Buy Facebook Shares

A public Facebook post and its link. You choose a package on this page, paste the link to the post you want shared, and pay — that is the whole order. NewFollowers never asks for a Facebook password, an admin invite or Business Manager access, because delivery to a public post works entirely from the outside.

The post link. Facebook shares are bought per post, so an order against a Page address has no target and cannot be delivered — the checkout field is labeled Post Link for exactly that reason. Open the post itself, copy the URL from the address bar or from the post's own timestamp link, and paste that.

Fewer than the post has reactions. Shares are the rarest action on Facebook because they cost the sharer something, so a share count larger than the like and reaction count on the same post is the mismatch a reader notices first. Size the order against what the post has already earned, not against what you wish it had.

Once the post has picked up its own first reactions. A Facebook post does not expire the way a Story does, so there is no deadline to race — waiting until the post has some organic engagement means the delivered shares sit on top of something instead of standing alone on a post nobody has touched.

Recount it and tell us. Shares come off when the person who shared your post deletes that copy from their own timeline, or when Facebook removes the account it was sitting on, so the figure can slip. For thirty days after the order completes we refill the difference at no charge — email support@newfollowers.net with the order ID and the count currently showing on the post. The exception is a drop you caused: delete the post, or move it from Public to Friends only, and the shares go with it and there is no shortfall left to measure, which is the second reason that public check before you pay is worth the minute.

No. The order raises the share count on the post; it does not buy clicks on a link inside it. If the goal is people landing on a website, buying shares is not the mechanism, and any provider promising click-through from a share package is selling something it cannot deliver.

Pace, mostly. Nothing in the order marks the post itself — no tag, no caption change, nothing appended — so what separates a bought count from an earned one is how it arrives. Delivery here is spread across the order rather than dropped in one block, because a counter that visibly climbs while someone is still reading the post is the version people remember. Pace is the half we control; size is the half you set when you pick the package.

No. Meta's Spam policy lists "selling, buying or exchanging for engagement, such as likes, shares, views" among prohibited behavior, and we will not tell you it says something else. What NewFollowers commits to is narrower: the order needs only a public post link, the price is the one shown before checkout, and delivery is paced rather than dropped in one block.