Facebook Post Likes: Delivery Coverage Explained

30 services, 25 published completion figures, a median of 57 minutes. There is very little to argue about in this category.

What the price range is telling you

Full measurement changes the shopping question. When every line reports, you are choosing between numbers rather than between a number and a blank — and the remaining differences are the reaction type and the maximum order, both stated in the service name.

The full list, with every line's own delivery figure, is on the Facebook Likes SMM panel page.

How long it actually takes

Every one of our 15 Facebook Likes services publishes a measured completion time. That is unusual: across the catalogue as a whole roughly three quarters of services do. When a whole category reports, comparing two lines stops being guesswork.

Refill terms

13 of our 30 Facebook Likes services carry a refill window in the service name and 17 do not, side by side on the same page. The no-refill line is sometimes the dearer of the two — a guarantee is one input into the price, not the only one.

Country and language targeting

Nothing in this category is country-targeted. Every line draws from a global pool, which is part of why the prices sit close together: there is no smaller, dearer audience to pay for.

One field stays empty across this category: the drop rate. No supplier behind these lines reports a historical figure, so we leave the cell blank rather than filling it with something plausible. Where a supplier does report one — and some do, elsewhere in the catalogue — we print it, including the unflattering ones.

Where this sits in the catalogue

Ranked by measured speed, this category sits 25 of 52 — faster than the catalogue median of 2 hours 16 minutes. Ranked by entry price it is 14 of 54, against a catalogue floor of $0.0012 per 1000. For scale: the whole catalogue runs to 2,168 services and 1,610 of them publish a measured completion time.

The same product on other platforms

Quoted in the same unit, measured the same way. The prices are not comparable across platforms — they tell you what the audience costs there.

Test before you scale

The smallest real test order in this category costs 0.0824 cents — 10 units of a $0.0824 per 1000 line. 23 of the 30 Facebook Likes services accept orders of 20 units or fewer. There is no argument for learning a new service with volume when the small order is this cheap.

The whole catalogue is on the price list, the checks worth running on any panel are on best SMM panel, and entry prices across every platform are on cheap SMM panel.