Pick a service and a package.
Both services go to the page itself: followers and the page-likes counter. Neither goes to individual posts. No password and no admin access: only the public page link.
Followers are people who get your page updates in their feed; likes are people who marked the page as liked. Facebook shows both on the page, and new pages often show the follower count more prominently. Local businesses usually care about the number a customer sees first when they search for the page.
Followers work for public pages and for personal profiles with followers turned on. Page likes only exist on pages. In both cases we need the full link to the page or profile, copied from the browser, and the page must be visible to everyone until the order finishes.
Pick a service and a package.
Type the @ and, for post services, choose the post or video.
Pay once by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your order code appears on screen.
For the page. Both Facebook services go to the page itself, not to individual posts.
Look at your page: newer layouts show followers first, older ones show both. Raise the number your visitors actually see.
No. Only the public page link. We never ask for passwords or page roles.
Up to 1,000 usually finish the same day; 25,000 over two to four days.