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Pick the like type and the size of the boost. The price on each type is the smallest order — you choose the exact count.
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How it works
public post URL · no password
You are buying likes for one Tumblr post, meaning taps on the heart that add to its notes. It suits someone with a public post whose like count looks thin. The order needs the post's public URL and nothing from your login. A private blog, or a link people cannot open, is not a fit.
There is one package, Likes, and the quantity runs from 10 to 1,000. Pick the number that suits the post. The live price for your chosen quantity shows on the order card before you pay.
Pay at checkout, which never asks for your account password, then follow progress from your account dashboard. Delivery runs from about a minute to five days, depending on the package and the queue. If nothing has moved after 48 hours, open a support case.
Likes is the only package on this page. It lists no region and no refill mark, so the only real decision is how many likes to order.
The range begins at 10 and goes up to 1,000. That lets you try a small order on one post before committing to a larger one.
The live price updates on the order card as you change the quantity. You see the number before checkout, not after.
Checkout does not ask for your Tumblr password. You provide a public link and nothing else, so your login stays with you.
You can follow the order from your account dashboard. If it falls short, you can request redelivery within 60 days of the original order date, after waiting at least 48 hours. Reach us through /contact.
If you deposit more than you spend, unused wallet balance can be refunded within 30 days of the deposit. The full wording, including what falls outside it, is at /refund-policy.
Before you order
Check the link before you pay. The post has to be public, and the link should open when you are logged out. A private blog, a deleted post or a wrong URL cannot be fixed after the order is placed, and those cases are outside the refund remedy, as are overlapping orders from another provider on the same link. Each order uses one public post URL, so a second post needs its own order.
Quantity is the main choice, since there is only one package. The ceiling is 1,000, so a much larger order would not fit here. The package carries no delivery note, so no specific time is promised beyond the general window. The order card shows the live price for whatever you pick.
A like is a tap on the heart under a post. It is not a reblog, a reply or a follower, and purchased likes are not proof that anyone appreciated the post. Tumblr decides how posts circulate, so no reach, followers or sales are promised.
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01 The metric
On Tumblr, a like is one tap on the heart beneath a post. It adds to the post's notes and is saved to the liker's liked posts, but it does not put the post on another blog. This service raises the like count for the post whose URL you provide. It does not add reblogs or followers, and each of those has its own service on this site.
The order suits someone with a public post whose like count looks thin. It does not suit a private blog, or someone whose main goal is reblogs or followers. For those goals the reblogs or followers services are the better fit.
A like is a quiet signal. Whatever you order, the number changes. It does not tell anyone whether people read or enjoyed the post.
02 Packages
There is one package, Likes, with a quantity range of 10 to 1,000. It lists no region, so no country is assigned, and it is not marked for refill. It carries no delivery note, so no specific delivery time is promised beyond the general window below. The price changes with the quantity, and the live figure shows on the order card.
Delivery takes about a minute to five days, depending on the package and the queue. After checkout, follow the order from your account dashboard, and wait at least 48 hours before opening a support case.
Redelivery requests fall within 60 days of the order date, and unused wallet balance can be refunded within 30 days of the deposit. Deleted posts, private blogs, a wrong URL and overlapping orders from another provider on the same link are outside that remedy. The details are at /refund-policy.
03 Choose
Here is one example, not a customer story. Say someone has published a public Tumblr post and wants to see how a likes order looks. Likes is the only package, so the decision is the quantity.
They would choose a number near the 10 minimum, paste the post's public URL, and check out. What arrives is that number of likes on the post, following the delivery window above. Nothing about reach, followers or sales is promised.
If they later wanted the post shared onto other blogs, reblogs are a separate service. The order card shows the live price for the quantity they pick.
These are separate services with their own packages.
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