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 for the United Kingdom

The UK edition uses pounds, British spelling and a VAT line that is visible before checkout. It is written for creators, sole traders and small teams serving audiences in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, rather than being a US page with the currency changed.

A local restaurant, a touring musician and an online retailer should not choose the same jump simply because their current follower counts are close. Recent posting frequency and the usual range of views are better guides. A modest first order is easier to assess and can be followed by another if it fits.

Quantity, delivery speed and account tier are separate choices. Changing one updates the price immediately, while the receipt records exactly what was purchased. Orders are one-off transactions; there is no monthly renewal hidden behind the checkout button.

Gradual delivery suits profiles whose numbers normally move over several days. The public profile must remain accessible so the starting count and progress can be checked. The tracking page works without logging in to the social account.

Purchased activity does not create UK customers, genuine discussion or guaranteed reach. can remove artificial activity under its own rules. The refill period deals with eligible drops, and a partial delivery is refunded for the missing amount.