Frequently asked questions

No. Your Social Boost only needs a public link to the profile, page, post, video or comment you are boosting. We never ask for a password, a login code or app permissions, so there is nothing to revoke once the order is finished.

Fulfilment begins as soon as the crypto payment confirms on-chain. Larger packages then arrive gradually rather than all at once, because a sudden jump is the pattern platforms watch for. Every order is sent out by hand, so the exact start depends on when it reaches us.

Yes. We check the link you enter, if the target account is private, we'll tell you right away and the purchase can't complete until it's set to public.

With cryptocurrency only: BTC, ETH, USDT, PayPal USD (PYUSD) and a few others. Checkout shows you the exact amount and an address; the order is held for 60 minutes while we wait for your payment to confirm.

Too little: the order waits for you to top up the difference within the 60-minute window. Too much: the order completes normally and support settles the difference with you.

You write them right in the order, one line is one comment, and the number of lines has to match the package you bought. We deliver exactly what you wrote.

Yes. Each item in your order carries its own link, so one checkout can cover likes for one post, followers for another profile, and comments for a third.

No, an email is all a purchase needs. An account is optional; it keeps your order history in one place and unlocks discounts for returning buyers.

It depends on what "safe" means. Nothing touches your account: you paste a public link, and there is no password, login code or app permission involved, so there is nothing to revoke afterwards. What no seller can promise is how the platform treats the account later. Start with a $1 package on a post that does not matter.

We have not seen an account banned for receiving followers, and a ban for this alone is rare. Platforms are far more likely to remove the followers than the account. That is why the refill window exists: if a count drops within 30 days of delivery, we top it back up once, free.

Some do. Platforms run periodic sweeps and remove accounts they judge inactive, which affects bought and organic followers alike. Counts that fall within 30 days of delivery are topped back up once at no cost, on the same link and the same service. Send the order number and nothing else.

A person looking closely can guess, and the giveaway is almost never the follower count itself. It is the ratio: eight thousand followers and eleven likes a post reads as bought, whatever the number says. If you buy followers, order likes in proportion so the profile holds together.

Yes. Instagram's terms prohibit artificially inflating engagement, and so do the terms of every other platform we sell for. What the rules say and what gets enforced are different things: removal of the followers is the usual outcome, not action against the account. We would rather say that than pretend the rule does not exist.

No. A private account approves every follower manually, so nothing can be delivered to it, and checkout stops the order before you pay rather than after. Make the profile public, place the order, and set it back afterwards if you want. The same applies to friends-only posts.

Delivery stops, and the refill window does not cover it. There is nothing left to deliver to, and no way to move an order to a different link once it has started. The same applies to a profile that has been made private after the order was placed.

They answer different questions. Followers change what a visitor thinks when they land on your profile; likes change what they think of one post. An account with followers and no likes reads worse than one with neither, so if the budget only covers one, buy the one your profile is missing.

It depends on the platform, and every service prices its own ladder. Packages start at $1 and the price per unit falls as the quantity rises, so a thousand costs far less than ten lots of a hundred. Every rung is listed on the service pages.

Yes, and with Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Litecoin, Tron, PayPal USD (PYUSD) and more. Crypto is the only way to pay here. PYUSD can be sent straight from a PayPal account or any wallet; we don't take card or PayPal cash payments. Card processors do not keep merchant accounts open for this kind of work, so a card checkout would stop working without warning and take your order with it.

No. Personal, creator and business accounts all work the same way, because every service runs on the public link rather than on anything inside the account. You do not need an account on this site either: an email address is all a purchase requires.