Followers, likes and views for your business account, in three steps

Example: one Black Friday Reel

A candle shop in Ohio, an example and not a customer, films a short Reel of its Black Friday gift box and wants likes on that Reel, not on the whole profile. The owner waits until the Reel is live and public, copies the Reel's own link from the share menu and picks a package on the US Instagram likes page. The profile stays public until the order shows Done, and the Reel stays up: deleting it and posting it again would end the refill.

Which link goes with which number

The link decides what gets counted, so hold it against this list before you paste it:

• Followers: the profile link or the @username of the account, never a link to a single post.
• Likes and views: the link to one post, Reel, video or Short, copied from that post's share menu.
• Public until Done: a private account or a hidden post cannot receive the order.
• Same username throughout: renaming mid-order breaks the link and renaming during the refill period ends the refill, so settle on a new handle first.
• One link per order: the store account and the founder's personal account are two orders, each with its own number.

Three steps from the table to a placed order

Step one: open a service page, say US TikTok followers or US YouTube views. Its packages come straight from the live catalog, so the rows there are the ones checkout will show.

Step two: choose a row and paste the public link. The row gives the quantity, the price in US dollars and the refill period, and that price is the full charge. Before paying, you confirm that you are at least eighteen and own the account or may manage it.

Step three: pay by card and note the order number. On the order status page the order moves from Paid to In the queue and Being delivered, and ends as Done or Partly delivered. Speed varies with the package and the quantity, which is why no page on Guayz attaches a time to it.

Paying, canceling and getting money back

A package's price is the whole bill, set in US dollars, with nothing added at checkout. Credit and debit cards are the only way to pay; the number goes into Stripe's form and Guayz never stores it. When your card account runs in another currency, your bank converts the charge and may add a foreign transaction fee. The price list puts every package side by side.

Changed your mind before processing has begun: cancel, and the full amount comes back. An order that ends as Partly delivered gets the undelivered share refunded. Consumers in the EU or EEA also hold a statutory right of withdrawal; the refund policy spells out its period and when it lapses for a service that has been fully provided.

What “US” means in a package name

On the English pages, follower, like and view packages carry the region of the language: US Instagram followers, US TikTok views and so on. Subscribers, watch time, reposts and comments carry no region. Where the accounts come from is stated in one place only, the owner's statement shown on this page, and Guayz adds no claim of its own to it. If supply for the English packages ever changed, they would switch to plain names, without a region, before any further sale.

What we leave out

You won't find promises of sales, reach or search rankings here, and nobody will tell you to use bought numbers to impress customers, brands or sponsors. Customer quotes, scores and order counters are left out too. The platform names on these pages belong to their owners, and none of those companies is connected with Guayz.

For questions, support is on WhatsApp and email in English, Spanish and Turkish. The company behind Guayz, and the way these pages get written, are described on the about page.