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LinkedIn splits along a line most platforms here do not have. A personal profile collects followers, connections and skill endorsements. A company page collects followers of its own, ordered against the page URL. Posts collect reactions, comments and views regardless of which posted them. Suppliers write separate listings for each, and a company-page listing handed a personal profile URL has nothing to deliver against.
LinkedIn rates sit orders of magnitude above the consumer platforms, so order sizes are correspondingly small.
Two small catalogues cover skill endorsements and connection requests, both specific to this platform.
Because a thousand units costs several dollars rather than a fraction of a cent, most LinkedIn orders here are placed in the tens or low hundreds. Check the minimum before you plan a quantity, and treat the per-1,000 figure as a rate card rather than a likely order.
LinkedIn shows a like alongside celebrate, support, love, insightful and funny, and suppliers list them apart. Buy LinkedIn post reactions when you want a specific one; the plain like listings are cheaper and more common.
A handful of listings across the whole LinkedIn catalogue name a refill window. Most state a daily rate and no guarantee at all, which is worth weighing given what the units cost here.
Nothing on this page needs your LinkedIn password or Sales Navigator access. Each listing needs a public URL of the right kind.
Your public profile URL, the one with your vanity name. Set your profile to public in visibility settings first.
The company page URL. A personal profile URL will not fill these, even for a one-person business.
The direct post URL, copied from the post's own menu. Custom comment listings also need your text in advance.
Your profile URL, with the skill already listed on it. Suppliers cannot endorse a skill you have not added.
| Service | Target | Relative cost per 1,000 | Prerequisite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post views | Post URL | Lowest here | Post public |
| Likes | Post URL | Low | Post public |
| Profile followers | Profile URL | Mid | Public profile |
| Comments | Post URL plus text | Mid | Comments open |
| Reactions | Post URL | Higher | Choose the reaction type |
| Company page followers | Company page URL | Higher | Page published |
LinkedIn engagement bought here changes numbers displayed on a profile, page or post. It does not change how often you appear in recruiter searches, how the feed distributes your posts, or how LinkedIn assesses an account. LinkedIn also enforces its user agreement against automated engagement, so weigh that against what the numbers are for. Buy for how a page reads to a visitor, not for a platform outcome nobody selling here controls.
Because the accounts doing the engaging are business profiles rather than disposable ones, and there are far fewer of them. Rates here run orders of magnitude above Instagram or TikTok for the same nominal quantity. Plan orders in the tens or low hundreds and read the per-1,000 figure as a rate card.
Yes. LinkedIn company page followers are their own listing group, ordered against the company page URL. A personal profile URL will not fill them even for a one-person business, and the reverse is also true. Check which URL you have pasted before submitting, since the two look similar.
LinkedIn shows celebrate, support, love, insightful and funny alongside the plain like, and suppliers list them separately. Buy LinkedIn post reactions when you want a specific one, and plain like listings when you do not care, since those are cheaper and more widely available.
Both exist as small catalogues. Buy LinkedIn connections against your public profile URL, and note the volumes are modest. LinkedIn skill endorsements need the skill already listed on your profile, because a supplier cannot endorse something you have not added.
Yes, for anything targeting your profile. LinkedIn's visibility settings restrict profiles from logged-out visitors by default in some regions, which blocks delivery before it starts. Switch public visibility on, and leave it on until the order status shows complete.
No. Follower and engagement counts bought here do not change how LinkedIn ranks you in recruiter search, how the feed distributes posts, or how the platform assesses an account. LinkedIn's user agreement also restricts automated engagement, which is worth weighing before you order.
Custom, in most cases. Generic filler is more conspicuous in a professional feed than on a consumer platform, where a one-word comment passes unnoticed. Buy LinkedIn comments as custom listings and they post the exact lines you supply, so have your text ready with at least one line per comment ordered.
Almost none do. A handful across the whole catalogue name a window; the rest state a daily rate and no guarantee. Given the cost per unit here, read the drop statement carefully and treat the price as covering delivery only, not retention.
To a point. Several suppliers run USA-only ranges, and Europe, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Nigeria and Vietnam appear on current listings. Coverage is thinner than on consumer platforms, so check availability before planning around a specific market.
No. Every listing works from a public profile, company page or post URL. Nothing needs your LinkedIn password, Sales Navigator access, or a verification code. Report it rather than answering, whatever justification comes with the request.
Compare current LinkedIn listings by object, reaction type, per-1,000 rate, country target and daily rate, then order against the profile, company page or post you want to move.
Buy LinkedIn followers, post reactions, likes, comments and company page followers from suppliers competing on one page, priced per 1,000. Expect the rates to look unlike the rest of this site: LinkedIn is the most expensive platform we carry, often by a factor of a hundred against Instagram, because the accounts doing the engaging are business profiles rather than throwaway ones.
