Compare seven things, not just price: the exact target the service needs, the minimum and maximum quantity, the estimated start time, the delivery speed, the audience described, the refill period and how it is claimed, and what happens if the order cannot be completed. The cheapest package is often the one with no refill.
Why price alone misleads
Two packages for 1000 followers can differ by a factor of five in price. The difference is usually in what is not on the price tag: where the accounts come from, how quickly they arrive, and whether anything is replaced if they leave. A package at half the price that loses half its count in a month, with no refill, cost the same and left you with a visible drop.
The seven-point checklist
| Check | What to look for |
|---|---|
| Target | Profile link, post link or video link? Public only? Any settings that must be on or off? |
| Quantity range | Minimum and maximum per order, and whether you can reorder for the same link |
| Start time | An estimate to begin, stated in hours |
| Speed | How many per day once it starts |
| Audience | Worldwide, a country, or a language; stated plainly or implied? |
| Refill | Number of days, automatic or on request, and the conditions that void it |
| Non-delivery | A written rule for partial delivery, cancellation and credit |
On Boostsy these appear in the comparison table and the "at a glance" panel on every package page, and the full list is in the price list.
Read the conditions, not the adjectives
Words such as "premium", "real" and "high quality" are labels. They mean what the seller's conditions say they mean. Look for statements you could hold someone to:
- "365-day refill" is a commitment. "Stable" is not.
- "Start 0 to 2 hours" can be checked. "Instant" cannot.
- "No refill" is honest and useful. Silence about refills usually means the same thing.
Match the service to the content
A profile service and a post service need different links. Followers and subscribers apply to an account. Likes, views, comments and shares apply to one piece of content. Ordering likes for a profile link, or views for a photo, is the most common cause of a failed order.
Start with a small order
Order the minimum, or a few hundred, the first time you use any package. You will see the real start time, the real speed and what the accounts look like. Then scale up with the same package.
Keep records
Note the count before you order, the order number and the date. If something goes wrong, those three facts are what support needs. On Boostsy the order page keeps them for you.
What no service can promise
Delivery of a count is something a seller can commit to. Organic reach, sales, monetization approval and immunity from platform enforcement are not. Treat any service that promises them with caution.