TikTok growth services
Audience growth and video momentum for every upload. 6 services, from $1.49. Open one below, or build an order right here.
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- $0.32 / 1K Video Views, 250K
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- 30 days On every service
Every TikTok service, priced up front.
Each opens its own page with every size, all three tiers and the total before checkout.
- FollowersGrow your audience base and make your profile look established.From$5.99$59.90 / 1K $14.00 / 1K6 sizesStarts from 30 min30-day refill
- Video ViewsGet more eyes on every upload and build video momentum.From$1.49$1.49 / 1K $0.32 / 1K10 sizesStarts from 30 min30-day refill
- LikesIncrease positive engagement on the videos you care about.From$2.25$22.50 / 1K $6.00 / 1K12 sizesStarts from 30 min30-day refill
- CommentsSpark conversation under your best videos.From$1.99$0.40 each $0.07 each7 sizesStarts from 30 min30-day refill
- SharesTurn views into reach with organic-looking shares.From$1.49$149.00 / 1K $2.80 / 1K10 sizesStarts from 30 min30-day refill
- SavesTell the algorithm your video is worth revisiting.From$3.99$39.90 / 1K $2.80 / 1K7 sizesStarts from 30 min30-day refill
Three places to start on TikTok
Matched to what the account has been doing lately rather than to how old it is, because on TikTok a month-old account and a five-year-old one can easily be in the same position.
- Posting steadily, all modest
TikTok Video Views
When every upload sits at a similar small play count, lifting several of them together changes the grid a visitor scrolls. One views package can be divided across a run of recent videos, and each keeps its own count.
from $1.49 - One video ran ahead
TikTok Followers
People arriving from a video that has travelled meet a header that has not caught up with it. Followers close that gap on the profile without touching the video, whose numbers are best left exactly as they are.
from $5.99 - Useful videos, bare rails
TikTok Saves
Recipes, fixes and lists are the kind of video people bookmark to come back to, and the bookmark count sits on the rail for everyone to read. On that kind of video, saves are the count that fits; extra hearts fit less well.
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What 1,000 costs at each end.
High Quality prices. VIP and Elite cost more; the exact step is printed on every package. Every tier, every platform: pricing.
| Service | Sizes | From | Smallest size | Lowest rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Followers | 100–5K | $5.99 | $59.90 / 1K | $14.00 / 1K at 5K |
| Video Views | 1K–250K | $1.49 | $1.49 / 1K | $0.32 / 1K at 250K |
| Likes | 100–25K | $2.25 | $22.50 / 1K | $6.00 / 1K at 25K |
| Comments | 5–500 | $1.99 | $0.40 each | $0.07 each at 500 |
| Shares | 10–10K | $1.49 | $149.00 / 1K | $2.80 / 1K at 10K |
| Saves | 100–10K | $3.99 | $39.90 / 1K | $2.80 / 1K at 10K |
On TikTok, the counts printed around a video matter most to the people reading them. TikTok has said follower count and an account's past hits are not direct factors in what For You recommends, but the viewer holding the phone reads plenty: four counts down the side of every video, three across the top of every profile, and a play count on every thumbnail in the grid. This guide maps each of those numbers to the order that moves it, suggests what to buy first depending on what the account has been doing lately, and sets out TikTok's rules, the thresholds people are tempted to buy their way past, and the settings that stop a delivery before it starts.
Every public count on a TikTok screen
A TikTok viewer meets numbers in three places. Down the right-hand side of a playing video are four counts: hearts, comments, bookmarks and shares. Across the top of a profile are three more: following, followers, and the total of every like the account's videos have collected. In the grid below, each thumbnail carries its own play count.
Each of the six services here moves one of those figures, and likes move two, because every heart on a video is added to the header total as well. One figure is untouched by anything we sell: the number of accounts you follow, which is yours alone to set. Nothing else on the list is private, since TikTok prints all of these counts for anyone to read and keeps only your analytics to yourself.
| Count | Where it sits | Moved by | What the viewer is weighing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hearts | Side rail of the video | Likes | Whether other viewers enjoyed it |
| Comments | Side rail of the video | Comments | Whether people talk back, and about what |
| Bookmarks | Side rail of the video | Saves | Whether it is worth keeping for later |
| Shares | Side rail of the video | Shares | Whether people passed it on |
| Plays | Each thumbnail in the profile grid | Video Views | Which videos landed, next to their neighbours |
| Followers | Profile header | Followers | Whether to follow |
| Total likes | Profile header | Likes, summed across videos | How the account has done over time |
| Following | Profile header | Nothing we sell | Little; it reflects your habits, not your audience |
The shape of a rail follows the kind of video
Viewers do different things with different videos, and the four rail counts record which. Anyone who spends time on TikTok absorbs the pattern without noticing, so a rail whose shape does not fit the video, a joke with hundreds of bookmarks or a recipe with none, reads as off before anyone could say why.
The header has a shape too. Total likes usually runs ahead of followers, since every video collects hearts from people who never follow, while followers stay in rough proportion to the plays a typical video gets. Keep each order inside those relationships and the profile reads as one account's history rather than a set of separate purchases.
- How-tos, recipes, lists
- Bookmarked by people who mean to come back; saves fit them better than extra hearts.
- Jokes and relatable clips
- Sent on to friends, so the share arrow is the count that moves.
- Questions and hot takes
- They fill the comments, and an empty thread under a question looks odd.
- Trends and performances
- Hearts from people who watched and scrolled on; likes and views carry these.
What to buy first, by what the account is doing this month
The right first order on TikTok depends less on how old the account is than on what it has been doing lately. Three situations cover most accounts, and each points to a different service, or to buying nothing at all for now. Pick the one that sounds like your last few weeks.
Two situations call for no order. An account with only a few uploads has too little for any number to sit beside, so post for a while first. And a video made to sell something should be judged by what it sells: bought counts will not place an order, and they make it harder to tell whether the video itself is working.
- Steady posting, nothing has travelled
- Every video sits at a similar modest play count. Views spread over a run of recent uploads lift the grid evenly, with small likes orders keeping the hearts in step.
- One video far ahead of the rest
- Leave that video's rail alone: its numbers are real and they tell you what worked. The header is what lags, and followers bring it closer to the video that sent people there.
- Plays arriving, rails quiet
- Choose by the shape above: comments on a question, saves on something useful, shares on something funny.
What TikTok removes, what it gates, and what stops an order
TikTok's Community Guidelines ban fake engagement outright, including the buying and selling of services that inflate it, and TikTok removes accounts and activity it judges to be fake. We say so plainly because it is the platform's rule, and no seller can promise an order will be left alone. All six services here carry a 30-day refill for what those removals take back, on every tier.
Some features sit behind numbers: going LIVE has typically needed a minimum follower count, and the Creator Rewards Program a follower count plus recent views, with TikTok varying both by region and revising them. Buying to cross one of those lines is the use we would talk anyone out of, because eligibility rests on more than a single figure, and an account caught inflating one has more to lose than the feature it was after. TikTok's own help pages carry the current terms.
The remaining obstacles sit on your own side of the screen. None of them announces itself when an order stalls, so they are worth checking before paying rather than afterwards, and the settings among them can be put back however you like once delivery has finished.
- Private account
- Strangers can neither see nor follow it, so nothing is delivered until it is public.
- Video audience
- A video whose audience is Friends or only you cannot be reached from outside; switch it to Everyone first.
- Who can comment
- Comments limited to friends, or switched off, block a comment order, and keyword filters can hold delivered lines back.
- Deleted or re-posted video
- An order follows one link. Delete the video mid-order, or re-post it as a new upload, and the counts stay with the original.
TikTok questions worth answering before an order
Anything else: help centre or contact support.
Does a bigger following get my TikToks shown to more people?
Not directly, according to TikTok. It has said follower count and an account's earlier hits are not direct factors in For You recommendations; each video is tried on viewers chosen by interest and spreads further if they watch to the end, rewatch, share or comment. Followers matter afterwards, to the people who tap through to your profile.
Is there a TikTok count none of your services can change?
Yes: the number of accounts you follow, which sits in your profile header and is yours alone to set. Everything else a visitor can read, meaning the four counts beside a video, followers, total likes and the play count on each thumbnail, is moved by one of the six services here.
Can I order for a video that only my friends can watch?
No. An order needs a video anyone can open, so its audience has to be set to Everyone, on a public account, while delivery runs. Change it in the video's privacy options before paying. You can narrow it again once the order has finished, though fewer people will then see the counts you bought.
Could bought followers or views get me into the Creator Rewards Program?
We would not use them for that. The Program has asked for a follower count plus recent views, which TikTok varies by region and revises, and a scheme that pays creators looks well beyond the headline numbers. Inflated figures put the account at risk for a payout that may never come. Check TikTok's own eligibility pages for the current terms.
What does TikTok do if it spots bought engagement?
Its Community Guidelines prohibit fake engagement and the services that sell it, and it removes accounts and activity it believes are fake. That can lower a count after delivery, which is what the 30-day refill covers on all six services. We never log in or act as you, but nobody can honestly promise TikTok will not act.
I sometimes delete a video and post it again. What happens to an order?
An order is tied to the link of the video you picked. A re-post is a new video with its own link and fresh counts, so nothing delivered to the original follows it, and deleting the original mid-order leaves delivery with nowhere to go. Finish the order first, or order for the re-post once it is up.