How it works,
step by step.
Four steps from choosing a service to watching delivery arrive — plus what happens behind the scenes, and what we do when something goes wrong.
THE PROCESS
Four steps, start to finish
- YouAbout 20 seconds
Choose a service and quantity
Pick the platform and metric you want, then type any quantity between the minimum and maximum. There are no fixed packages — 350 is as valid an order as 5,000.
Minimums are deliberately small. If you have not used a service like this before, a small first order tells you more than any promise on a landing page.
- YouAbout 30 seconds
Give us a public link and an email
We need the public URL of the profile or post, and an email address for the receipt and order updates. Nothing else.
Check the link carefully before submitting. Once delivery starts it cannot be recalled, and an order delivered to a valid but incorrect account is not refundable.
- PayPalAbout a minute
Pay through PayPal
Checkout hands off to PayPal, which accepts cards directly through guest checkout — you do not need a PayPal account to pay by card.
Card details never reach us. We receive confirmation that payment succeeded and a transaction reference, nothing more. Paying through PayPal also means their buyer protection applies to the order.
- UsStarts within minutes
Delivery starts, then builds
Once payment is confirmed the order is sent to our delivery network, usually within a minute or two. That is the part designed to be fast.
Completion is deliberately not fast. Delivery is spread over hours so the growth curve resembles genuine traction rather than a spike.
BEFORE YOU START
Three things you need. Nothing else.
What you need
- The public linkThe URL of the profile or the individual post, exactly as it appears in your browser.
- An email addressFor the receipt, the tracking link and any message we need to send about the order.
- A public accountDelivery cannot reach a private, restricted or region-locked account. Set it public before ordering.
What we never ask for
- Your passwordWe never ask for it, and no service in this category has a legitimate reason to. If one asks, leave.
- Account access or a login tokenDelivery works entirely from the public link. Nothing is ever connected to your account.
- An app or browser extensionThere is nothing to install. The whole order happens in the browser tab you are already in.
- A subscriptionEvery order is a single one-off payment. There is no recurring charge and nothing to cancel.
WHY GRADUAL
Slower on purpose
A profile that gains five thousand followers in ten minutes looks nothing like an account gaining traction. That contrast — a vertical line where every real account shows a curve — is exactly what automated review systems are built to notice.
Spreading delivery over hours produces a shape that matches how accounts actually grow. It is slower, and that is the entire point. Any service offering instant completion is optimising for how the order feels rather than for what happens to your account afterwards.
It is also why delivery often slows toward the end of an order rather than running at a constant rate. As long as the remaining count is still moving, the order is working normally.
From payment confirmation to the order reaching our network
Larger orders can take a day or more, by design
Watch the remaining count fall at any time, no account needed
AFTER YOU PAY
The first 24 hours
Rough timings for a typical order. Larger quantities stretch the later stages rather than the earlier ones.
- 0–2 min
Payment confirmed
PayPal notifies us the payment cleared and the order is created against your link.
- 2–10 min
Sent to the network
The order reaches the provider actually delivering it and the first units are queued.
- 1–8 hours
The bulk arrives
Most of the quantity lands in this window, paced rather than dumped all at once.
- Up to 24h+
Tail and refill window
The last of the count settles, the order closes, and the refill window opens.
You can track an order at any point with the order number from your receipt — no account, no login.
WHEN THINGS GO WRONG
What actually happens
Every service in this category has bad days. What matters is what the store does about them.
Followers drop off
Some attrition is normal everywhere — accounts get deactivated and platforms prune inactive profiles. If the count falls below what you ordered inside the refill window, we top it back up. Refill is the remedy for drop-off, not a refund.
Only part of the order arrives
The order is marked partial and the undelivered portion is refunded automatically when it closes. You do not need to ask, and you do not need to prove anything.
The order looks stuck
Check tracking first: if the remaining count has moved at all in the last few hours, it is delivering slowly rather than stalled. If it has not moved for a day, email us and we chase the provider or refund the remainder.
You sent the wrong link
Contact us immediately. If delivery has not started we can usually cancel and refund. Once it has begun it cannot be recalled — which is why checkout asks you to check twice.
Anything else, get in touch — contacting us is faster than a payment dispute, which freezes the order while it is investigated.
PAYMENT & PRIVACY
What we hold, and what we never see
Checkout is handled entirely by PayPal. We are told that a payment succeeded and given a reference for it — the card itself never touches our servers, so there is nothing for us to lose.
What we store
- Your email address
- The public link you submitted
- The service and quantity ordered
- A PayPal transaction reference
What we never hold
- Card or bank details
- Any password of yours
- Access to your social account
- Anything a supplier could misuse
What the supplier receives
Only the public link and the quantity. Your email address, your payment details and your identity are never passed on — the provider delivering the order has no way to contact you and no reason to.
Ready to try it?
10 services from $0.95. Start small — that is what the low minimums are for.
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