Buy TikTok Likes
Non-drop likes on one video, delivered gradually. No password, no account access, nothing to install.
Keep the ratio believable
This is the part people get wrong, so it comes first. On TikTok likes normally land somewhere between 5 and 12 per cent of views. A video with 4,000 views and 3,000 likes does not look popular, it looks bought, and viewers feel it even when they cannot say why.
So size the order against the views the video has or expects. If you are buying views too, buy those first and scale the likes to them. Our engagement rate calculator is free and tells you what your account normally does, which is the number worth matching.
What you are buying
Likes from the supplier's non-drop pool, added to one specific video, paced rather than dumped in a single burst. Only the public link is needed.
What likes actually do
They are a visible signal to the next person who lands on the video, and a small positive signal to TikTok. They are not a growth lever on their own: the For You page runs on watch time and completion rate, and no quantity of likes fixes a video people scroll past.
Treat them as part of how the video looks, not as a strategy.
How the order works
- Paste the video link and pick a size. The price updates as you choose.
- Pay through Stripe. We never see your card.
- The order reaches our supplier automatically and delivery starts, usually within half an hour.
Questions
Do you need my password?
No. The public link to the video is enough. No legitimate service needs your TikTok account to add likes, and anyone asking should be refused.
How many likes should I buy?
Enough to look natural against the views. Five to twelve likes per hundred views is the ordinary range on TikTok. Far above that and the video reads as bought.
What does non-drop mean?
That the supplier does not expect them to fall off shortly after delivery, unlike the cheapest packages which visibly evaporate. It is not a guarantee against TikTok's own periodic cleanups.
Will this get my video on the For You page?
No, and be wary of anyone who says otherwise. TikTok's distribution runs mostly on watch time and completion rate. Likes are a small signal, not a lever.
What if the video is private?
Delivery fails. The video has to be public for anything to reach it.