How to choose a package size that fits the account

Updated 20 September 2026 · prices read from the live catalogue at build time

Too small does nothing; too big looks bought. A simple rule for sizing followers, views and likes to the profile they are going on.

The one rule

Size an order to the account it is going on, not to the budget. A profile with 400 followers gaining 10,000 overnight reads as bought to anyone who checks the growth curve — and so does a post with 50 views and 5,000 likes. Ratios matter more than totals.

Followers and subscribers

  • Under 1,000 today: order 100–500, drip-fed over a week or more.
  • 1,000–10,000: 500–2,500 continuous is proportionate.
  • Over 10,000: 2,500 and up; the account can absorb it.

Views and plays

Views can be sized more freely — a video going viral is normal — but keep likes to a few percent of views and comments to a fraction of likes. The cheapest way to make a post look bought is a like count that exceeds its views.

Live viewers

Viewer orders are sold by count and session length. Start at the size that lifts the stream onto the first screen of its category — on smaller platforms that can be a few dozen — rather than the biggest package. Followers alongside make the channel look established when those viewers arrive.

Cheapest starting point on the site: Kick followers from $1.54. Every service has a small package meant for exactly this — a test order before you commit.

Quick answers

Do I need an account to order or track an order?

No. Guest checkout works, and the Track page looks an order up with just its order ID.

Is every order a one-time payment?

Yes. Nothing recurs unless you deliberately turn on Autopilot for a service, and that can be cancelled at any time.

Do you ever need my password?

Never. A public link is the only thing any order needs, and nobody from support will ask you for a code.