Add likes to the X post you want people to stop scrolling for. Pick a package, paste the post link on the next step and pay without sharing your password. The likes start within 3 hours, usually sooner.
Choose a package. You’ll paste the X post link and your email on the next step, then review the order before you pay.
Type any amount from 10 to 10,000 to see its price.
Pick the number of likes that fits the post and the views it already has.
Copy the link of the post on X and paste it with your email.
Check the likes, any add-ons and the total, then finish checkout.
The likes go only to the post link you paste. Nothing else on your account changes.
Seven packages from $0.99 for 50 likes to $39.99 for 5,000, or any amount from 10 to 10,000 with the Custom tile. The price shows before checkout.
After checkout the likes start within 3 hours, and usually sooner than that.
Some likes can drop, up to about 10% of the order. Within 30 days, they’re refilled at no extra cost.
Add more post links on the next step and the likes are split evenly between them, up to 20 posts on the larger packages.
A post link and an email are all the order needs. Your login stays with you.
A like is the smallest reaction on X: one tap on the heart under a post. The count sits right under the post, next to its replies and reposts, where anyone scrolling past can see it.
Since June 12, 2024, likes on X are private. You can still see who liked your own posts, and everyone still sees the count, but nobody can open someone else’s post and see the names (TIME, CBS News). What the public sees is the number.
Buying Twitter likes changes that number on the post you choose. It won’t make a weak post better, and X doesn’t rank posts on the count alone. It gives a post you care about a visible response while it’s still new.
X has published the code behind its For You ranking twice. The 2023 release scored a like at 0.5, a retweet at 1 and a reply at 13.5 (the 2023 code). The version X open-sourced on January 20, 2026 is built on the same design as xAI’s Grok, and it predicts what each viewer is likely to do next, from liking and replying to sharing, muting or blocking (the 2026 code, TechCrunch).
Reporting on X’s August 2026 code puts a like at 0.5 again, against 1 for a repost, 5 for a reply and 20 for copying a post’s link (PPC Land). The model weighs the chance of each action for each viewer, not the raw count sitting under the post.
So in X’s own numbers a like counts for less than a repost, a reply or a follow. What a likes package gives you is the visible count: a post that already has a response looks worth a second look. If reach is the goal, retweets and replies carry more weight.
Timing matters more than the size of the package. X’s 2026 ranking code filters out posts older than 48 hours before it picks what goes into For You (the 2026 code), so every post has a limited window to be recommended there.
The likes start within 3 hours of checkout, usually sooner. Order right after the post goes live and the count builds while the post can still be picked up. Larger packages take longer to finish, so a big order on an old post mostly adds to a number people have already scrolled past.
Every post on X has its own link, with /status/ and a long number in it. Open the post and copy the address from the browser, or use the share option under the post and copy its link.
The link of a single post, copied from the browser or the share menu.
Older twitter.com post links lead to the same post on x.com.
They have their own /status/ links, so they can get likes too.
They won’t work here. For the profile itself, see Twitter followers.
Keep the post public until the order is complete. X says protected posts are “only visible to your X followers” (X Help), so likes from other accounts can’t reach them. And if you delete the post, its likes go with it.
A likes package doesn’t have to go to one post. On the next step, add more post links and the likes are split evenly between them, so a thread or a run of posts gets a consistent start.
How many posts a package covers depends on its size: up to 2 posts with 50 likes, 5 with 200, 10 with 500, 15 with 1,000, and 20 from 2,000 likes up. Retweets or views you add can lower that number, and the next step shows the exact limit for your order before you pay. A Custom amount goes to one post.
Look at your recent posts first. Compare the likes on each one with its views, which X shows under the post. That ratio is your own benchmark. A post with 300 views and 5,000 likes looks odd to anyone who checks, while a few hundred likes on a post with thousands of views looks ordinary.
A first order, a post on a new profile, or a test on one of your posts.
Launch posts, threads and announcements from profiles that already get steady views.
Posts with a large view count, or a campaign post you also promote somewhere else.
Type the number in the Custom tile, up to 10,000, for one post that already travels far.
No ratio guarantees a result. Pick an amount that fits the views the post has today.
The last tile in the package grid is Custom. Choose it, type the number of likes you want, anywhere from 10 to 10,000, and the price appears in the summary before you continue. You receive exactly the number you typed.
A custom amount goes to one post, through the same steps as a package: paste the post link, add retweets or views if you want, review the order, then pay. To split likes across several posts, choose a package.
After you paste the post link, the Twitter Details step can offer add-ons for the same post: retweets and views at 30% off each, both together as the Engagement Combo at 40% off, and, on a package, an upgrade to the next one at 40% off. The sizes follow the package. With 50 likes, for example, the offer is 20 retweets, 500 views and an upgrade to 100 likes.
A post with plenty of likes and very few views is the kind of gap people notice, and an add-on costs less than a separate order for the same post. They’re optional: skip them and the order stays likes only.
Each X service changes one number. Likes change the heart count under one post. Retweets share the post to other accounts’ profiles and timelines, replies add conversation under it, and views change its view count. Buying one doesn’t add any of the others.
That’s why they work best together. If a post should reach more timelines, pair the likes with retweets. If it has likes and nobody talking, replies fill that gap, and views or impressions keep the view count in step with the likes.
Like counts move. Some likes can drop after delivery, up to about 10% of the order, and the 30-day refill guarantee covers that: if likes drop within 30 days, support tops the order back up at no extra cost.
To use it, note the like count on the post before you order, or take a screenshot. If the count falls below what you paid for, send support your order number and the post link by live chat, WhatsApp or email. If you’d rather have your money back, the 30-day money-back guarantee is on our Refund Policy page.
The biggest risk in this market is handing over your account, and we never ask for it. A likes order needs the link of a public post and an email for the receipt. No password, no login code and no app connected to your X account.
We can’t speak for X, and neither can any other seller. What we control is how the order is handled: the likes go only to the posts you paste, the price and the start time are on this page before you pay, a drop of up to about 10% is covered by the 30-day refill, and support answers 24/7.
Before you use a free-likes app, check what it asks for. The condition to watch is connecting your X account to it. X explains that a connected app can post on your behalf, engage with other people’s posts for you and follow or unfollow accounts for you (X Help).
If you ever connected an app like that, you can remove it under Apps and sessions in your X settings. A paid order here needs none of it: the link of the post and an email for the receipt.
A package gives a post a visible start. The likes that keep coming after that are earned by the post itself.
None of this needs a budget, and all of it makes a likes package look more natural next to the reactions the post earns on its own.
A useful Twitter likes service should tell you what it needs from you, what it promises and what it can’t.
| What matters | Boost Social Media | What to verify elsewhere |
|---|---|---|
| Target | Only the post links you paste | Whether likes go to a post you chose |
| Password | Never required | Whether a login, a code or a connected app is requested |
| Start time | Within 3 hours, usually sooner | Whether “instant” comes with a number |
| Drops | Up to about 10%, with a 30-day refill | Whether “no drop” is backed by a written refill |
| Several posts | One package split evenly, up to 20 posts | Whether a package covers more than one post |
| Amounts | Packages, or any amount from 10 to 10,000 | Whether you can order the exact number you need |
| Pricing | Packages from $0.99, total shown before checkout | Whether the total changes at checkout |
| Claims | No promises about reach | Whether the limits are explained honestly |
| Refund | 30-day money-back guarantee | Whether a refund window is stated in writing |
| Support | 24/7 by live chat, WhatsApp and email | How order issues are handled |
Choose a package, paste the post link and review the order before you pay.
Choose Your Package →After a successful checkout, the likes start within 3 hours, and usually sooner. Larger packages take longer to finish.
Some likes can drop, up to about 10% of the order. If they drop within 30 days, send support your order number and they’re refilled at no extra cost.
We use the post links you paste and never ask for your password or a login code. If you’re not satisfied, you can ask for your money back within 30 days.
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