Buy Retweets
Buy retweets for any public post on X, from $3.99 for 100. X now labels them reposts, on the button and on the count under every post, but most people still call them retweets and still search for them that way. They are the same thing.
A like says someone read your post and agreed. A repost says someone put it in front of their own followers under their own name. That is why the repost count is the number people check when they want to know whether a post was merely seen or actually passed on. Paste the post link, pick a package, and delivery runs at about 500 to 1,000 reposts a day. No password, ever.
- From $3.99 for 100 reposts, up to 1,000 per order
- Paced at about 500 to 1,000 a day
- 7-day refill if the count drops
- Post link only, never your password
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How it works
Copy the post link
Open the post on X, tap share and copy the link. The post must be public, because posts from protected accounts cannot be reposted.
Choose 100 to 1,000 reposts
Pick a size that sits sensibly below the post's likes. Checkout shows the full price in US dollars before you pay.
Watch the count climb
Delivery runs at about 500 to 1,000 a day. If the count drops inside 7 days, message support with your order number for a refill.
Why it matters
What a repost count tells a reader that likes cannot
Every post on X carries a row of numbers, and they do not mean the same thing. Views count how often the post appeared on a screen, whether anyone read it or not. Likes count people who agreed, quietly and cheaply; since mid-2024 nobody else can see which posts an account has liked. A repost is different in kind. It goes out under the reposter's own name, onto their own profile, in front of their own followers.
That public cost is why readers treat it as the stronger signal. Anyone can tap a heart on the way past. Reposting means deciding a post is worth vouching for, and most people who read a post, including many who like it, never do. So a post with a healthy like count and almost no reposts reads as something people read and agreed with. A post with a visible repost count reads as something people shared.
That distinction is the whole product. The repost count is a public record of a post being passed on, and it is the number a newcomer glances at to decide whether a conversation already happened somewhere without them.
The Zafame difference
Why people buy retweets
Most small accounts have the same gap. A post does reasonably well on views, picks up some likes, and sits on two or three reposts, because sharing is usually the action people take least. To a stranger arriving later, that shape says the post was noticed and not thought worth passing on, even when the real reason is simply that the account is small.
Buying reposts closes that gap on the post itself. We want to be precise about what that means, because it is narrower than most sellers admit: you are buying the number, not the audience behind it.
Fixes the shared versus seen gap
Views and likes with almost no reposts is the most common shape on a small account, and the one that reads as lukewarm.
Priced per post, nothing recurring
100 reposts for $3.99, 250 for $7.99, 500 for $13.99 and 1,000 for $24.99. One order covers one post.
Paced across a day or two
About 500 to 1,000 a day, so a 1,000 order takes roughly one to two days rather than landing in one jump.
Seven days of refill
If X removes reposting accounts in the first week and the count drops, we top it back up to what you paid for.
Nothing to log into
The public link to the post is the entire requirement. No password, no app connection, no access to your account.
No surprises
The first week after you order
Delivery runs at a steady pace
Expect about 500 to 1,000 reposts a day. A 100 or 250 order usually finishes within the day; 1,000 takes one to two days.
Each repost sits on a profile
Your post appears on every reposting account's profile with your name and handle intact, and the count under your post rises with them.
Likes and views stay put
A repost adds to the repost count. It does not bring likes, replies or followers with it, and we do not claim it will.
Some drop is normal
X removes accounts it judges inauthentic, and their reposts go with them. Inside 7 days we refill; after that the count stays where it settles.
At a glance
X (Twitter) retweets at a glance
| What we need from you | The public link to the post. No password, no app connection, no access to your account. |
|---|---|
| Order sizes | 100 to 1,000 reposts per order. 1,000 is the maximum. |
| Start time | Usually soon after payment. |
| Pace | About 500 to 1,000 reposts a day. |
| Typical completion | 100 to 500 usually within a day. 1,000 in roughly one to two days. |
| Reach | Close to none. The reposting accounts have few real followers. You are buying the count on the post. |
| Drops | Possible. X removes accounts it judges inauthentic, and their reposts go with them. |
| Refill | 7 days from delivery. Drops after that are not refilled. |
| Type | Plain reposts only. No quote posts, and the reposting accounts cannot be chosen. |
| Price | $3.99 for 100, $7.99 for 250, $13.99 for 500, $24.99 for 1,000. |
| Payment | Card and the wallets on the checkout page, priced in USD in every market. |
Transparency
The risks of buying retweets, stated plainly
There is risk, and you should hear it from us first. X's rules on platform manipulation prohibit artificially inflating engagement, and buying reposts falls under them. We cannot promise how X will treat any account, and nobody selling reposts honestly can. Weigh that before you order, not after.
Counts can drop. When X removes accounts it judges inauthentic, their reposts disappear from your post. For 7 days after delivery we top the count back up to the quantity you paid for. A refill restores the number; it cannot stop X from removing accounts again, and once the window closes any further drop is permanent.
Access is the part we control completely. We never ask for your password, never connect an app to your account and never post as you. An order runs against the public link to the post. Payment goes through a hosted checkout, so card details are handled by the payment provider and never reach our servers. We keep the order, the post link and your email address.
Go deeper
Why does X call retweets reposts now?
Because Twitter became X in 2023, and the rename reached the buttons as well as the logo. The retweet button and its count were relabelled repost, while the action stayed exactly the same. A repost still puts your post, unchanged and under your name, onto another account's profile and into its followers' timelines.
The old word has proved sticky. People still say retweet in conversation, plenty of articles still use it, and many people searching for this service type retweets rather than reposts. This page uses both words so you find it either way, and so nobody wonders whether they are two different products. They are not.
One thing the rename did not change is visibility. Since mid-2024 the list of posts an account has liked is private, although the like count on each post is still public. Reposts never went private in that way: a repost appears on the reposting account's own profile, which is exactly why the count reads as a public endorsement rather than a private one.
Go deeper
What does a high repost count actually signal?
It signals that people did more than read the post: they put it in front of their own followers under their own name. Views measure exposure and likes measure quiet agreement, but a repost is a public act, so the count reads as evidence the post was worth passing on, not just worth scrolling past.
That is why the same post can read two ways depending on one number. Picture two posts with similar views and likes, one with a handful of reposts and the other with a few hundred. A reader assumes the second one travelled, that it was sent around and talked about, even if they never see any of that happen.
It is also why proportion matters more here than anywhere else on X. Reposts are usually rarer than likes, so the repost count is read against the like count beside it. A post with far more reposts than likes has the order upside down, and that is the shape that makes an experienced user look twice.
Go deeper
Do bought retweets reach real people?
Not in a way that matters, and any seller who says otherwise is overselling. A bought repost does place your post on the reposting account's profile and in its followers' timelines, but those accounts have few real followers reading them. The reach is technically there and practically close to nothing.
This is the honest boundary of the product. What you are paying for is the count on your post and how that count makes the post read to people who already find it: your own followers, visitors to your profile, anyone who arrives through a link. That audience is real, and the number shapes their first impression.
What you are not paying for is distribution. If the post needs new readers, a repost count will not deliver them. Genuine reposts from accounts with real followings do that, and the way to earn them is still the slow one: posts worth sharing, replies to people in your niche, and turning up early to conversations.
Go deeper
When is buying retweets a bad idea?
When the post has almost no likes or views to sit beside the reposts. A post with 300 reposts and twelve likes reads as manufactured to anyone who looks, which defeats the purpose. Reposts should make a post look shared, and that only works when there is visible evidence it was read first.
It is also a poor fit for anything time-critical. At about 500 to 1,000 a day, the count builds over hours, so it will not make a post look shared during the few minutes a live moment lasts. Evergreen posts, pinned posts and announcements that stay relevant for days are a much better match.
And it is the wrong tool for a post that simply did not land. If people read it and moved on, adding reposts dresses up a post nobody chose to share. Spend the money on the next post, or on a post that is genuinely doing well, before propping up one that is not.
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Zafame vs typical panels
Not all providers are equal. Here's how we're different from the cheap bulk sellers.
| Zafame | Typical panels | |
|---|---|---|
| What we need | The public post link | Your password or an app connection |
| Delivery pace | About 500 to 1,000 a day | Everything in one visible burst |
| Refill | 7 days, stated before you pay | Lifetime promises nobody keeps |
| What we claim | A higher repost count, nothing more | Viral reach and new followers |
| Order limit | Up to 1,000 per order, stated up front | Any number you will pay for |
| Support | A person, replying in hours | A form, or nothing |
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What to know before you buy retweets
Retweets are reposts
X relabelled the retweet as a repost after the 2023 rebrand. The action did not change.
People still search for retweets, which is why the old word is still on this page.
Reposts are public, liked lists are not
Since mid-2024 the list of posts an account has liked is private. The like count on each post is still public.
A repost shows up on the reposter's own profile, which is why it reads as a public endorsement.
The count, not the crowd
Bought reposts move the number on your post. The accounts behind them have few real followers reading.
Treat this as social proof on the post, not as distribution.
Seven days of refill
If the count drops inside 7 days of delivery, we top it back up to the quantity you paid for.
A refill restores the number. It cannot stop X from removing accounts later.
Ready to grow your X (Twitter)?
A like says someone read your post and agreed. A repost says someone put it in front of their own followers under their own name. That is why the repost count is the number people check when they want to know whether a post was merely seen or actually passed on. Paste the post link, pick a package, and delivery runs at about 500 to 1,000 reposts a day. No password, ever.