How Much Do Facebook Likes and Followers Cost? Real Prices (2026)

The only honest way to compare packages is to put them on the same unit. The table below is the price per 1,000 units, computed from the rows above (package price divided by quantity, times 1,000) and updated with them. "From" headlines quote the cheapest package on sale — for followers, $1.99 today. The cheapest package and the smallest package are not the same thing: Standard followers start at 100, Premium at 750. A starting price tells you almost nothing about what a meaningful order costs; the per-1,000 columns do.

The two tiers are not one product sold at two prices: Standard and Premium are separate catalog tiers, each with its own prices and quantity steps. The price gap between them is a catalog fact you can read off the tables above; it is not a measurement of how good an account is or how long it will stay on your counter. We have no measured data showing that a more expensive tier lasts longer, and Meta publishes nothing that would let anyone rank tiers that way.

What we can tell you is this: Standard and Premium, for followers and for likes alike, consist of real profiles. We do not read the price gap as a quality ranking. The refill, on the other hand, is SociShop's: every package has one, of 30, 90 or 365 days by its USD list price, written on its package card.

For the same 1,000 followers, Standard costs $11.99 and Premium $24.99, a current ratio of 2.1. That price gap does not measure retention or delivery from a particular country. There is no country-targeted follower category in our current catalog.

Meta publishes no figures that compare tiers, so no seller — us included — can rank one tier as more durable than another; both tiers consist of real profiles and carry the same refill rule. There is also no published industry data for a universal price multiplier; anyone quoting an exact "3x" or "4x" for the whole market is guessing.[5]

When Meta announced the new Pages experience in January 2021, it described removing Likes and focusing on Followers. That statement applies to the new Pages experience; it does not make a Page like and a follower the same metric on every Page. Check the counter you intend to change on the target Page before ordering.[1][2]

Page likes, Page followers and post likes are separate counters. SociShop has no separate Page-like package. Our Facebook follower package targets the follower count of a public Page or a personal profile with professional mode enabled; it does not add friends. Our likes product applies to one post, photo or video and does not change the Page follower count. Choose followers with the Page/profile URL when followers are your intended metric; a search for Page likes does not automatically mean a follower order.

Followers also split by target. Meta's help pages explain that turning on professional mode for a personal profile sets "Who can follow me" to Public, so people who are not your friends can follow you and see your public posts; both Pages and professional-mode profiles can have unlimited followers, while a profile's friend list is capped at 5,000. Meta's own guidance is to create a Page when you represent a business, brand or product, and to use professional mode when you are building a public presence as a person. Our follower price is the same for either target, but the target cannot be changed after delivery — followers bought for a Page do not move to a profile. SociShop profile follower orders require a public personal profile with professional mode enabled. Check those conditions before ordering; the package does not add friends.[3][4]

There is a third option nobody puts in the same table: Meta's own advertising and boost tools. With ads you buy distribution rather than a counter — your post is shown to an audience you define. If your goal is reach or sales, an ad budget is the right line item; if your goal is to make a new Page look established at a glance, a package produces that look for far less. Do not confuse the two: a package does not promise reach, and an ad does not directly buy a counter.

A price list on its own does not make the decision; matching it to a goal does. The table below pairs the four situations we see most often with current catalog prices. The figures are not recommendations — they are what a sensible starting package for that situation costs in the catalog today.

Every price in this guide is read from our store's live catalog: the page is rebuilt every few minutes from the same source the service pages and checkout use, while the tables' structure and the text are prepared by our price-analyst team. Every statement about Meta's policies was re-verified against Meta's own pages on September 4, 2026. The amount you pay at checkout is whatever the Facebook followers or Facebook likes service page shows at that moment. The figures above are the US-dollar prices of our English-market catalog. The service page shows and charges that price in US dollars (USD) whichever country you browse from; only the Turkish site prices in Turkish lira (TRY).

If you want the legal side of buying followers, we keep a separate guide for it; if you want to know how many of the followers already on a Page look real, the audit steps in our fake-follower guide apply to Facebook as well. The numbers here are read from the catalog but are not an offer — make the decision on the price the service page shows when you order.