Buy Audiomack Likes
You can buy Audiomack likes here with two pieces of information: the public link to one track and how many you want. Audiomack calls this a favorite in its own interface and a like almost everywhere else, including in search - the two words mean the same button and this page uses both so you are not left wondering whether you are on the right product.
- No password, ever
- 30-day refill on the standard line
- Starts within an hour
- From 100 likes
- Crypto or PayPal
Choose how many likes you want
$9.38 per 1,000 likes with a 30-day refill. $1.98 per 1,000 without one.
- 100units$0.94The provider's minimum, and under a dollar. Run it on an older track first and confirm the number lands on the favorite count rather than anywhere else.Buy 100
- 500units$4.69Five hundred favorites against a healthy play count is the ratio that reads as people actually liking the song rather than passing through it.Buy 500
- 1,000units$9.38A thousand is the number most artists have in mind. It is also the point where the like count starts outrunning the plays unless you ordered those too.Buy 1,000
- 5,000units$46.88Only sensible on a track with plays in the tens of thousands. On anything smaller it is the number that makes the page look bought.Buy 5,000
- 10,000units$93.75Compare it with the unrefilled line, where the same count is $19.75. The difference buys thirty days of protection on a number that sits on the track permanently.Buy 10,000
The cards are shortcuts, not the menu. In the panel you type any number from 100 up and the rate per 1,000 stays the same on each line: 300 likes costs $2.81 refilled and $0.59 not. The sensible size is decided by your play count rather than by your budget, which is unusual enough on a price page to be worth saying twice.
Minimum of 100 likes on both lines. Maximum of 2,666,666 on the standard line and 10,000,000 on the economy one.
| Tier | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $9.38 | 100 - 2,666,666 | 0-1 hour | 10,000,000/day | -- |
| Economy (no refill) | $1.98 | 100 - 10,000,000 | 0-12 hours | not published | -- |
Likes, favorites, and why the page says both
Audiomack's own interface calls the button a favorite. Most people searching for this call it a like, because that is what the same button is called on every other platform they use.
There is no difference between the two. The count you see on a track and the count this order moves are the same number, and the provider rows behind this page are named Likes.
We are spelling that out because a page that used only one of the two words would leave half the people who arrive wondering whether they had found the right product - and on a catalog whose argument is that the numbers are exact, an avoidable ambiguity in the name of the thing is a bad place to start.
The ratio is the thing to get right
A like count is read against the play count sitting next to it, always, and the relationship is more informative than either number.
Two hundred favorites on a track with eight thousand plays reads as a song people liked. Two hundred favorites on a track with three hundred plays reads as something else entirely, and nobody has to think about it to notice.
That makes this the one product on the site where the right order size is decided by a number you already have rather than by what you can afford. Look at the plays first. If you are buying both, buy the plays in a larger proportion than the likes, which is the shape every organic track has.
Why one line costs nearly five times the other
A refill, and nothing else.
The standard line is $9.38 per thousand with thirty days of top-up if the count drops. The economy line is $1.98 with no protection at all. Both start at a hundred, both go to ceilings nobody should use, and both deliver the same button.
A like count sits on a track permanently, which makes it closer to a follower count than to a play count: it is held rather than consumed, and held numbers are the ones that can quietly shrink. That is the argument for the refilled line on a track that matters, and no argument at all on a track nobody is auditing.
The cheap line is labeled Economy (no refill) rather than Bulk, because the second word would let you assume it is the same product in a larger size.
One track per order
The delivery points at a single address: audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name, copied from the browser bar.
A profile link moves followers, not likes, and the order will not reinterpret one as the other. An album is a different object again.
Five tracks is five orders, which at these prices is a few dollars and gives you the only comparison worth having - with equal likes across the EP, the track people keep returning to is the one that earned it.
Who this is for
The track with plays and nothing else
A song that got listened to and favorited by nobody reads as background rather than as a song people kept.
This is the clearest use: a few hundred favorites in proportion to the plays, on the refilled line if the track is the one you are pushing.
The artist being pitched to a curator
A playlist curator opens the track, looks at two numbers and decides in about four seconds.
Thirty days of refill covers the window between sending the link and hearing back, which is usually longer than it should be.
The producer with a beat catalog
Nobody audits a beat page, and a favorite count is there to stop a beat looking skipped.
The economy line at $1.98 a thousand is the right call, and this is the case it exists for.
The label comparing two singles
Equal likes on both removes the head start and leaves the difference to the music, which is the only way the comparison means anything.
Who this is not for
Anyone ordering likes without looking at their plays first.
On this product, an order that is too large is worse than no order at all, and that is not true of anything else in this catalog.
How to buy Audiomack likes in 4 steps
- 1. Check the play count on the track
This step is first on this page and nowhere else. The like count will be read against the plays, so look at the plays before you decide a number. A good rule of thumb is to stay well under a tenth of them. - 2. Copy the track address
From the browser bar, with the song open: audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name. Not a profile link, not an album, and nothing after a question mark. - 3. Fund the balance with PayPal or crypto
Pay with PayPal, or top up in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC - USDT on TRC20 is the cheapest to send. On crypto the minimum deposit is $10, or $20 in BTC; with PayPal there is no minimum of ours. - 4. Confirm and watch the track
The standard line starts within an hour. Watch the favorite count on the track itself, and if it drops inside thirty days on that line, the refill puts it back.
Delivery time, speed and what to expect
The standard line
$9.38 per 1,000, starting within an hour, running at up to ten million a day, from 100 likes up, with a 30-day refill.
The pace is far beyond anything a track should receive, so in practice the whole order lands at once and the reason to pick this line is the refill rather than the speed.
The economy line
$1.98 per 1,000, starting within twelve hours, from 100 likes up, with no refill and no pace published.
The provider publishes neither a speed nor a guarantee on this row, and both columns say so rather than being filled in.
What the 30-day refill covers
A drop below the count you ordered inside thirty days of the order completing, topped back up without a new order.
It does not cover a track deleted and re-uploaded, which creates a new address, and it does not cover a drop on day thirty-five.
Why you might deliberately order slowly
At ten million a day there is no technical reason to split an order.
There is a presentational one. A track that gains four hundred favorites over a week looks like a song finding people. The same four hundred in a minute looks like a purchase, and on a page where the ratio to plays is already being read, the timing is the second thing people notice.
What you provide, and what is never asked
To place the order
Three things, and nothing else exists on the form.
- The public Audiomack link to one track
- How many likes, from 100 up
- A balance funded with PayPal, or in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC from $10
Never asked, on any page here
There is no field for any of this.
- Your Audiomack password or any login
- Creator dashboard access
- Your distributor or label account
- Any app authorisation on your account
What the link has to be
A single public track.
- audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name, from the browser bar
- Not a profile and not an album
- Public, playable without a login
What this product does not include
Said plainly.
- Plays on the track, which are a separate line and much cheaper
- Followers on your profile, which are a separate line
- Re-ups, which are a separate line
- A refill on the economy line, which carries none
Guarantee and refill
On the standard line, if the count drops within thirty days we top it back up. On the economy line there is no refill, and that is the whole of why it costs a fifth as much.
A like count is held on the track rather than consumed, which puts it in the same family as a follower count: it is the kind of number that can shrink while you are not looking, and the kind where thirty days of protection is worth more than the price difference on any track you care about.
Covered
- The full count you paid for arriving on the track you linked
- A top-up if the number drops inside thirty days, on the standard line
- A start inside the window published for the line you chose
- Your money back to your balance if the order cannot be completed
Not covered
- Any drop on the economy line, which carries no refill at all
- A track deleted and re-uploaded, which creates a new address
- A drop after the thirty-day window closes
- Plays, followers or re-ups, which this order does not touch
How this catalog is built
Hourden is new. We are not going to paper over that with a founding year or a customer count, because the first is checkable in a second and the second is checkable by nobody.
What is checkable is the catalog. Both lines on this page are real provider services with their own identifiers, and the price is that provider's rate multiplied by a fixed figure.
Five Audiomack like rows were read across four providers. One of them came from a provider whose row carried a sixty-day window written in symbols rather than words, and it was discarded rather than guessed at - a guarantee we cannot read is a guarantee we cannot publish. The two that remain are the ones whose terms are stated plainly enough to print.
Before you buy, you probably want to know
Are likes and favorites the same thing?
Yes. Audiomack's interface says favorite, the rest of the world says like, and the button is the same.
The count this order moves is the one on the track. There is no second metric hiding behind the other word.
How many should I buy?
Fewer than you think, and the plays decide it.
A like count is always read next to the play count. Staying well under a tenth of your plays keeps the relationship looking like a song people liked rather than a page that was bought.
Do you need my Audiomack password?
No, and there is no field for one anywhere on this site.
The order is a public track link and a number. Favoriting happens on the public side of Audiomack.
Why is the standard line nearly five times the price?
A refill, and only that.
Thirty days of top-up against a count that sits on the track permanently. On a beat nobody audits it is not worth it; on the single you are pitching it is seven dollars forty at a thousand likes.
I have never paid with crypto. How does this work?
You do not have to. PayPal works here and needs no explanation.
If you would rather use crypto: you buy USDT on any exchange using a payment method you already have there, then send it to the deposit address this site shows you. USDT is a stablecoin, so the amount you send is the amount that arrives. On crypto the minimum deposit is $10.
Should I buy plays at the same time?
If you are buying likes on a track with few plays, yes - and buy more plays than likes.
Plays are twenty times cheaper per thousand on this site, which means the proportionate order is also the cheaper half of the pair.
Can one order cover a whole EP?
No. One order points at one track.
Five tracks is five orders and a few dollars, and it gives you equal starting numbers across the release - which is the only way to find out which track holds people without help.
Will the accounts listen to the song?
No. The product is the favorite count.
Plays are a separate line pointed at the same track, and nothing on this page promises listening from the accounts delivered.
What if the track is deleted after the order?
A re-upload creates a new address, so the refill cannot be honoured on the old one.
What was already delivered is not refunded, because it was delivered to a track that existed. If a re-upload is coming, order after it.
Frequently asked questions about buying Audiomack likes
How much do Audiomack likes cost?
$9.38 per 1,000 with a 30-day refill, or $1.98 per 1,000 without one.
A hundred likes costs ninety-four cents on the refilled line and a thousand costs $9.38. The rate per thousand does not change with size on either line.
Are Audiomack likes the same as favorites?
Yes, exactly the same button and the same count.
Audiomack's interface calls it a favorite; most people searching for it call it a like. This page uses both words so nobody has to guess which product they are on.
How fast are they delivered?
The standard line starts within an hour and runs at up to ten million a day, so any realistic order lands at once.
The economy line starts within twelve hours and the provider does not publish a pace for it.
Do you need my Audiomack password?
No, and there is no field for one anywhere on this site.
You give the public track link. Nothing about your account or your dashboard is requested at any point.
How many likes should I buy for one track?
Enough to look proportionate to the plays, and no more.
A like count is read next to the play count every time. Staying well under a tenth of your plays is the rule of thumb that keeps the pair believable.
Is there a refill on Audiomack likes?
On the standard line, thirty days from when the order completes. On the economy line, none.
It does not cover a track deleted and re-uploaded, which creates a new address.
What link should I use?
The track address from the browser bar: audiomack.com/artist/song/track-name.
A profile link moves followers rather than likes, and the order will not reinterpret one as the other.
Can I buy likes and plays together?
As two separate orders, and on a track with few plays that is the better purchase.
Plays cost about twenty times less per thousand here, so the proportionate order is also the cheaper half of the pair.
What if the likes do not arrive?
The undelivered part is refunded to your balance in full.
The guarantee is delivery to the track you linked, plus a 30-day refill on the standard line. If the provider cannot complete the order, the remainder comes back as balance.
Other services in this catalog
- Buy Audiomack playsThe count your like total is read against, at about a twentieth of the price per thousand. If you are buying likes on a quiet track, buy these first and buy more of them.
- Buy Audiomack followersThe number on your artist profile rather than on one track. It is what someone checks after a track convinces them to look you up.
- Buy SoundCloud likesThe same job on the platform most artists run alongside Audiomack, with its own prices and its own refill windows.
Ready to buy?
Open the track, look at the play count, and pick a like number that sits comfortably under a tenth of it.
Then copy the address from the browser bar and fund the balance with PayPal or crypto. A hundred likes is ninety-four cents, which makes getting the ratio right the only decision on this page that costs anything.
Paste the track link and pay