Frequently Asked Questions
Ordered the way an order happens. Pricing and ceilings account for most of what people ask, so they come first.
Account safety
Do you need my password?
No, and no service here does. Follower services need a public username; likes, comments and views need a post or video link. That is the whole list. Any claim that account access is required for delivery does not hold.
Does my account have to be public?
Yes. A private account cannot be delivered to, and it is the single most common reason an order fails. Confirm it is public before ordering; switching it back afterwards does not affect what has already been delivered.
Will this get my account banned?
Nothing we provide touches the account itself - no login, no authorisation, no third-party app. The risk lies in how a platform reads the metrics, and no supplier can make that call on a platform's behalf. Buying a number close to your own scale is considerably safer than buying one that stands out.
Price and choice
Why do followers vary more than tenfold in price?
Almost entirely supply difficulty. Global followers are $3.64 per 1,000 from a near-unlimited pool; Korean at $16.90 and Chinese-language at $17.94 come from real but finite country pools; the TikTok no-drop tier at $41.60 spends its cost sourcing accounts that will not fall away.
Is geo-targeting worth the premium?
It depends what you are solving. A visitor to your profile cannot tell where your followers live, so if the job is appearances, the global tier does it identically. Geo-targeting changes who the platform thinks your audience is, and what a brand sees in an audience audit.
Followers first, or likes first?
If you are testing whether a regional audience responds at all, buy likes first - within the same pool likes usually run a third to two thirds of the follower rate, and one order covers more of your grid.
How much should a first order be?
Most services open at 100, which exists so you can see the delivery quality once. Scale up after that checks out.
Stability
Will the numbers drop?
No. The services are stable, and delivered numbers do not drop.
Ordering and delivery
What happens if my order exceeds the per-order ceiling?
It gets split into several orders delivered in sequence. Korean and Chinese-language ceilings are only 800 to 1,000, so a large order stretches out noticeably - if you are working to a date, ask support about the current pace first.
How long does delivery take?
It depends on the service, and each page states the pace its supplier commits to. A few services are fulfilled manually with no fixed window; those pages say "varies" rather than inventing a time.
Can one order cover several posts?
No. Likes, comments and views are one order per post or video. Several posts means several orders.
My order looks stuck. What now?
Contact support with the order number and we will check its real status at the supplier. On some services a count sitting still for a few hours is the normal delivery rhythm rather than a failure.