Buy Twitter Poll Votes
You can buy votes for an X poll here with two pieces of information: the link to the post holding the poll, and which option you want voted. The whole product is governed by one fact that no other page in this catalog has to deal with - a poll closes. Everything below is organized around getting the votes in before it does.
- No password, ever
- Starts within 0-2 hours
- Up to 20,000 a day
- You pick the option
- Crypto or PayPal
Choose how many votes you want
$0.25 per 1,000 votes, at any quantity inside the range.
- 100units$0.03The provider's minimum, and it costs under three cents. This is not a typo and it is not a loss leader - it is what a vote costs. The practical floor on a first order is whatever you put on the balance, not the price of the votes - on crypto that is a $10 minimum.Buy 100
- 1,000units$0.25A thousand votes on a poll with a handful of real ones changes the shape of the result completely, which is worth thinking about before you order rather than after.Buy 1,000
- 5,000units$1.25The size for a poll that already has traction and that you want to tilt rather than invent. At 20,000 a day this arrives inside a few hours.Buy 5,000
- 10,000units$2.50Ten thousand is where the total on a poll stops being plausible for most accounts. Worth checking what your usual engagement looks like before you pick it.Buy 10,000
- 20,000units$5.00The ceiling the provider allows on this line, and the whole of it costs five dollars.Buy 20,000
The cards are shortcuts, not the menu. In the panel you type any number from 100 to 20,000 and the rate per 1,000 stays the same: 3,000 votes costs $0.75 and 15,000 costs $3.75. This is the cheapest product in the catalog by unit, and the thing that limits an order is the poll's clock, not the price.
Minimum of 100 and maximum of 20,000 votes per order, on a poll that is still open.
| Tier | Per 1,000 | Quantity | Start | Speed | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $0.25 | 100 - 20,000 | 0-2 hours | 20,000/day | -- |
The clock is the product
An X poll runs for a duration the author sets, between five minutes and seven days, and when it closes the result is frozen and the voting buttons disappear.
That makes this the only service in the catalog where delivery speed is not a convenience but the entire thing. A follower order that finishes a day late is a day late. A vote order that finishes after the poll closes is worth nothing at all.
The line here starts within two hours and runs at up to 20,000 a day, which is why it is the line we carry. On a poll with 24 hours left, a 5,000-vote order has comfortable room. On a poll with two hours left, it does not, and the honest advice is not to place it.
What the provider does and does not control
It votes on the option you specify, on the post you specify. The option is passed in the order notes, by position - first, second, third or fourth as they appear in the post.
What it cannot do is change a vote already cast, see the result before the poll closes, or vote on a poll that has already ended. An order placed against a closed poll fails at the provider, and the money comes back to your balance rather than disappearing into a delivery that could not happen.
It also cannot vote on a poll inside a protected account. The post has to be publicly viewable, which is the same condition every other service on this site works under.
The refill window on this page is almost meaningless, and we are going to say so
The provider attaches a 30-day refill to this line, and it appears in our catalog because it is in theirs.
Think about what a refill would do here. A vote does not drop off a poll; the poll closes and the number is final. A 30-day window on a product whose average lifetime is under 24 hours is a badge rather than a protection, and we are not going to print it at the top of this page as though it were the guarantee.
The guarantee that matters is the one on delivery: the votes arrive on the open poll, or the money returns to your balance. That is the sentence worth reading, and it is the one we will be held to.
Why a poll result is more fragile than a follower count
A follower count is a number next to a name. A poll result is a claim about what a group of people think, published with a sample size attached.
That makes it read differently. People quote poll results, screenshot them, and argue with them, and the quoting is the point for most of the people who run one. It also means a result that does not match the account's usual engagement is noticeable in a way a follower count is not: a profile with 800 followers and a poll with 12,000 votes is a sentence that writes itself.
None of that is a reason not to buy. It is a reason to size the order against the account rather than against the budget, which is a different instinct from every other page here.
Who this is for
The brand running a product poll
Two colorways, two names, two launch dates: a poll is the cheapest research instrument on the platform and the one nobody answers when the account is small.
A few hundred votes gets it past the threshold where people join in, which is usually the actual goal rather than the result itself.
The account testing a format
Polls get reach that plain posts do not, and you want to know whether yours does before you build a weekly series on it.
A small order on a throwaway poll answers that without waiting for an audience you are still building.
The community vote with a quiet turnout
A server, a club or a mailing list votes on something and three people show up, which reads as nobody caring rather than as bad timing.
This fills the floor. It does not tell you what the group thinks, and if the answer is supposed to inform a decision, it is the wrong tool.
The campaign that needs the screenshot
Some polls exist to be quoted in a deck or a thread rather than to be counted.
If that is yours, this is the fastest and cheapest line in the catalog. Size it so the screenshot survives someone opening the profile.
Who this is not for
Anyone treating the result as research.
A poll you paid to shape tells you what you ordered. If you need to know what people actually think, every dollar spent here is a dollar spent making the answer less reliable.
How to buy X poll votes in 4 steps
- 1. Check how long the poll has left
This comes first here and nowhere else in the catalog. The poll has to still be open when delivery finishes, so compare the time remaining against the size you want: delivery starts within two hours and runs at up to 20,000 a day. - 2. Copy the post link and note the option
The direct link to the post holding the poll, from a public account. The option goes in the order notes by its position in the post - first, second, third or fourth. - 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, which on this product covers more votes than any single poll could use; with PayPal there is no floor of ours. - 4. Confirm and watch the poll
Delivery starts within two hours and you can watch the total move on the post itself. If the poll closes before the order finishes, the undelivered part returns to your balance.
Delivery time, speed and what to expect
The one line on this page
$0.25 per 1,000, starting within 0 to 2 hours, running at up to 20,000 a day, from 100 to 20,000 per order.
One row, published with its start window and its ceiling. The whole maximum order costs $5.00 and fits inside a single day of delivery.
How to size an order against a clock
Take the hours remaining on the poll, subtract two for the start window, and multiply what is left by roughly 830 votes an hour.
A poll with 24 hours left comfortably takes the 20,000 ceiling. A poll with six hours left should not be given more than about 3,000. This arithmetic is the only unusual thing about buying this product and it takes ten seconds.
What happens when the poll closes mid-delivery
The provider stops, the delivered count stands, and the undelivered part is refunded to your balance.
You do not lose the money and you do not get a partial order silently marked complete. It is the reason the delivery guarantee on this page is worded around the open poll rather than around a time.
What you provide, and what is never asked
To place the order
Four things, and the fourth is the only one unique to this page.
- The direct link to the post holding the poll
- Which option to vote, by its position in the post
- How many votes, from 100 up to 20,000
- 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 X password or any login
- Access to the account that posted the poll
- A phone number, an email or a recovery code
- Any app authorisation on your account
What the poll has to be
Public and open.
- Posted by an account that is not protected
- Still accepting votes when the order is placed
- Not deleted or edited into a different post mid-delivery
What this product does not include
Said plainly.
- Any guarantee that the option you chose wins, if the other side is also being bought
- Replies, quotes or any other engagement on the post
- A result that means anything about what people think
The guarantee on this page
Your order is delivered on an open poll or the money returns to your balance. That is the promise on this page, and it is deliberately worded around the poll rather than around a deadline.
The provider also attaches a 30-day refill to this line. We are not putting that in the badge, because a refill cannot restore a vote on a poll that has closed, and a guarantee that sounds longer than it is worth less than one that is exact.
Covered
- The full number of votes you paid for, on the option you chose
- A start inside the two-hour window
- The undelivered part refunded if the poll closes first
- Your money back to your balance if the order cannot be placed at all
Not covered
- A poll already closed when the order was placed
- A post deleted or made private mid-delivery
- The option you picked still losing, if someone else is buying too
- Any reaction from the platform or from people reading the result
- The 30-day refill the provider attaches, which cannot apply to a closed poll
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. This line is a real provider service with its own identifier, and the price is that provider's rate multiplied by a fixed figure.
There were 39 candidate rows for poll votes across four providers. Most were discarded for the usual reasons - names that say NO REFILL or BOTS, ceilings that turned out to be padding - and the one published here was chosen for its start window rather than its price, which is the only product in this catalog where that was the deciding factor. On a poll, a cheaper line that starts in twelve hours is worth nothing.
Before you buy, you probably want to know
Three cents for a hundred votes. Is that real?
Yes. $0.25 per thousand is the published rate and the maths holds at every size.
It is this cheap because a vote is a single tap with no profile, no media and no persistence behind it. The practical floor on an order is the $10 crypto minimum deposit, which buys more votes than any poll could absorb.
Can I vote for a competitor's option, or against one?
You can order votes on any public poll, including one that is not yours.
What you cannot do is remove votes already cast or stop someone else ordering on the other option. If a poll is being bought from both sides, the result is a bidding war and the price per thousand means it can go on for a long time.
Will X detect this?
A poll result that does not match the account posting it is noticeable to people, which is the more common problem.
On the platform side, poll votes are a low-signal interaction and enforcement around them is lighter than around followers or likes. That is an observation about how this has behaved, not a promise, and anyone telling you an engagement product is undetectable is guessing in a more confident voice.
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, which at this price covers many orders.
How do I tell you which option to vote?
By its position in the post - first, second, third or fourth - in the order notes.
Not by the text, because option text can be edited and position cannot. If the poll has two options and you write 'the second one', that is unambiguous in a way that quoting the label is not.
What if I order and the poll is already closed?
The order fails at the provider and the money returns to your balance.
It does not get delivered to a different post and it does not sit in a queue. This is the one failure mode on this page that is entirely avoidable, by checking the clock first.
Can I split votes across both options?
Yes, as two orders, and people do it to make a result look contested rather than lopsided.
It is also the only use of this product where the result genuinely carries no information at all, which is worth being honest with yourself about.
Is there a refill?
The provider attaches 30 days and it cannot mean anything, because a closed poll cannot be topped up.
We list it in the catalog because it is in theirs, and we do not put it in the badge because it would be a guarantee that reads longer than it is. The protection that applies here is delivery before the poll closes.
Can I buy votes on a poll in a protected account?
No. The post has to be publicly viewable for the delivery to reach it.
That is the same condition every service on this site works under, and it is why no page here has ever asked for a password.
Frequently asked questions about buying X poll votes
How much do Twitter poll votes cost?
$0.25 per 1,000 votes, at any quantity from 100 to 20,000.
A hundred votes costs three cents and the full 20,000 ceiling costs $5.00. The rate per thousand does not change with size.
How fast do the votes arrive?
Delivery starts within two hours and runs at up to 20,000 a day.
On this product the speed is the product: a poll closes, and votes that arrive after it does are worth nothing. Size the order against the time the poll has left.
Do you need my X password?
No, and there is no field for one anywhere on this site.
The order is a public post link, an option and a quantity. Voting happens on the public side of X, which is why no access of any kind is requested.
Can I choose which option gets the votes?
Yes, by its position in the post - first, second, third or fourth - written in the order notes.
Position rather than text, because an author can edit the option labels and the positions stay put.
What happens if the poll closes during delivery?
Delivery stops, what arrived stands, and the rest is refunded to your balance.
Nothing is silently marked complete and nothing is redirected to another post.
Can I buy votes on someone else's poll?
Yes, as long as it is public and open.
You cannot remove votes already cast, and you cannot stop the other side ordering too - at this price a contested poll can be bought from both directions for a long time.
Is there a minimum order?
A hundred votes, which costs three cents.
In practice the floor is whatever you put on the balance; on crypto the minimum deposit is $10, which at this rate is more votes than a single poll can use.
Does a bought poll result tell me anything?
No, and that is worth saying on the page selling it.
A poll you shaped reports what you ordered. If the result is meant to inform a decision, this product makes the answer less reliable rather than more.
What if the votes do not arrive?
The undelivered part is refunded to your balance in full.
The guarantee here is delivery on an open poll. If the provider cannot complete it, for any reason including the poll ending, the remainder comes back as balance.
Other services in this catalog
- Buy X likesLikes on a single post rather than votes on a poll. The metric people check first when they open a post, and it does not have a clock attached.
- Buy X followersThe number on the profile, which is the one that makes a 12,000-vote poll look plausible or not. Worth considering together with this page.
- Buy X retweetsThe share count, which is what carries a poll into timelines that have not seen it. A different lever on the same post.
Ready to buy?
Check how long the poll has left, copy the post link, note which option by its position, and fund the balance with PayPal or crypto.
A hundred votes costs three cents, so the only real decision on this page is the size - and the clock decides that for you.
Paste the poll link and pay