Buy Facebook Likes

Likes on a post. The checkout field here is labeled Post Link, and the order attaches to that one post and nothing else. The count under your Page name is the other Facebook product on this site, ordered from the main Facebook page — the link is on this page, labeled Buy Facebook Likes & Followers. Buying one will never move the other, so it is worth settling which number you are trying to change before you pay.

Publish the post first, open it, copy its link, then choose a package here and paste that link at checkout. Delivery begins after payment and is spread across the order rather than dropped on the post in one block. You never enter a Facebook password, and you are never asked to add anyone to the Page.

The one belonging to that item, not the album and not the Page address. Every photo, video and Reel opens on its own page with its own URL, and the timestamp on a post links to the same place — that is what the Post Link field expects. A Page URL names no single post, so an order pointed at one has nothing to deliver to and has to be corrected before it can run.

Thumbs-up. Facebook adds every reaction into one total under the post and shows the leading faces beside it, so what you see afterward is that total higher with the thumbs-up filled. Love is a separate order on the Facebook reactions page, and neither product lets you specify a custom spread across haha, wow, care, sad and angry.

Fewer than your Page has followers. That number is public and sits one click from any post, so a post credited with more likes than the Page has people is a subtraction a visitor finishes without meaning to, and it is the ceiling that binds before anything else does. Well under it, the figure worth aiming at is whatever your own last few posts actually pulled in — an order that clears your Page's own record is buying a result the Page has no history of producing, and that is a harder thing to account for than a modest count.

Editing is fine. A Facebook post keeps the same address through an edit, so delivery carries on to the same place. Deleting it, archiving it, or switching its audience away from Public is not: the likes exist on that post and nowhere else, and a post nobody outside can open has nothing left to receive them. Let an order finish before you change where the post lives or who can see it.

Within 30 days of the order completing, yes — email support@newfollowers.net with the order ID and the number the post is showing, and the shortfall goes back onto that same post free. Two things are worth knowing before you count. Facebook stacks likes, loves and every other reaction into the one figure under the post, so reactions that arrive on their own after delivery can paper over a drop; the claim is worked out against the quantity we delivered, not against that combined total. And the post has to still be up and public for a refill to have a destination, which is the one case the guarantee does not reach — a post you deleted, archived, or restricted after the fact.

Not in the sense of risk-free. Meta files buying engagement under spam in its Community Standards, and a thumbs-up is engagement, so an order here breaks the rules of the platform it lands on and no seller can contract that away. Meta also keeps enforcement private, which leaves what follows a particular order genuinely unknown to us — the likes may be quietly stripped off the post, or the Page that carried them may hear about it, and we are not going to put odds on something we cannot see. What NewFollowers can state flatly is the transaction: a public post link is the entire order, no login and no Page role are requested, and the figure on the button is the figure charged.