On TikTok, views are among the cheapest things we sell and followers among the most expensive. That gap is the whole story of this page: a thousand views cost cents, a thousand followers cost dollars. Spend accordingly.
| Service | From / 1,000 | Min order | Typical start |
|---|---|---|---|
| Views | $0.09 | 100 | 8 minutes |
| Comments | $0.18 | 1 | 4 hours |
| Likes | $0.33 | 10 | under a day |
| Followers | $2.40 | 10 | a few hours |
Start times are the recent average for the cheapest service in each row, measured from completed orders. Faster tiers exist and cost more; the full price list shows every one of them.
A view is a video play. A follower is an account that has to exist, look plausible and stay subscribed. Supply for the first is effectively unlimited; supply for the second is a real constraint, and TikTok removes inauthentic accounts more aggressively than most platforms.
The practical consequence: on TikTok, buy views to give a video a starting push, and let followers come from the video doing well. Buying 10,000 followers onto an account whose videos get 200 views produces a profile that looks exactly as odd as that sounds.
Refill coverage on TikTok is thin, but non-drop coverage is not. Only a small minority of our TikTok services carry a refill window; many more carry a non-drop tag instead. Those are two different promises — a refill window replaces what falls off, a non-drop tag claims it will not fall off in the first place. If a guarantee matters more than price to you, check which of the two the service actually offers before ordering.
Starts in about eight minutes and holds. This is the one to use for routine pushes — there is very little reason to pay more for plain views.
Slower supply, marketed as steadier. Worth it only if you have watched the cheap tier misbehave on your particular content.
Some counts settle downward in the first day; that is normal on every platform. The non-drop service with a 30-day refill exists for exactly this, and it is also the cheapest one we sell.
No. The video or profile has to be publicly visible for delivery to reach it.
Never. A public link is the only thing an order takes. Anyone asking you for TikTok credentials is not running a panel.
Yes — the drip-feed option splits one order into repeated runs at a set interval, which looks more natural than 50,000 views landing in an hour.
100 views, which costs under a cent. There is no reason to test a new service with a large order.