What It Costs to Buy Shares on a TikTok Video

Shares on a TikTok video cost 0.3¢ each on our smallest order, $2.99 for 1,000, and about 0.11¢ each on the largest, $27.99 for 25,000. Most of that fall happens at the first step, to 0.12¢ at 5,000, after which the rate barely moves. The order goes to one video by its post link, with no password, and you pay the tier price once by card.

Tier by tier: 1,000 shares for $2.99 is 0.3¢ each, 5,000 for $5.99 is 0.12¢ and is the most popular size, 10,000 for $10.99 is 0.11¢ ($1.10 per 1,000), and 25,000 for $27.99 is also 0.11¢, though at $1.12 per 1,000 it is a touch dearer than the 10,000 package. Past 5,000 you are paying close to a flat rate, so the case for a bigger order is the size of the video, not the unit price. Against the other numbers on a post, the same $2.99 buys 1,000 shares or 500 likes, while at the top end a share costs more than a save: 25,000 saves are $12.99, or 0.052¢ each. Shares are the rarest action a real viewer takes, so keep the count well under the views already on the video. Delivered shares are covered for 30 days after completion: if the count under the arrow reads lower than we delivered, we top it up free, which keeps the rate you paid the rate you end up with, provided the video stays up.