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Two targets split this page. Repository metrics point at a repo: stars, forks, watchers and issue comments. Profile metrics point at an account, which means followers. Minimums are the lowest of any catalogue on this site, with most rows accepting 1 or 5 units, so a single test order costs very little. Rates are still quoted per 1,000.
Two thirds of the rows accept a single unit and the rest start at 5. Maximums are modest too, often in the hundreds or low thousands.
Most rows support drip-feed and state completion inside 24 to 48 hours. A repo gaining stars gradually reads better than one gaining fifty in a minute.
Stars are the number on the repo header, and they are what most buyers come here for. Forks and GitHub repository watchers sit next to them and suggest the code is being used rather than only bookmarked. Order the one that matches the impression you are after.
Buy GitHub followers to move the count on your profile, and buy GitHub forks or stars to move numbers on a repository. Two different URLs, two different orders. A follower order pointed at a repo link stalls until support cancels it.
GitHub issue comments are written text posted under an issue, and a few rows accept your own wording while others use the supplier's. Some titles specify whether the accounts appear male or female. Check what will actually be posted before ordering, since a comment is public and stays there.
Suppliers deliver against public GitHub URLs. Nothing here needs a personal access token, an OAuth app or your password.
Stars, forks, watchers and comments need the repository URL. Followers need your profile URL. Comment rows may need the issue link.
Compare the metric, the per-1,000 rate, the minimum and the stated completion time.
Most rows accept 1 unit as a minimum. Check the maximum, since ceilings here are lower than on other platforms.
Pay from your balance or at checkout, then follow the status in your order dashboard until the supplier closes it.
The public URL of the repository. Followers need your profile URL, and comment rows may need the specific issue link. No listing here asks for a personal access token, an OAuth authorisation or your password, so treat any such request as a reason to stop and contact support with your order ID.
Every listing shows a rate per 1,000 units, and your total is that rate multiplied by the quantity you order. Since most rows accept 1 unit as a minimum, small orders are normal here. Written work such as issue comments costs far more per unit than stars or follows.
Suppliers set them, and this catalogue is built around small orders. Two thirds of the rows accept a single unit and the rest start at 5, while ceilings often sit in the hundreds or low thousands. Plan a larger campaign across several orders rather than one.
A star is a bookmark on the repository header. A watcher subscribes to activity notifications for the repo. They are separate counters and separate listings, though both take the same repository URL. Forks are a third counter again.
On some rows. A few listings accept custom text and the rest use wording the supplier writes, and some titles state whether the accounts appear male or female. Read this carefully, because a comment is public, stays on the issue and is visible to anyone reading the thread.
Most titles state completion inside 24 to 48 hours, and most rows drip-feed across that window rather than delivering at once. A repository gaining stars gradually looks closer to normal activity than one gaining fifty within a minute.
No. GitHub decides what it surfaces, and no listing here influences that. Buyers order stars so a new repository does not sit at zero while they promote it elsewhere. Treat the count as a number that moved and nothing more.
GitHub's acceptable use policies prohibit inauthentic activity, which covers paid stars and follows, and accounts or repositories can face action over it. The risk stays with you rather than with the supplier or with us. Decide with that in mind before ordering.
No. HstockPlus is a marketplace and several suppliers list GitHub services here. Minimums, ceilings, completion windows and per-1,000 rates differ between them, so read each row rather than sorting by price alone on a catalogue this small.
Compare current listings by metric, per-1,000 rate, minimum, maximum and stated completion window, then point the order at your repository or your profile.
Buy GitHub stars for a repository, or order forks, watchers, followers and issue comments from the same page. This is a small catalogue with low minimums, most rows accept an order of 1 or 5 units, and every order runs against a public repository or profile URL.
