Buy LinkedIn Comments
30-day refill guaranteeComments are the one thing here you write yourself. You paste the post URL, type the lines you want, and pay from a crypto balance - no password, and no login through LinkedIn at any point. Every row carries a 30-day refill guarantee.
Pricing
Most people who set out to buy LinkedIn comments look for the rate first, so it is in the open here. Comments are priced per 1,000 like everything else on the site, even though a realistic order is ten or twenty lines, and each row prints the range it accepts and how fast it runs.
Prices are in USD per 1,000 comments, written as $1,234.56. LinkedIn comments start at $78.73 per 1,000, so a twenty-line order lands near $1.57.
| Tier | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High Quality | $78.73 | 1 - 3,000 | 0-12hs | 500/dia | 365 dias |
You write the lines
Custom rows take your text exactly as you type it, one comment per line, posted in the order you list them. That is the whole reason to buy custom linkedin comments instead of random ones: the line can name the thing you shipped, answer the objection that keeps landing in your inbox, or ask in public the question you want asked. Read your list twice before you confirm. Once a line is posted it is a real comment on a real post, and nothing here can edit it from the outside.
Write like a person, not like a bot
On LinkedIn a comment is read, not counted. Three specific lines that sound like colleagues beat thirty that say great post, and the generic ones are why people scroll past a thread without stopping. Name the number, the client problem, the tool. If a line could sit under any post on the network, it is doing nothing for yours.
Who does the commenting
The lines come from individual accounts, not from your company page. A page can only speak as itself when someone signed in to it does that from inside, and nobody here has access to your page or wants it. So write the brand's own comment yourself, in the voice you use, and let this page fill the rest of the thread.
Comments next to the reaction count
People shop for both at once - buy linkedin likes and comments gets typed as a single phrase - and the pair reads better than either alone. Keep the comment count well under the reaction count, the way it falls on a post that got there on its own; LinkedIn likes are a separate order from the same balance. Wider than one post, buy linkedin engagement usually means that pair plus the profile itself, and LinkedIn followers is the third order.
How it works
- Pick a row and a quantity
Choose the row that fits. The table prints the rate per 1,000, the range it accepts, and how quickly the lines go up. - Paste the post link and your lines
Drop in the public post URL, then type your comments, one per line. That link is the only access we get: no password required, and no login through LinkedIn. - Pay with crypto
Fund your balance with USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC. USDT on TRC20 is the default. The minimum deposit is $10, or $20 in BTC because of the network fee. - Watch the thread fill
The run is queued once the payment confirms, and the lines appear under the post in the order you wrote them. Unspent balance stays on the account for the next post.
What you need
What you give us
- The public URL of the LinkedIn post
- Your comment lines, one per line, on custom rows
- Crypto for the balance: USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or LTC
What we never ask for
- Your LinkedIn password
- A login through LinkedIn or any other social sign-in
- A two-factor or verification code
- An ID document or a selfie
- Access to your company page or your inbox
Guarantee
If the count drops within 30 days, we top it back up. No questions. On custom rows the top-up reuses the lines you supplied, so keep your list if you plan to check the thread later in the month.
Frequently asked questions
What are impressions on LinkedIn comments?
Impressions count how many times something was put on a screen, and LinkedIn reports them for the post, not for each comment. A thread that keeps moving can keep the post circulating longer, and that shows up in the post's impression number rather than in a counter of its own. We sell the comments. The impressions are LinkedIn's arithmetic, and nobody can promise you a figure there.
Can I choose the text of each comment?
Yes, on the custom rows. One line per comment, in the order you type them, posted as written and never translated or rewritten. Random rows exist and cost less, and they read like generic praise because that is exactly what they are.
Can you comment as a company page on LinkedIn?
No. The lines are left by individual accounts, and commenting as a page is something only a person signed in to that page can do. We never ask for page access, so that part stays on your side. Post the page's own line yourself and order the rest of the thread here.
Can I delete a comment on my LinkedIn post later?
Yes. As the author of the post you can delete any comment sitting under it, and the account that wrote it can delete its own. Deleting one yourself is your call, and it is not what the top-up covers - that is for lines that disappear without you touching them.
How do I see who liked a comment on LinkedIn?
Click the small reaction count at the end of the comment and LinkedIn opens the list of accounts behind it. It works the same on a comment as on a post, and the list is visible to anyone who can see the thread. Nothing about it is private, so assume your lines will be read closely.
Why do AI-generated LinkedIn comments hurt a B2B reputation?
Because they are recognizable. The same rhythm, the same opener, the same closing question - your audience has read a thousand of them and files the whole thread as noise. The fix is not to skip comments; it is to write the lines yourself and keep them specific enough that nobody could have written them about another company.