Buy Facebook Shares
You can buy Facebook shares here for a public post on a page or profile, with the market you want them from. The share count sits under the post next to reactions and comments, and it is the number Facebook users read as "people passed this on", which matters most for local news, offers and events.
- No password, ever
- Post link only
- US from $2.50 per 100
- From 5 shares
- Deposits start at $3
Choose how many shares, and from where
United States: $25.00 per 1,000, which is $2.50 per 100. Other markets are in the table.
- 10US shares$0.25Ten shares on one post, a quarter. The cheapest way to see how the share line under a Facebook post changes.Buy 10
- 50US shares$1.25Fifty shares is a normal number for a local business post that people actually passed around.Buy 50
- 100US shares$2.50A hundred US shares. Enough to make an announcement or an offer look like news in the area.Buy 100
- 500US shares$12.50For a post with several thousand reactions already. Keep shares in proportion to the reactions above them.Buy 500
- 1,000US shares$25.00A thousand shares, a figure people notice on a page post. Best on content that already travels.Buy 1,000
Facebook shares cost more than most counters in this catalog, so the cards are sized in tens and hundreds rather than thousands.
Ranges vary a lot by market: the US line takes 5 to 100,000 per order, the Philippines 10 to 300. The table shows each one.
| Country | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | $25.00 | 5 - 100,000 | 0 - 6 hours | not published | none | Order |
| Europe | $32.31 | 5 - 5,000 | 1 - 24 hours | 100/day | 30 days | Order |
| Germany | $22.50 | 10 - 2,000 | 0 - 24 hours | not published | none | Order |
| Philippines | $10.00 | 10 - 300 | 0 - 6 hours | not published | none | Order |
| South Korea | $31.85 | 10 - 150 | 0 - 12 hours | 100/day | 30 days | Order |
| Taiwan | $28.44 | 10 - 350 | 12 - 24 hours | 100/day | 30 days | Order |
| Thailand | $13.95 | 100 - 1,000,000 | 0 - 2 hours | up to 1,000/day | 15 days | Order |
Why Facebook shares are worth more than a like
On Facebook, a share puts your post on someone else's timeline or in a group, with their name on it. People know that, so a post with many shares reads as one that others were willing to vouch for.
That is why the share count matters most on the posts a business cares about: an offer, an opening, an event, a job post, a piece of local news. Those are the posts a visitor judges by whether anyone passed them on.
It is also why shares cost more to supply than reactions, and why the price per 1,000 here is higher than on post likes.
Choosing the market
Every line is targeted. The United States is the default for most English-language pages. The Europe line covers a broad European audience and carries a 30-day refill; Germany is its own row.
In Asia, Thailand is the cheapest and the largest line, $13.95 per 1,000 for up to 1,000,000, with a 15 days refill; the Philippines, Taiwan and South Korea are there for pages aimed at those markets.
Pick the market your page is for. A Bangkok restaurant with shares from Germany helps nobody.
Keep the numbers believable
A Facebook post usually has far more reactions than shares. A post with eight reactions and three hundred shares looks wrong to anyone who scrolls past it.
If the post is quiet, start with post likes or reactions, then add shares in proportion. For video posts, video views are the base.
What this will not do
It will not put your post in more News Feeds. Facebook does not publish how it weighs shares, and nobody outside Meta can promise distribution from an order.
It will not bring visitors to your shop or website. Shares change the count under the post; they are not people clicking through.
It will not work on a post that is not public. Friends-only and private group posts cannot be shared by accounts outside them.
How many shares a post needs
There is no correct number, but there is a believable shape. On ordinary page posts, shares tend to sit somewhere between a twentieth and a fifth of the reactions. A post with 400 reactions and 40 shares looks normal; the same post with 4 reactions and 400 shares does not.
For a local business, a few dozen shares on an offer or an announcement is already more than most competitors show. That is $0.63 to $1.25 on the US line, which is why the cards start at ten.
For a contest post, size the shares against the entries you expect, not against the page's follower count. And for a video, look at the view count first: shares on a video with almost no views read as odd regardless of the reactions.
If you are unsure, start smaller than you think. You can always add a second order to the same post; you cannot take shares back once they are on it.
Who this is for
The local business with an offer
A sale, an opening, a new menu: posts judged by whether people passed them on.
A handful of shares changes how the post reads.
The event organiser
Event posts with shares look like events people are going to.
Pair with event attendees for the event page itself.
The page running a share-to-win contest
"Share to enter" posts are judged on the share count first.
Starting from zero makes the contest look dead.
The marketer in an Asian market
Thailand, the Philippines, Taiwan, South Korea.
Local shares for local pages.
Who this is not for
Anyone expecting shares to bring traffic or sales.
They change the number under the post. Reach depends on Facebook and on the post itself.
How to buy Facebook shares in 4 steps
- 1. Copy the post link
On the post, tap the three dots or the timestamp and copy the link. The post must be public, on a page or a public profile. - 2. Pick the market and quantity
From the 7 markets in the table, inside that row's range. The total shows before you confirm. - 3. Fund the balance
Deposits start at $3. PayPal first, or crypto in USDT, USDC, ETH, LTC and BTC. - 4. Confirm and watch the post
The US line starts within 6 hours; most others within 24. The share count under the post is the number to watch.
What you provide, and what is never asked
To place the order
Three things.
- A public Facebook post link
- The market
- How many shares
Never asked, on any page here
There is no field for any of this.
- Your Facebook password
- A login or two-factor code
- Page admin access
- Access to Meta Business Suite
What the post has to be
Public and stable.
- Public, not friends-only
- Not deleted or edited into a different post
- Not in a private group
What this product does not include
Said plainly.
- Reactions or comments
- Any reach, clicks or sales
- A refill on rows that say "none"
Guarantee and refill
Delivery is guaranteed on every row: the full number of shares, from the market you chose, on the post you named, or the undelivered part back to your balance.
Refill depends on the row. These carry one: Europe (30 days), South Korea (30 days), Taiwan (30 days), Thailand (15 days). The rest, including the United States, have none, and the table says so.
Covered
- The full quantity on the post you gave
- The market you selected
- A top-up inside the window on rows that have one
- The undelivered part credited back automatically
Not covered
- A drop on rows without a refill window
- A post deleted or made non-public
- Shares removed by Facebook after the window
- Traffic, reach or sales
Before you buy, you probably want to know
Can people see who shared my post?
Facebook lists public shares to the post owner, and sometimes to others, under the share count. Shares from accounts with private settings are counted but not listed. Expect a mix.
Does it work on a post in a group?
Only in a public group. Posts in private groups cannot be shared by accounts outside them.
Why is Facebook more expensive than other networks?
Because a Facebook share puts the post on another account's timeline, it costs more to supply than a reaction. The rate reflects that.
Can I buy shares for a Reel?
Yes, a public Facebook Reel has a post link like any other.
Other Facebook services
- Buy Facebook post likesThe reactions a share count is read against.
- Buy Facebook reactionsLove, haha, wow and the rest, on one post.
- Buy Facebook video viewsViews for a video post or Reel.
- Buy Facebook page likesFor the page itself rather than one post.
- Buy Facebook event attendees"Going" and "interested" on an event page.
Frequently asked questions about buying Facebook shares
How much do Facebook shares cost?
US shares cost $25.00 per 1,000, so 100 shares are $2.50. Other markets range from $10.00 to $32.31 per 1,000.
Which countries can I choose?
7 markets: Europe, Germany, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, United States.
How fast do Facebook shares arrive?
The US line starts within 6 hours, Thailand within 2, most others within 24.
Do I need to give my Facebook password?
No. The order uses the post link only.
Is there a minimum order?
5 shares on the US and Europe lines, 10 or 100 on the others.
Will shares get my page restricted?
The order does not touch your page or account. The real risk is numbers out of proportion, which is why the page suggests sizing shares against reactions.
Ready to buy?
Paste the post link, pick the market, and start with ten shares if you want to see them land first.
Deposits start at $3.
Choose your market and quantity