Price shock
The most expensive platform here
LinkedIn rates sit an order of magnitude or more above the consumer platforms on this site, so order sizes here are correspondingly small.
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Three objects, one page
Profile, Company Page, or a Single Post
LinkedIn splits along a line most platforms on this site do not have. A personal profile collects followers, connections and skill endorsements as three separate counts. A company page collects its own follower count, ordered against the page URL rather than a person. Posts collect reactions, comments and views, whichever profile or page posted them. A company-page listing has nothing to deliver against a personal profile link, and the reverse is also true.
Nowhere else
Endorsements need an existing skill
An endorsement listing adds a vote to a skill already sitting on your profile. Nothing here can add a skill you have not entered yourself first.
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Work out which count you actually want to move
Buy LinkedIn followers against whichever object you are trying to grow: your own profile, or a company page you manage. Suppliers write a separate listing for each, so check the listing title states the object you have in mind before you paste a link.
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Budget in tens or hundreds, not thousands
Because a run of 1,000 units costs far more here than on a consumer platform, most orders on this page land in the tens or low hundreds. Read the per-1,000 rate as a price list rather than a plan, and check the listing minimum before you decide a quantity.
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Expect refill on almost nothing
Only a small handful of listings across the whole LinkedIn catalogue here carry a refill flag. Most state a daily rate and no promise about drop, which is worth weighing given what a unit costs on this platform specifically.
Before you order
Which LinkedIn URL to Paste
Nothing on this page needs your LinkedIn password or a Sales Navigator seat. Every listing works from a public URL of the right kind, and pasting the wrong one is the single most common reason a LinkedIn order stalls before it starts.
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Profile followers and connections
Your own profile URL, the one carrying your vanity name, set to public in your visibility settings.
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Company page followers
The company page URL. A personal profile link will not fill a company-page order, even when the page and the profile belong to the same person.
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Post reactions, likes, comments
The direct link to that post, copied from the post's own menu rather than from your profile address. Custom comment listings also want your text supplied in advance.
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Skill endorsements
Your profile URL, with the skill you want endorsed already added to it. A supplier cannot endorse a skill that is not listed yet.
Keep visibility set to public for the whole delivery window: LinkedIn hides a profile from logged-out visitors by default in some regions, which blocks delivery before it starts, and a part-filled order is rarely refunded once you've changed a setting mid-run.
By the numbers
Which LinkedIn Service Costs the Most
Every listing here is quoted per 1,000, but that figure means something different depending on what it is attached to. This table covers what each order needs and roughly where it sits on price against the rest of the catalogue.
| Order | Attaches to | Relative cost | Needs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post likes | A post | Lowest here | Post visible to the public |
| Reactions | A post | Low | Choose the exact reaction |
| Profile followers | A profile | Mid | Public profile |
| Comments | A post, plus your text | Mid | Comments open on the post |
| Company page followers | A company page | Higher | Page published |
| Connections | A profile | Higher | Public profile |
| Endorsements | A profile | Highest here | Skill already listed |
What to Check Before Buying LinkedIn Followers, Likes & Comments
LinkedIn engagement bought here changes a number displayed on a profile, page or post. It does not change how often you turn up in a recruiter search, how the feed distributes what you post, or how LinkedIn scores an account. LinkedIn's user agreement also restricts automated engagement, which is worth weighing against what the numbers are actually for. Buy for how a profile or page reads to a visitor, not for an outcome nobody selling here controls.
Reading a listing
Where the Price Spread Comes From
The catalogue here is small enough that a buyer can read most of it end to end, and these four fields explain most of the price difference between two listings selling the same thing.
Targeting
A little over a quarter carry a country
Roughly one in four listings here target a specific country. The United States accounts for close to a quarter of the whole catalogue on its own, Germany is a clear second, and Nigeria follows some way behind that, with a couple dozen smaller markets appearing on a handful of listings each.
Comments
Custom text costs more than random
A generic one-word comment is more conspicuous on a professional feed than on a consumer one, so custom listings that post the exact lines you supply, one per comment, are worth the premium here specifically.
Pacing
Drip-feed on close to a third
A little under a third of listings spread delivery across a stated daily rate instead of sending an order in one block, which suits a profile or page that should gain through the day rather than spike once.
Retention
Refill on a small handful only
Only 11 of the 405 listings tracked here carry a refill flag. Read the stated drop rate on everything else, and weigh that against what a unit costs on this platform before you order.
Confirm these before you submit
These fields decide whether a listing actually fits what you are promoting.
Check before ordering
- Object: personal profile, company page, or a single post
- Visibility: profile public, page published, comments open
- Reaction: which of like, celebrate, support, love, insightful or funny
- Comments: your own text ready, one line per comment ordered
- Skill: already listed on the profile before you order an endorsement
- Quantity: sized against the listing minimum, since per-1,000 rates run high here
Use responsibly: LinkedIn's user agreement restricts automated engagement. These listings move a visible counter and have no effect on recruiter search, feed distribution, or how LinkedIn scores an account.
Frequently Asked Questions
Because the accounts doing the liking are professional profiles rather than throwaway ones, and there are far fewer of them to draw on. Rates here run an order of magnitude or more above Instagram or TikTok for the same nominal quantity, and the spread inside LinkedIn is wide on its own: recommendation and endorsement listings sit well above follower and like listings. Plan orders in the tens or low hundreds and read the per-1,000 figure as a price list rather than a plan.
Yes. LinkedIn company page followers are their own listing group, ordered against the company page URL. A personal profile link will not fill them even when the page and the profile belong to the same person, and the reverse is also true. Check which URL you have pasted before submitting, since the two addresses look similar.
LinkedIn shows celebrate, support, love, insightful and funny alongside the plain like, and listings here sell them separately. Buy LinkedIn post reactions when you want one of those specifically, and pick a plain like listing when you do not, since those are cheaper and more widely stocked.
No, and LinkedIn treats them as two different numbers. A follow is one-directional and takes effect immediately. A connection needs both sides to accept, a LinkedIn mechanic no supplier here changes, so check a connections listing's own description for how it actually delivers before ordering. Buy LinkedIn connections against your profile URL, and expect the volumes on offer to be modest next to the follower listings.
Yes. Buy LinkedIn endorsements only after the skill you want boosted is already listed on your profile, because a supplier has nothing to endorse otherwise. This is the one metric on this page where the order of operations matters more than the link you paste.
Delivery stops where it stands, because the supplier can no longer reach the profile, page or post. Part-filled orders are rarely refunded on LinkedIn any more than elsewhere on this site. Keep visibility public and comments open from the moment you order until the status shows complete.
Custom, in most cases. A generic one-line comment stands out more on a professional feed than on a consumer platform, where filler passes without much notice. Custom listings post the exact lines you supply, so have your text ready with at least one line per comment you have ordered.
Uncommon enough to state as a count rather than a rate: 11 of the 405 listings tracked here carry a refill flag. The rest state a daily rate and no guarantee about drop. Given what a unit costs on this platform, read that drop statement carefully rather than assuming a stable count comes with the price.
To a point. About one in four listings here carry a country. The United States alone accounts for close to a quarter of the whole catalogue, Germany is a clear second, Nigeria follows some way behind that, and roughly twenty smaller markets appear on a handful of listings each. Coverage is real but thinner than on this site's consumer platforms.
Almost everything, but not quite all of it. About one in ten listings under LinkedIn sell referral traffic, visits routed from a LinkedIn source to an external link you control, rather than growing a LinkedIn number itself. That is a different product from the rest of this page: check the listing description before ordering if traffic to your own site, not a LinkedIn count, is what you actually want.
No. Everything sold here changes a number displayed on a profile, page or post. It does not change how often you turn up in a recruiter search, how the feed distributes what you post, or how LinkedIn scores an account, and LinkedIn's user agreement restricts automated engagement on top of that.
No. Every listing here works from a public profile, company page or post URL. Nothing on this page needs your LinkedIn password, a Sales Navigator seat, or a verification code. Report the request instead of answering it, whatever reason comes attached.
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