Followers for a Facebook page: page or profile, and which link to use
On Facebook a personal profile is not the same as a page. We have a product for each, and one of them also adds the page’s like. Which one applies and how to find the right link.
Page or profile
A profile is a person’s account. A page belongs to a brand, a business, an artist or a project, and has followers and likes of its own.
- Facebook Followers: for a profile or a page.
- Facebook Followers · Pages: for pages only. Each follower also likes the page.
- Facebook Likes: likes on a post, not on the page.
Which link to paste
Open the page in a browser and copy the address at the top, or in the app tap the three dots and “Copy link”. It has to be the link of the page itself, not a post’s and not your personal profile’s.
We never ask for your password or for access to your account, and we install nothing. The public link is enough — the same one anybody can open. If a site asks for your password to “deliver” something, do not give it: it is not needed for this, and it is the most common way to lose an account.
What to expect
The profile or post has to stay public while the delivery lasts. If you switch it to private, delete it or its link changes half-way, the delivery can fail, and that part is not refundable. That is why the purchase asks you to confirm it before paying.
We are not affiliated with any platform. Each one has its own rules and reviews its metrics on its own, so a number can be adjusted after it is delivered. We promise no reach, growth or any result: what you buy is the quantity the package states.
The price you see on the product page is the final one, in Argentine pesos, with taxes in plain view: no new charge appears at the last step. We never show a card form of our own or touch your card details; how payment works is explained in “How it works”. You do not need an account to buy.
Every order has a tracking link of its own, which is also emailed to you. It opens the status with no account and no password, and shows two things separately: the payment and the delivery. A confirmed payment does not mean a finished delivery.