Get free: Facebook Shares
Most of the activity happens on pages you cannot see, so give the attached figure a full day before judging it.
- Completely free — you will get 20 pcs.
- Your profile or post must be public.
- One free order per profile every 30 days.
- We never ask for your password.
- up to 3 h
The quality of trial services may differ from paid ones — the free trial is there to show you how it works.
Need more, and instantly? Buy Facebook Shares
Get free Facebook shares on your post
Twenty shares, applied to a public post of your choosing, at no cost. No page access, no password, no payment details. Send the post link and the order runs over the next three hours or so.
Half of what a share does never becomes a number
The number of shares under your post is the part you can count. The rest happens on other timelines, where the post appears in front of people who never came near your page. That second half is the actual point of the service, and it will never turn into a figure you can screenshot.
Which means judging the result by the counter alone will always undersell it, and expecting the counter to explain everything will always leave you puzzled.
Running the order
- Open the post on its own page by clicking the timestamp, then copy the address.
- Type it into the field above with your email and confirm.
- Note the share count now, and check reactions and comments the next day as well.
Free trial or paid delivery
| Free trial | Paid order | |
|---|---|---|
| Quantity | 20 shares, one post | Sized for actual reach |
| Cost | Free, no card step | Priced per share |
| Effect | Shows the mechanism | Makes the mechanism count |
| Repeat | Once per cycle | Every post |
Why we let you test it for nothing
Distribution multiplies whatever the post already does. If people stop and read it, more shares gives that more room. If they scroll past, more shares gives more people the chance to scroll past. Twenty costs nothing, which makes it the sensible way to learn which one you have before you share your content at scale.
When the post deserves it, see Facebook shares, or start with reactions using free Facebook likes.
Frequently asked questions about Facebook Shares
Short answers to what people ask most before ordering.