Small free boosts for public social accounts, indexed by platform
Twenty-three free services across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X. Each one sends a modest batch of followers, likes, views or subscribers to a public link, then rests for a few hours. Nothing to install and nothing to sign in to.
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The six most requested
Where most visitors start. Each service keeps its own timer, so all six can be used on the same afternoon.
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Codes are posted from time to time in our Telegram channel. A code adds one request, sometimes a different amount than the usual batch, and each connection can use it once.
Every service, by platform
The number on each row is the exact amount delivered per request, followed by how long the service rests before it can be used again. Amounts come from the delivery network and update when it changes.
- Free Instagram followers 15 followers every 6 hours
- Free Instagram likes 15 likes every 6 hours
- Free Instagram comments 3 comments every 6 hours
- Free Instagram saves 100 saves every 6 hours
- Free Instagram shares 100 shares every 6 hours
- Free Instagram reach 100 accounts reached every 6 hours
- Free Instagram Reels views 500 views every 6 hours
- Free Instagram Reels likes 50 likes every 6 hours
- Free Instagram video views 500 views every 6 hours
- Free IGTV views 500 views every 6 hours
- Free Instagram story views 48 story views every 6 hours
- Free Instagram profile visits 13 profile visits every 6 hours
TikTok
- Free TikTok views 100 views every 6 hours
- Free TikTok likes 15 likes every 6 hours
- Free TikTok followers 10 followers every 6 hours
- Free TikTok comments 1 comment every 6 hours
- Free TikTok shares 10 shares every 6 hours
- Free TikTok saves 50 saves every 6 hours
- Free TikTok live likes 100 live likes every 6 hours
YouTube
X
Three things we hold to
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Your login is never part of it
Every boost works on the public side of the platform: a username, a post link, a channel handle. If a site asks for your password to give you followers, close the tab.
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Small on purpose
A few dozen likes that arrive over an hour look like a post doing well. A thousand that land in a minute look like what they are. We size batches to the first kind.
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Plain about the limits
A boost moves a number. It does not make a weak video good, it does not bring customers on its own and it can drift over time. Every page says so, near the top.
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Before your first request
Is every service on this site really free?
Yes. There is no trial, no card, no account to open and no hidden paid step. Batches are small and each service rests for a few hours between requests; that is what keeps the whole thing sustainable.
Why do you not ask for a password?
Because none of the services need one. Followers, likes, views and subscribers are delivered to public links by accounts on the delivery network, the same way any visitor could interact with a public post. A password would add risk for you and nothing for the result.
Can I use several services on the same day?
Yes. Timers are per service and per target, not per visitor. You can send free views to a TikTok video and free followers to an Instagram profile back to back, then return to each service when its own timer has run out.
How fast does a batch arrive?
Most start within minutes and finish within a few hours. Followers and subscribers are the slowest kind, because each one is a separate account acting on your profile. Views and likes are usually the quickest.
Will the numbers stay?
Views stay. Likes mostly stay. Followers and subscribers can drift as the platforms prune inactive accounts, which is normal for any audience, bought or grown. Treat a free batch as a starting nudge, not a permanent floor.
Does it work for private accounts?
No. The delivery network can only reach what any visitor can see. Set the account to public before you send a request and keep it public until the batch is complete. Private profiles are the most common reason a request fails.