Free Facebook Views for a Canadian Video
100 free views on one public Facebook video, with no login and no card.
Canadian creators and businesses often publish the same Facebook video twice, with English and French captions or voice-over, or keep a separate Page for each language. With one sample of views to spend, the choice of video matters.
The trial goes to one public video from its link, once per person across every network. Confirm your email with a code and watch the count. No login, no card.
- One public video, from its link
- No password, no login, no browser extension
- No card and nothing to cancel later
- One free trial per person across every network
100 free views · starts within minutes · one free trial per account
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How it works
Claiming your free trial
Copy the public video link
Open the video, use Share and copy the link. Its audience must be Public. We never ask for a password, a login or a Page role.
Confirm with the emailed code
We send a short code to check your address. It keeps the trial to one per person and it is where we tell you that delivery has begun.
Check the count over a few days
Delivery starts on the timing shown on the form. Look at the view count after delivery and again a few days later to see how it holds.
Why we offer it
Why we give away a sample of video views
It is a marketing cost. The reason most people never buy views is that they cannot tell which providers deliver, and a sample answers that question with your own video rather than with our claims about it.
Views are also the easiest number to fake badly. A bot can refresh a link, and a view counter can be gamed in ways that Facebook then quietly declines to count. Watching a real sample land on your own video, and stay there, is a better test of a provider than any description of their method.
It filters in the right direction too. If you claim the sample and decide we are not for you, that costs us a small delivery instead of a refund on a large one. The people who go on to order have already seen how it behaves.
The views in the trial come from the same supply as paid orders. A sample that used better sources than the product would be a bait and switch, so the trial is the paid service at a much smaller size.

The limits, stated plainly
What a free batch of views will not change
The sample is capped and it is once per person, ever, across every network we serve. Claiming free Facebook views also uses up the TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and X trials. If it were repeatable it would be a free service, and the sites offering that are usually running bots or collecting logins.
Facebook counts views by its own rules, which it does not fully publish and can change. We deliver plays to the link you give us; we cannot promise exactly how Facebook tallies them or how the number looks after it reconciles its counts. Some views may not stick, and the trial is not refilled.
A sample will not make a video look popular, and it is not a route to any of Facebook's monetisation programmes. Those have their own eligibility rules, and bought views do not count toward earning anything from them.
The trial runs on a budget. When the budget for a period is spent, the claim form says so instead of taking your details and doing nothing, which is why we cannot promise it is open on any particular day.

One sample, two language versions
Views are language-blind: the sample behaves the same on either version. Choose the one strangers are more likely to reach, usually the one shared more widely or featured on the Page, since that is where a paid order would matter later.
If the video belongs to a news outlet, the trial is not worth your claim. Since August 2023 Meta has made news content unavailable to people in Canada on Facebook, and no number of views changes who can see it.
For everyone else, the sample is a straightforward test. Note the count before claiming, check after delivery and again a few days on, and see whether it holds.

View bots, browser extensions and other free-view traps
The cheapest free-view offers are bots: a script that loads your video over and over. Facebook is generally good at recognising that pattern and declining to count it, so the number either barely moves or jumps and falls back, and you have attached your video to traffic Facebook already distrusts.
The next kind is the browser extension or app that promises views in return for installing it. What you have installed can see what you do in your browser, including while you are logged in to Facebook. That is a large price for a number on a video.
Then there is the familiar fake login: a page that asks you to sign in to Facebook through its own screen to receive the views. The views never come, and the account, with every Page and ad account it manages, is gone.
None of these are free. They take your account, your browser or your video's standing instead. A capped sample from a link costs you nothing, and if it disappoints you, you walk away with everything you had.

How to judge the sample on your own video
With views there is no list of accounts to open, so judging a sample is about the number and how it behaves. That makes the timing of your checks more important than with likes or followers.
Note the count before you claim. Check it after delivery has finished, and again two or three days later. A provider whose views hold across that period is doing something different from one whose count spikes and then settles back toward where it started.
Look at the shape too. Views that all arrive in a single burst look nothing like how a real video is discovered. A sample that rolls in over a period tells you how a paid order would be paced.
Finally, check that nothing else moved. A view trial should change one number on one video: no new posts, no messages sent, no changes to Page roles. If anything else changed, secure the account before thinking about any order.

After the trial
If the views landed and stayed
The paid packages deliver the same views at sizes that change how a video reads to a stranger deciding whether to press play. Same link-only process, same paced delivery, and the same refusal to ask for a login.
Nothing from the trial needs undoing. No card was taken and no subscription started. If the sample convinced you, the packages are there; if it did not, you spent a couple of minutes finding out.
If you order, size it to the videos around yours, not to a big round number. A local business walkthrough needs to look watched for its niche, not to rival a viral clip. If the link opens as a reel rather than a video post, there is a separate Reels views package for that format.
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