Followers, likes or views: pick one, or don’t order at all

Three things to settle first

Most wrong orders start with the wrong service, not the wrong package. Before you look at prices, settle these three things:

• The number you want to change: the follower count of a profile, or the likes or views on one specific post.
• Whether the profile or post is public and will stay that way, under the same link, until delivery is done.
• The honest goal. If it is reach, sales or a sponsor deal, a higher count won’t deliver it, and we don’t promise it.

Followers, likes, views: what each one changes

One order moves exactly one counter, on one profile or one post. Side by side:

• Followers: raise the follower count of the profile. Untouched: likes, views and comments on individual posts.
• Likes: raise the like count of one post, Reel or video. Untouched: the profile’s followers and that post’s views.
• Views: raise the view count of one video or Reel. Untouched: followers, likes and watch time.
• YouTube counts subscribers instead of followers, and watch time is a separate service for a regular video, never a Short.
• On X, an order raises the retweet count of one post, the number X now labels reposts.

When to skip the order

Don’t order if you are about to change the username, switch the account to private or delete the post: delivery stops, and the refill period no longer applies.

Example: a Black Friday promo Reel that you plan to take down once the sale is over. Likes or views ordered for it vanish with the post, so either the Reel stays up or the order makes no sense.

Skip it if what you are after is reach, customers or income; a count doesn’t produce those. Looking more popular to customers, brands or sponsors isn’t a use we sell either, and in the US the FTC’s Endorsement Guides and its rule against fake indicators of social media influence draw the line there.

The link each service needs

Followers and subscribers go to a profile or channel: paste its link or just the @username. Likes, views, comments and retweets go to one post or video and need that post’s own link. Watch time needs a regular YouTube video; a Shorts link is refused at checkout.

One order, one link. Two posts mean two orders, each with its own order number and its own status. Each platform page lists what is on sale there: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, X and Facebook.

Paying in US dollars

Prices are set in US dollars, and the amount on the package is the amount charged, with nothing added at checkout. A card billed in dollars needs no conversion; any other card is converted by your bank at its own rate, and a foreign transaction fee depends on your card agreement, not on Volgz.

You pay on Stripe’s payment page; the card details go to Stripe, and Volgz never receives or stores them. The full rate card is on the prices page.

What “US” means on a package

In this English edition, follower, like and view packages are named for the United States: units read “US followers”, “US likes” and “US views”, with the label “From US accounts”. Subscribers, watch time, comments and retweets carry no region.

After checkout: status, refills, withdrawal

Payment gives you an order number. The order status page shows where things stand: Paid, In the queue, Being delivered, then Done or Partly delivered. An account isn’t required, but it keeps your order history in one place.

Each package lists its own refill period: if the count drops after delivery is complete, we top it up free of charge, up to the quantity delivered. An order canceled before processing starts is refunded in full. If you live in the EU or EEA, you also have a statutory right of withdrawal, which ends once the service has been fully provided at your express request; see the refund and withdrawal policy.

Support answers on WhatsApp and by email, in English, Dutch and Turkish.