nor do we claim they influence News Feed placement or sales. Since follower and like counts sit side by side, keeping both similar avoids an odd-looking gap; if followers lag, Facebook page followers rebalances the picture.
How does ordering work, and what quantities make sense?
The process stays identical whichever reading you choose: paste the address of the Page or post, and the counter climbs in steps across several days rather than jumping overnight. Keep the target public throughout — a restricted audience pauses distribution until visibility returns — while progress shows in your dashboard.
Proportion decides whether the result reads as growth or decoration: a brand-new Page stays in the low hundreds, an established business orders several hundred to a few thousand, large community Pages climb higher — reactions follow the same logic. Before repeated top-ups, glance at the pricing structure: fewer, larger orders usually beat many tiny ones.
Disclosed before payment: paying for engagement breaches Facebook’s terms of use, though it breaks no law, and Meta periodically strips interactions it flags as artificial — some delivered likes may vanish during clean-ups. The refill guarantee covers that scenario, re-delivering reported drops during a window for the number of days shown on the offer you choose, while an unfulfillable order ends with the undelivered share refunded pro rata.
| Current Page size | Suggested likes | Why |
|---|---|---|
| New Page (under 250 likes) | 100–250 | Crosses the threshold where the counter reassures instead of raising doubts |
| Local business (250–1,000) | 250–750 | Lines up with comparable establishments nearby without dwarfing real activity |
| Established Page (1,000–10,000) | 750–5,000 | Sustains visible progression alongside a regular publishing rhythm |
| Large community (over 10,000) | 2,500–25,000 | Keeps pace with an existing audience at campaign scale |
Last updated: 22 August 2026 · Damien, founder of FanBoost — Site editor — tracks delivery and refill rates across the SMM sector every day
Your questions, straight answers
Could my account get suspended?
Zero risk does not exist and nobody can promise it. Our gradual delivery is designed to limit automated detection, and we never access your account: with no password involved, there is nothing to compromise on our side.
Will the engagement disappear?
Part of it may be removed by the platform over time: that is how the industry works. When the selected service supports it, the chosen tier opens a refill guarantee whose length is shown before payment; a drop reported within that period is refilled.
Will people notice?
A sudden spike gets noticed; a spread-out rise much less. Standard speed spreads delivery over 24 to 48 hours, and Premium and above use accounts with a profile picture and history.
Do I have to give my password?
Never. Your public @handle or post URL is enough. If any site asks for your password for this kind of service, walk away.
What happens if delivery fails?
Partial deliveries are automatically refunded pro rata, no claim needed. If an order cannot be delivered at all, it is fully refunded within 24 hours.
What this service does not do
This service increases the number of likes shown on your Facebook profile. It does not create an engaged community: delivered accounts will not consistently interact with your posts, and it does not replace a content strategy. Facebook discourages this practice in its terms of use and may remove part of the delivered engagement — which is exactly why a refill guarantee is offered whenever the selected service supports it.
Frequently asked questions
Do you deliver likes to a Page or to individual posts?
Both are served: the form takes the link you want strengthened — the Page itself or one specific post. One order always applies to a single address.
What information do you need to deliver?
Only the public link of the target — no password, no email login, no Business Manager access. Anyone asking for credentials is signalling a scam; delivery proceeds once payment clears.
When do the first likes show up?
Within 24–48 hours after checkout, never minutes after payment — the delay lets delivery spread progressively, keeping the climb plausible for your audience and Facebook’s review systems.
Can buying likes get my Page penalised?
Meta occasionally removes interactions it judges artificial during clean-ups, so some delivered likes can vanish — reported losses inside the guarantee window are topped up once you report them. The practice stays legal.
Will these likes raise my follower count too?
No — Facebook tracks page likes and followers as separate counters, and an order on one does not move the other; order each separately to stay proportionate.
Can I spread one order over several posts?
One order binds to one URL: supporting three recent publications means three separate orders with deliberately unequal quantities, since identical totals everywhere would read as automation.
How long does complete delivery take?
It scales with volume: smaller packages finish within days, larger ones spread across one to two weeks. Your client dashboard reports progress until the total is reached.
Should likes go to my Page or my posts?
Match the goal: Page likes dress the storefront strangers check before messaging, post likes endorse specific announcements. Many businesses weight most of the budget toward the Page.
Must the Page or post stay public meanwhile?
Yes. Distribution relies on resolving the link you supplied, so a restricted audience, an unpublished Page or a deleted target interrupts delivery — restore visibility and it resumes.
What happens if the order cannot be completed?
The undelivered share is refunded automatically, calculated pro rata against the missing quantity — no claim needed. The amount returns via the original payment method, closure recorded in the dashboard.
Do I receive an invoice for accounting purposes?
Yes, every order produces a numbered invoice stored in your client dashboard, ready whenever your bookkeeper needs it. Businesses routinely book these purchases as communication expenses.
Will more likes increase my reach or sales?
We refuse to promise either: News Feed placement depends on Facebook’s ranking systems and revenue on your offer. Likes change the first impression that convinces a hesitant visitor to make contact.
