Buy Facebook Likes
Make your posts and page look as popular as they deserve. Choose post likes or page likes, paste the link and delivery starts shortly after.
- No password needed
- From $0.34
Likes for a photo or post.
Likes and follows for a Facebook page.
What you get
How it works
- 1
Choose a package
Pick how many likes you want and which type.
- 2
Paste your link
Add the public link to your Facebook post or page. No password, no app to install.
- 3
Pay and watch it grow
Pay with card, Apple Pay or Swish. Delivery starts automatically and you can follow it live under Orders.
Why likes matter on Facebook
Facebook shows posts with strong early engagement to more people in the feed, and a page with a solid like count earns trust faster with customers and partners. For businesses, likes are social proof that makes ads and organic posts perform better.
Which package should I choose?
Use Post likes for a single photo or post and Page likes to grow your page itself. Most pages start with 500–2,500 page likes and add post likes to their most important updates.
Post likes and page likes on Facebook in 2026
Facebook uses the word like for two different things. A post like is the thumbs-up on a single photo, video or update, one of several reactions people can leave. A page like used to be the main way to connect with a business page, and today it sits next to the follow button, with many pages now putting their follower number front and center.
Feed ranking works post by post. When you publish, Facebook estimates how likely each person is to react, comment, share or spend time on the post, and orders their feed accordingly. Early reactions are part of that estimate, which is why a post that gathers likes soon after publishing often keeps circulating longer than one that stays quiet.
Recommendations add another layer. More and more of what people see comes from pages they do not follow yet, especially Reels and suggested posts. Social proof matters there, because a stranger deciding whether to stop on your post sees the reaction count right under it.
Pages and personal profiles also behave differently. Pages are built for businesses, brands and public figures and come with insights and promotion tools, while a personal profile belongs to one person and mostly reaches friends first. Post likes work on public posts from either, but page likes belong to pages only.
How ExoticLikes delivers Facebook likes
You choose between two tiers when you order. Each one needs a different link, so pick the tier first and then copy the matching address.
Page likes begin within 0–60 seconds of payment and arrive at roughly 100–1K per hour, so a page order builds up steadily instead of appearing in one burst.
Checkout is short. Select the tier and package, paste the link and enter the email address we use to create your account. Payment works by card, Apple Pay or Swish, and the order kicks off automatically as soon as it goes through. Logged-in customers can pay from their account balance, and every order can be tracked live under Orders.
Want likes on several posts? Place one order per post, so each link gets its own line and its own progress under Orders.
How many Facebook likes fit your post or page
Size the order to the audience you already have. A page with 300 followers whose posts suddenly show thousands of likes looks out of step, while a gradual lift fits right in.
Post likes and page likes do not have to rise at the same pace. A page that runs regular promotions can carry a few hundred likes on each key post while the page itself grows more slowly, as long as no single post dwarfs the size of the audience behind it.
Facebook like prices, post versus page
Each price comes straight from the tier's rate per 1,000, which is why the post-like figures do not land on round numbers. Page likes are priced higher per 1,000 than post likes, so compare the two columns before deciding where your budget does the most.
Getting the most from likes on Facebook
Likes work best on posts that ask the reader to do something. Choose your targets with that in mind, and prepare the page before the order goes in.
- Order post likes for the update you want people to act on, such as an offer, a change in opening hours or an event, rather than for routine posts.
- Ask a question in the post text. Likes make the post look worth reading, and a question gives new visitors an easy reason to comment.
- Pin the post to the top of your page so visitors who find you through a search see it first.
- Fill in the page details: category, hours, location and a clear cover image. Page likes bring people to the page, and complete information turns a visit into a message or a call.
- Publish a short video or Reel from the page now and then, since Facebook recommends that format to people who do not follow you yet.
- Check your page insights after a few days to see which posts drew comments and shares, not only reactions.
Repeat what worked. A page that posts regularly and answers comments makes every like order go further than a page that goes silent after a promotion.
Facebook like mistakes to avoid
- Mixing up the tiers. A post link in a page likes order, or a page link in a post likes order, is an easy slip to make.
- Posting to a restricted audience. A post set to Friends, or one shared inside a private group, is not visible to the public, so likes cannot reach it.
- Running a page with age or country restrictions switched on. These hide the page from part of the public and can stop likes from arriving.
- Putting thousands of likes on a post when the page itself has a few hundred followers. Keep post and page numbers in rough proportion.
- Ordering for a post you plan to delete soon, such as a time-limited offer you intend to remove once it expires.
To check a link, open it in a private browser window where you are not logged in to Facebook. If the post or page shows up, even with a login prompt on top, the link is public.
Likes or followers on Facebook: where to start
Post likes help one update at a time. Page likes and Facebook followers build the base that sees your future posts, and the follower count is the figure many visitors notice first on a modern page.
A practical mix for a local business is page likes or Facebook followers first, then post likes on the two or three updates that matter most each month. If you run the same campaign on Instagram, Instagram likes give those posts matching support, and YouTube likes can do the same for a longer video you link from the page.
Comments and shares tell customers more than a bare like count, so think of likes as the reason someone stops and your post text as the reason they answer. A clear question or offer turns that pause into a reply, a message or a booking.
Safety and privacy with Facebook like orders
We never ask for your Facebook password or for admin access to your page. You keep full control of your account, and the order works from the public link alone.
Keep the post or page public until delivery finishes, and choose a package in proportion to the audience you already have. Page likes follow the speed listed above. Facebook writes and enforces its own rules, so no service can honestly predict how the platform will react to a given page, and we will not pretend otherwise.
Tips to get more from your likes
- Native photos and videos reach more people than link posts on Facebook.
- Post at consistent times and reply to comments quickly to keep posts in the feed.
- Pin your best post to the top of your page.
- Combine page followers with post likes on your most important updates.
Who buys Facebook likes?
Creators launching a new post, brands running a campaign and small businesses that want their content to look as good as it is. Likes are the most popular way to give a single post a visible boost on Facebook.
Facebook likes: questions
What is the difference between post likes and page likes?
Post likes go to one photo or post. Page likes grow the like and follower count of your Facebook page.
Do you need my Facebook password?
No. We only need the public link to the post or page.
Does the post need to be public?
Yes. Set the post audience to Public while the order runs.
How fast do the likes start?
Most orders start shortly after you order. Large orders are delivered gradually.
How do I pay?
Pay with card, Apple Pay or Swish when you order. New customers get +20% on the first deposit (max $20).
What if something goes wrong?
Our support team answers in live chat and tickets, day and night. Send us your order number and we sort it out.
Can I order likes for a post on my personal profile?
Yes, as long as that post's audience is set to Public. Posts shared with Friends are hidden from everyone else, so likes cannot reach them. Open the post, check for the small globe icon next to the date and copy the link from there. Page likes, by contrast, are meant for pages and not for personal profiles.
Can I add likes to a post in a Facebook group?
Only if the group is public. Posts in private groups are visible to members alone, so likes cannot be delivered there. For a business, it usually works better to publish the post on your page and add likes there, where it stays public and easy to link to from anywhere.
What is the largest Facebook likes order?
It depends on the tier. Post likes go up to 5,000,000 per order and page likes up to 50,000, with a minimum of 10 for either. The packages on this page stop at 10,000, which suits most pages. Larger numbers only fit pages that already reach audiences of that size.
Do page likes also add followers?
The Page likes tier delivers likes and follows for a Facebook page, so the order can lift the page's like and follower numbers together. That matters because many pages now show the follower count most prominently. If followers are the only number you care about, the separate Facebook followers service covers pages and personal profiles.
Can I order likes for a boosted post?
Yes. A boosted post is still a normal post on your page, so it works with Post likes as long as you use the post's own public link. Ads that never appear on your page usually lack a public post link we can use. When in doubt, open the post from your page and copy the link there.
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