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This is one of the smallest growth catalogues on the site, 42 active listings against 2042 for the Spotify catalogue, and instead of splitting by quality tier it splits by exactly what you are pointing it at. An artist page, an album, a playlist, a user profile and a friend connection each have their own rows, and a follower listing built for one will not deliver against another. Likes are the second group, covering tracks and podcast episodes, which Deezer calls a Show rather than a podcast. A single row sells plain Deezer plays, separate from every follower and like row around it. Buy Deezer followers against the object your link actually opens, not the object you assume it is.
Six in ten current rows state a 30-day or one-month refill window in the title itself, worded as "R30", "REFILL 30D" or "1 Month Refill". The refill field on this site is switched on for none of the 42 rows, so filtering by a refill badge here would show nothing. Read the title text as the actual claim.
Deezer lets one account follow another as a contact, separate from following an artist or a playlist, and a couple of current rows sell exactly that connection. It is a small, real slice of the catalogue rather than a headline product.
An artist page and a personal profile open to different URLs and take different rows. Deezer artist followers move the count a label or distributor manages; profile followers move a personal listening account. Open the link you plan to submit and confirm which one it is before ordering.
Buy Deezer playlist followers and Deezer album followers as two separate products at two separate rates, since Deezer treats a curated playlist and a released album as different objects. A handful of rows here bundle several of these targets into one universal listing instead of splitting them, so check whether the row you picked is single-target or combined before assuming it only covers one thing.
With the refill field never switched on for this platform, the only place a 30-day or one-month window actually appears is the row title. A row with no such wording in its name should be treated as carrying no refill at all, regardless of what a filter elsewhere on the site might suggest.
Every row here delivers against a public Deezer URL. Nothing needs your Deezer password or a connected app, and the object your link opens, not the wording in a listing title, decides whether an order can be filled at all.
The public link to the artist page, album, playlist, profile or friend connection the row names. A row built for an artist page cannot deliver against a personal profile link, even though both show a follower count.
The direct link to the track or the podcast episode. Deezer names podcast content a Show, and rows that cover it say so in the title rather than using the word podcast.
The one row that sells plain Deezer plays needs the same kind of direct object link as a like order. It is a single listing, not a family of them, so check availability before planning around it.
Relative rate is only part of the decision on a catalogue this size. Each row below attaches to a different object, and the field worth reading is rarely the price column first.
| Service | Link required | Relative rate | Field worth comparing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artist followers | Artist page | Low | Title wording for a 30-day or one-month window |
| Playlist followers | Playlist | Low | Whether the row is single-target or a bundled listing |
| Album followers | Album | Low | Minimum order size, 20 vs 25 vs 100 |
| Profile followers | Personal profile | Low | Same title-wording check as artist rows |
| Friend follows | Friend connection | Low | Availability, since only a couple of rows sell it |
| Track or Show likes | Track or podcast episode | Mid | Whether the row names Show as well as track |
| Plays | Track, album or playlist | Higher | The only row of its kind, so check it is active |
Followers and likes bought here are a number attached to a page, a playlist, a track or a Show. Deezer decides its own editorial picks and recommendation surfaces, and nobody selling on this page has any part in that decision, the same rule this pipeline already applies to Spotify and SoundCloud. Nothing here talks in a comment section, shares a release with anyone, or changes what a distributor pays out. Buy Deezer likes and followers to raise a starting count on a new artist page or a fresh playlist, not as a substitute for releasing and pitching the music itself.
Five supplier shops currently list Deezer services here, and the two largest together supply six in ten of the 42 rows. On a catalogue this small, the fields below separate rows that look alike far more than the object type alone does.
None of the current 42 rows names a country by flag or by text, unlike the Spotify catalogue on this site, which targets dozens of markets. If a specific market matters to a release, that targeting has to come from the promotion around it, not from a row here.
A smaller, higher-priced batch of rows opens at 100 units instead, generally the ones also marked worldwide and permanent. A first order on almost any of the low-minimum rows costs a small fraction of the relative rate.
A steady daily pace suits a release building over a couple of weeks better than a single instant block, and it comes from its own delivery flag, separate from the refill wording that only shows up in the title.
The remaining three shops each carry a single-digit number of the 42 rows. The same object type can still differ on minimum size, maximum size and whether refill is named, so compare the row itself rather than assuming one supplier matches another.
These fields decide whether a row actually fits the object you are promoting.
The public URL of the object the row names, whether that is an artist page, an album, a playlist, a profile or a friend connection. No listing here asks for a password or connects an app to an account, so treat a request for a login as a reason to stop and contact support with the order ID.
Deezer treats each as a different object with its own follower count, and most suppliers build a separate row to match. A handful of current rows bundle several of these targets into one universal listing instead, so check whether a row is single-target or combined before ordering, since a row for playlist followers alone will not deliver against an album link.
Deezer lets one account follow another as a personal contact, separate from following an artist page or a playlist, and only two of the 42 current rows sell that connection. It has no equivalent on Spotify or SoundCloud services on this site, so treat it as a small, real slice of the catalogue rather than the main product.
Read the row title. Six in ten current rows name a 30-day or one-month refill window directly in the title text, worded as R30, REFILL 30D or 1 Month Refill, but the refill field on this platform is switched off on every one of the 42 rows. A filter looking for a refill flag would show nothing here, so the title text is the only place this promise actually shows up.
An artist page is set up through a distributor or label and carries a discography. A profile is a personal listening account. Both carry follower counts and both have their own rows, so open the link before ordering and confirm which page it actually lands on.
Yes. Deezer calls podcast content a Show rather than a podcast, and rows covering it say so directly in the title alongside track likes. They sit in the mid relative-rate tier and open at a low minimum, so testing one row costs little relative to a follower order.
No. None of the 42 active rows names a country by flag or by text, unlike Spotify listings elsewhere on this site, which target dozens of markets. Everything here runs worldwide by default, and any country-specific push has to come from the promotion built around the release rather than from a row here.
Small. 42 active listings sit here against roughly two thousand for Spotify, so Deezer is a niche catalogue even among the niche music-streaming pages on this site. That size is also why several fields on this page report a plain count rather than a percentage, since a handful of rows should not be dressed up as a stable rate.
Five supplier shops currently carry Deezer rows, and the two largest together supply six in ten of the 42 listings. The remaining three shops each hold a single-digit share, so the same object type can still differ in minimum size, maximum size and refill wording depending on which shop lists it.
Deezer decides its own editorial picks and recommendation surfaces, and no supplier on this page has any part in that decision. A bought follower or like is a number attached to a page, a playlist, a track or a Show; it does not comment, does not share a release with anyone, and has no bearing on what a distributor pays out.
No. Every row here works from a public link. Nothing needs a Deezer password, a login code, or access to a connected app. Report any supplier who asks for one of those through a ticket, and send nothing.
Compare the current listings by object type, refill wording in the title, daily pace and relative rate, then point the order at the exact artist page, album, playlist, profile or friend link you mean to grow.
Buy Deezer followers for whichever object you are actually promoting, since this small catalogue of 42 listings splits by target rather than by quality tier. An artist page, an album, a playlist, a user profile and a friend connection each carry their own rows, likes cover tracks and podcast episodes (Deezer calls these Shows), and a single row sells plain Deezer plays.
