What It Costs to Buy Shares on a Facebook Post

Buying shares on a Facebook post here runs from about 0.3¢ each down to 0.056¢, with the smallest package at $2.99 for 1,000 and the largest at $13.99 for 25,000. This page prices shares on a post, not stock in Meta. The count lands on one public post you name by its link, never on your Page, and you pay once by card with no login requested.

Four packages, and the steepest discount of any Facebook service we sell. 1,000 shares cost $2.99, about 0.3¢ each. 5,000 cost $4.99 at 0.1¢, the popular pick. 10,000 cost $7.99 at 0.08¢, and 25,000 cost $13.99 at roughly 0.056¢. Per 1,000 shares, that is $2.99 falling to $1.00, $0.80 and finally $0.56, an 81% drop from one end to the other. Next to the other post products, the same $4.99 buys 5,000 shares or 1,000 likes, and at the top a share costs 0.056¢ where a like costs 0.13¢. That cheapness is the trap. Shares are the rarest thing people do with a post, so a count that outruns the reactions on it stands out, so pick the size from the engagement the post already shows, not from the lowest unit cost. Inside the 30 days following completion, a share count that slips below what was delivered gets topped up free, which keeps the rate you paid honest. Deleting the post or taking it off Public ends that.