Packages, not typed quantities
24 of the 35 listings sell a fixed bundle, commonly 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000 or 2,000 followers, at one whole price rather than a per-1,000 rate.
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This catalogue holds 35 active listings today, smaller than most platforms in this category. Two in three of them, 24 listings, are fixed packages: the quantity field stays at 1, the title states what the bundle contains, and the price shown is the whole price. The remainder price per 1,000 and let you type a figure between a stated minimum and maximum.
24 of the 35 listings sell a fixed bundle, commonly 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000 or 2,000 followers, at one whole price rather than a per-1,000 rate.
Six of the 35 listings sell Clubhouse room visitors: accounts that join a room you are hosting and leave once it closes, the same way livestream viewers work elsewhere.
Because most rows here are bundles, the cheapest listing is not automatically the best value. Divide the package price by the followers it contains and compare that figure across the 50, 200 and 1,000 sizes before choosing.
Buy Clubhouse club followers only if the target is a club you run, a separate object with its own page; profile followers move the count on your own account instead. Two listings out of 35 cover club followers specifically, so read the title before submitting a link.
Order Clubhouse room visitors shortly before you start hosting. They arrive while the room is open and nothing remains once it closes, so timing the order against your own schedule matters more than the package size.
Nothing sold here needs your Clubhouse password or a login code. What every listing does need is the correct public link for what you are actually growing, since a profile, a club and a room are three different targets.
A private or restricted profile gives a supplier nothing to follow. Confirm the profile or club is public before you order, since a package can be marked delivered while the count has not moved on a locked account.
Follower listings need your profile handle or club link. Room visitor listings need the link to the room you are about to host, not your profile link.
Titles on room visitor listings state when delivery begins. Order early enough that visitors arrive after you open the room, not before it exists.
With only 35 listings total, these four order types cover essentially the whole catalogue. This table shows what each one attaches to and what has to stay true for delivery to complete.
| Order | Attaches to | Pricing model | Setting that must be right |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profile followers | Your Clubhouse profile | Mostly fixed package | Profile public before ordering |
| Club followers | A club you run | Fixed package | Club public, club link (not profile link) |
| Room visitors | A room while it is open | Fixed package | Room already open or about to open |
| Invitation listings | Legacy product | Fixed package | Signup is now open on Clubhouse, so check relevance before buying |
Followers and club followers delivered here raise a count on a profile or a club page. They do not post, comment, or bring anyone into a room, and the Clubhouse terms of service govern what happens on your account regardless of how the count arrived. Room visitors raise the number at the top of the screen for as long as the room stays open and nothing remains once it closes; nothing sold here makes a conversation worth staying in. Clubhouse itself required an invitation to join in its early years and has run on open signup since 2021, so an "invitation" listing here is a naming leftover from that period rather than something needed to use the app today. This is also one of the smaller catalogues on the site, with no listing here carrying a refill flag, so a dropped count is not something any of these 35 listings commit to restoring.
Five supplier shops carry Clubhouse listings today, and two of them together supply 27 of the 35. The same follower type can still differ between shops on package size, region and price per follower.
A listing is either a fixed bundle at one price or a per-1,000 row you scale yourself between a minimum and maximum. The two pricing models are not comparable figure for figure, so compare within one model at a time.
Arab Clubhouse followers packages cover 11 of the 35 listings, and USA Clubhouse followers packages cover 2 more. Regional packages cost more than the untargeted ones, and they matter most when the room you host runs in one language.
None of the 35 listings carries a refill flag today. A handful of titles describe the followers as staying put, which is the supplier describing what it expects rather than a commitment to restore a drop.
go-viral and social-boost together supply 27 of the 35 listings. The remaining three shops split what is left, and package size, region and price per follower still vary between all five.
These fields decide whether a listing actually fits the profile, club or room you are growing.
Because 24 of the current 35 listings are fixed packages: the quantity field stays at 1 and the price shown is the whole price for that bundle. Standard follower package sizes are 50, 100, 200, 500, 1,000 and 2,000. The remaining listings do price per 1,000 and let you type a figure between a minimum and maximum.
Divide the package price by the number of followers it contains, then compare that figure across sizes. A larger bundle is not automatically better value here, and a smaller package sometimes works out cheaper per follower than a bigger one from a different shop.
Accounts that join a room while it is open, similar to livestream viewers on other platforms. Six of the current 35 listings sell this. They leave when the room closes and nothing remains afterward, so order shortly before you start hosting and read the start window so visitors arrive after the room opens rather than before.
Followers raise the count on your personal profile. Club followers raise the count on a club you run, a separate object with its own page. Only 2 of the 35 current listings cover club followers specifically, so read the title and submit the club link rather than your profile link.
Partly. 11 of the 35 listings name the Arab region and 2 name the USA; the rest leave the market to the supplier. Regional packages cost more than untargeted ones, and they are worth it mainly when the rooms you host run in a single language.
No. None of the current 35 listings carries a refill flag. A few titles describe the followers as staying put, which is the supplier describing what it expects rather than committing to restore a drop. Starting with a smaller package before a larger one is the safer way to see how a listing behaves.
Clubhouse required an invitation to create an account during its 2020-2021 launch period, but it has run on open public signup since 2021. The 2 invitation listings still active here are a naming leftover from that earlier era rather than something needed to use the app today, so check what a listing actually delivers before buying one expecting an account gate that no longer exists.
Your public Clubhouse handle for profile followers, your club link for club followers, or the room link for room visitors. No listing needs your password or a login code, so treat any request for those as a reason to stop and contact support with your order ID.
No. Five supplier shops carry Clubhouse listings, and two of them, go-viral and social-boost, together supply 27 of the 35. Package sizes, regions and prices still differ between shops, which is why working out the price per follower is worth doing before you order.
No. A follower or club follower count and a room visitor count are both numbers, not conversation. Rooms live on who is talking, and a room visitor leaves with nothing to show once the room closes. Build the schedule and the guest list first; nothing sold here does that part.
Compare the current 35 listings by package size, price per follower, region and target type, then point the order at your profile, your club or a room you are hosting.
Buy Clubhouse followers from a catalogue of 35 active listings, one of the smallest categories on this site. Most of it, 24 of the 35 listings, is sold as a fixed package at one whole price rather than a quantity you type in, with standard sizes running from 50 up to 2,000 followers. A separate, smaller set covers room visitors that join a live room while it runs, club followers for a club rather than a profile, and a couple of listings still named after Clubhouse's old invite-only signup era. Some follower packages name the Arab region, a couple name the USA, and the rest leave the market to the supplier.