Twitter (X) Growth Without Handing Over Your Password

X followers that arrive over hours, not seconds

Twitter (X) followers go to your profile, so there is nothing to paste: add your @handle once and start a batch whenever you like. They begin within 1 hour and arrive at up to 10,000 a day, which means a 500-follower batch lands over an afternoon rather than in one visible jump.

X prunes accounts constantly, so a follower count that never moves down is the unusual one. Followers that drop aren’t sent again, so aim a little past the number you want.

Size the batch against the account, not the plan. An account with 400 followers adding 2,000 in a day reads as bought to anyone who looks at the ratio of followers to replies. Starter weekly's 250 spread across a week is the shape that passes.

Likes, retweets, views and replies on the post that deserves them

Everything that goes on a post takes the post link and nothing else. Likes begin within 6 hours at up to 30,000 a day. Views begin within 1 hour at up to 100,000 a day. Retweets begin within 1 hour too and move fastest of the four, while comments (X calls them replies) are the slow one: they start within 12 hours and arrive at 20 to 100 a day.

Retweets arrive at up to 5,000 a day from live accounts, which makes them the quickest number on a post to move and the easiest to overdo. A post with 400 reposts and 30 replies looks wrong however fast the reposts got there, so size them against the likes. Reposts that come off later stay off.

The view count sits under every post and is the first number a reader sees, which is why it is the cheapest thing to move and the easiest to overdo. Keep it in proportion to the likes: 50,000 views against 12 likes tells its own story.

Live viewers for an X broadcast, as a Custom add-on

Going live on X is the one moment you cannot also be watching a dashboard, so live viewers start within 5 minutes. You pick how long they stay, from 15 minutes to 2 hours, and start another the moment one ends: a four-hour broadcast is two 2-hour runs back to back.

Live viewers go to the broadcast link rather than your profile. The dashboard fills that link in once it sees you are on air, and if it does not, you can open the stream on X and copy the address yourself.

They are a cap rather than an amount that runs out: the number is the most viewers that can be watching at once, on every broadcast, at whatever length you pick. No X plan includes them, because going live on X is a niche compared with posting. They come through Custom instead, from 100 at once, at $34.99 per 100 for 7 days of access or $149.99 per 100 for 30.

What we do not sell on X

We do not sell accounts, aged or otherwise, and we do not touch anyone else's account. Replies are short English text picked at random, so you cannot write the words yourself. Nothing here needs your password, an app, or access to your X account of any kind.

• No password, ever. A public @handle for followers, a post link for everything else.
• No promise about reach. What the algorithm does with a post is X's decision, not ours.
• Honest about drops. X prunes accounts, counts can slip, and what drops isn’t sent again. We say so rather than implying otherwise.

X plans and what each one includes

Every X plan covers the same five services: followers, likes, retweets, replies and views. Live viewers for a broadcast sit outside the plans, as a Custom add-on. Allowances are shared across each X account on your dashboard. Weekly allowances reset every 7 days and monthly ones every 30.

Starter weekly is $16.99 for 250 followers, 500 likes, 100 retweets, 10 replies and 20,000 views a week. Elite weekly is $94.99 for 2,000 followers, 4,000 likes, 400 retweets, 80 replies and 150,000 views, so the jump from Starter is about five and a half times the price for eight times the followers. The one-time $4 trial runs 12 hours.