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Buy Facebook Love Reactions

$1 – $195 packages · 10 to 300

Your Social Boost sells Facebook love reactions in packages from $1, added to any public Facebook post. The heart sits beside the thumbs-up in the reaction row and is counted separately from it. You paste the post link, pay in crypto, and delivery starts within minutes.

  • Delivery starts in minutes
  • Crypto-only checkout
  • No password required
  • 30-day refill window

Prices last updated 2026-09-14

What does a love reaction say that a like does not?

A like is the default — it costs the reader nothing and means little more than "seen". A heart is chosen. On Facebook's reaction row it is the second icon, and it is the one people give to announcements, personal news, a launch, a tribute.

Because reactions are counted separately and shown as small icons under the post, a row that leads with hearts reads differently from a row of plain thumbs: it says people felt something rather than scrolled past.

Which posts suit it?

Anything you would expect warmth for. A new product, a milestone, a thank-you, a photo of the team. Hearts on a routine link post look bought, because nobody loves a price change.

What this service is not

It does not change the total reaction count into something it is not — likes, hearts and the rest are shown separately and anyone can hover to see the split. This moves the heart figure only.

What do you need to provide?

The public link to one post. Checkout tests that the post is reachable before you pay, so a friends-only post or a draft stops the order while it still costs you nothing.

No password and no page role.

Questions people ask before ordering

Do love reactions count as likes?
They are counted separately. Facebook shows the reaction row with each icon's own total, and hovering reveals the split. This service moves the heart figure; Facebook Post Likes moves the thumbs-up.
Can I mix reactions on one post?
Yes. Each reaction is its own service and one cart can hold several of them with the same post link. A mixed row looks more ordinary than a hundred of one icon.
What if the post is on a page rather than a profile?
Both work, as long as the post is public. Page posts, profile posts and posts in public groups can all receive reactions, and the link format does not change.