LinkedIn Company Page Follower Prices
For a LinkedIn company page, followers cost about 8¢ to 7.7¢ each, from $7.99 for 100 to $385.99 for 5,000. The price is close to linear, so each follower costs about the same at every size; the useful question is what number looks credible on your page. The order takes the page URL, never a LinkedIn login, and you pay once by card.
The four packages sit on nearly the same rate. 100 followers cost $7.99, or 8¢ each; 500 cost $38.99 at 7.8¢, the most popular size; 1,000 cost $77.99, also 7.8¢; and 5,000 cost $385.99 at 7.7¢. Per thousand that is $79.90 at the bottom and $77.20 at the top, close enough to linear that you should buy the count the page needs and nothing more. Per unit, followers are the least expensive thing sold for LinkedIn: 500 of them at $38.99 cost less than 100 comments at $42.99, and 5,000 come to $385.99 where 5,000 post likes cost $628.99. The 30-day refill applies to every package, so if the follower count on the page falls below what was delivered inside that window, we top it up free and the per-follower price stays where it was.
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Buying Followers vs Organic Growth
How does buying LinkedIn followers compare to growing organically? Here's a data-driven breakdown.
| Factor | Buy Followers | Organic Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Time to Results | Hours | 3–12 months |
| Cost | From $3.99 one-time | $500–$5,000+/mo in ads |
| Predictability | Guaranteed count | Highly variable |
| Social Proof Boost | Immediate credibility | Gradual |
| Effort Required | None — we handle it | Daily content & strategy |
| Best Use Case | Kickstart & credibility | Long-term brand building |
Most successful creators use both strategies together — buy followers to establish credibility, then grow organically.
Why Buy LinkedIn Followers From NewFollowers?
LinkedIn is the one platform on this site where the audience is usually deciding something. A buyer checking a vendor, a candidate checking an employer, an investor checking a founder: all of them land on the company page, and the follower count is directly under the name.
That gives the number a different job than it has on Instagram. Nobody is impressed by a large LinkedIn following, but a company page with 40 followers reads as a company that has not started, which is a problem when the visitor came to assess whether you are real.
Post likes and comments work on individual posts and are far more visible than the follower count, because LinkedIn shows the names and headlines of everyone who engaged. Comments in particular are read, so a generic one does more harm than an empty comment section.
Orders take a page or post URL. No LinkedIn login is asked for, and prices are shown before checkout.
LinkedIn Company Page Follower Prices — FAQ
How much do 1,000 LinkedIn followers cost?
$77.99, which is 7.8¢ a follower. The 500 package at $38.99 works out at the same 7.8¢ and is the most popular size.
Does the per-follower price change between packages?
Only by a fraction of a cent: 8¢ at 100, 7.8¢ at 500 and 1,000, and 7.7¢ at 5,000. With the price this close to linear, each follower costs effectively the same at every size, so pick the count that suits the page.
Is this what LinkedIn pays creators per follower?
No. This page covers only what a follower costs to buy here, 8¢ to 7.7¢ each. Any payments LinkedIn makes to creators are set by LinkedIn under its own terms, and we don't quote or estimate payout figures.
Are there fees, add-ons or a subscription?
No. Each package is a single card payment at the price shown, the processing fee is ours to pay, and there is nothing to renew or cancel.
Does the price include a refill guarantee?
Yes. Every package, down to the smallest at $7.99, carries the 30-day refill, so a page follower count that drops below what was delivered in that window is topped up at no charge. A price far below this ladder from another seller usually means a different product, accounts LinkedIn removes, and a count that shrinks raises the real cost of each follower that stays.