On X, formerly Twitter, every post shows its numbers right under the text: views, likes, reposts and replies. Anyone scrolling past can tell at a glance whether a post landed or fell flat. For an account that is just getting started, or a post that matters more than usual, those numbers shape the first impression before anyone reads a word.
When a boost makes sense on X
- Launch and announcement posts: a product drop, a new project or a big update that you want to look noticed.
- Threads: long threads take effort, and some likes and retweets on the opening post help it look worth reading.
- New accounts: a follower count that is not close to zero makes people more comfortable following you.
- Pinned posts: the post visitors see first on your profile deserves solid numbers.
The five variants
Followers are ordered with your profile link. Likes, Views, Retweets and Comments are ordered with the link to one specific post. Views are usually the biggest number on any post, so keep likes and retweets in a sensible proportion to them. A post with a large view count and a couple of likes looks less convincing than one where the numbers grow together.
Get your X boost
Before you order
- Turn off protected posts. The product page asks for a public profile or post, and a protected account is not public.
- Copy the post link from the share menu, or your profile URL for followers.
- Do not delete the post while the order is running, because the link would no longer work.
- Check out. The order starts within minutes and runs automatically.
What to expect
No password is needed at any point, and nobody logs in to your account. Orders start within minutes, though a busy queue can slow them and a large quantity simply takes more time. As stated on the product page, likes, views and follows come from high-quality, real accounts and the drop is low. Low is not none, so it is better to plan for a small dip than to be surprised by it.
A boost gives a post a better first impression. It does not write good posts for you, so keep posting consistently and reply to the people who engage, because real conversations are what keep an account growing after the boost is done.
Want to compare platforms first? Our social media boost guide covers the rest of the networks we support.
FAQ
Does it work on protected accounts?
No. The profile and posts must be public before ordering.
Which link is used for retweets?
The link of the specific post. Followers use your profile link.
Is my password required?
No. Only a public link is needed.
