LinkedIn is the place for professionals, and if you’re not on the platform, you’re missing out on opportunities to:
- Land a job
- Find talent
- Network
LinkedIn has over 1 billion members, and if you want to stand out in the sea of users, you’ll need to have followers. One way to offset your lack of followers is to buy them. Platforms have popped up over the years that allow you to buy all sorts of social media engagement and followers – including on LinkedIn.
We’re going to review some of the leading sites – 10 of them – to learn more about their customer service, pricing, quality, features and what other people are saying about each service.
| Top 5 Sites | Rating | Price |
|---|---|---|
 | ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 100 Followers $6 |
 | ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 100 Followers $3.30 |
 | ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 100 Followers $3.90 |
 | ⭐️⭐️⭐️ | 100 Followers $15 |
 | ⭐️⭐️ | 100 Followers $12.89 |
1. UseViral
Fast delivery and quality followers are two things UseViral promises to deliver when you order their services. For LinkedIn followers, you have three options: high quality, premium and influencer.
Premium and influencer level options are supposed to have lower drop rates, but UseViral also claims that all of their followers are real. Real followers don’t typically have any risk of dropping off.
Packages range from 100 to 5,000 followers. At the influencer level, prices start at $18.
UseViral offers a 30-day refill guarantee and 24/7 support via email.
Reviews on their site are positive and you’ll even find a Trustpilot badge with 5 stars and 1200+ reviews. The problem is that they don’t actually have a listing on Trustpilot. And if you search for reviews, you’ll find plenty of complaints. They have a 1-star rating on Yelp and a 1.5-star rating on Site Jabber.
If you want to give UseViral a try, we recommend sticking to their smallest package at first to test the quality and experience for yourself.
2. SocialWick
SocialWick claims to have delivered over 333 million followers across all social media platforms that they serve since starting in 2017. We can’t verify this claim, nor can we deny it, but we do know that they have hundreds of reviews on sites like Site Jabber and Reviews.io.
If you look on Site Jabber, you’ll find that the company has a 3.2-star out of 5-star rating, but a lot of people complain about:
- Partial follower delivery
- Lack of support
- Scams
But if you read the comments, a lot of people do have their orders fulfilled. However, there are many who have followers who unfollow after the order is complete.
You’ll only pay $0.66 for 20 followers and $164.95 for 5,000 followers.
Order processing “usually” begins within 24 hours of ordering, and while people do complain about losing followers, there is a 60-day refill guarantee. Support is available 24/7, but as reviewers claim, they have a tendency not to respond.
3. InstaFollowers
InstaFollowers is another well-known seller of LinkedIn followers, but the reviews are mixed. TrustPilot has 45 reviews of the site, with a 1.9-star rating and complaints that followers were never received and support doesn’t respond.
But then there are more recent reviews of people praising the customer support team. Site Jabber reviewers give the site a 3.7-star rating, but they claim the service isn’t fast enough.
You’ll only pay $0.39 for 10 followers and can buy 2,000 for $65.80.
We like that you can type in the number of followers you want to buy, up to 2,000, and can easily buy any number of followers in your budget. A few perks of buying from InstaFollowers are:
- No risk of follower decreases
- 24/7 customer support with email and live chat
- 10+ years of experience offering social media growth services
If you have any followers drop off, there’s a 6-month free refill guarantee.
4. SocialPlug
LinkedIn followers start at just $0.036 per follower at SocialPlug – some of the lowest prices around. And according to the company, their followers have “realistic looking” profiles. In other words, these aren’t real accounts.
And when you click “order now,” you’ll find that followers actually start at $15. You can choose anywhere from 100 to 100,000 followers. Delivery is instant, which is certainly a red flag if you’re buying a bigger package. For 100,000 followers, you can expect to pay $6,000.
SocialPlug offers other LinkedIn services that you can conveniently add right on the checkout page.
Reviews for this company are a mixed bag. They have a decent rating on Trustpilot (3.7 stars), but we have seen complaints that customer service never responds to inquiries.
5. BuyCheapestFollowers
Buy Cheapest Followers lets you buy 5 – 5,000 followers for prices of $0.99 to $449.79, respectively. Offering real followers, the provider has support options via live chat and email, but you also benefit from:
- 24-hour maximum delivery time
- 30-day refill guarantee
We couldn’t find many third-party reviews for the site, but the testimonials page has a lot of promising reviews.
You’ll work with a team that has extensive experience in social media growth and has been selling LinkedIn followers for years. If you are unhappy with your order, there is a 100% money-back guarantee, but you need to request the refund within 48 hours of your order confirmation.
From the wording, you can only request a refund if your order isn’t fulfilled.
6. GetAFollower
GetAFollower is a company that has been in business since 2011, so they have a long history in the industry. You can do quite a bit more with this company than others when making your purchase, such as selecting a target country for your followers.
And you can purchase worldwide followers with packages for:
- 100 followers for $12
- 250 followers for $24
Delivery time for the smallest package is 6 to 8 days and 8 to 12 days for the larger package. If you’re in a rush for followers, this is not the package for you. You can contact Get A Follower on live chat or through the company’s online form.
If you lose followers, there is a 60-day refill guarantee and a 30-day full money-back guarantee.
Reviews online are fairly positive, but be careful because many of the review sites claim that the reviews are for Get A Follower, and they turn out to be for an entirely different domain.
7. Bulkoid
Bulkoid’s LinkedIn followers start at $16 for 250, which is a budget-friendly option for new account owners. You can buy up to 3,000 followers at a time, and the biggest package will cost you less than $200.
The biggest pet peeve we have with Bulkoid is that you have to go through extra steps to order. You’ll need to enter your LinkedIn link before you can view your options. On the checkout page, they automatically add 200 post likes to your order, so you’ll need to remove those if you only want followers.
It’s a pain and time-consuming to order.
Yet you’ll find lots of customers who love this service. We did find complaints about follower quality and customer support being unresponsive. Because the reviews are good and bad, you may want to start with a small package first to test things out before you invest in more serious growth.
8. MediaMister
At MediaMister, you can purchase followers for your profile or company page. Only two packages are available: 100 and 250. Delivery can take up to 12 days, and their largest package will cost you $30.
In our opinion, MediaMister’s prices are a little too high, even though they do claim to offer real and active followers.
Still, if you’re keen to try them, they offer a refill guarantee and a responsive support team. Reviews for this provider are mixed.
9. SidesMedia
SidesMedia offers two tiers of LinkedIn followers: high quality and premium. Packages range from 100 followers for $6 to 5,000 followers for $189 on the hiqh quality tier. Premium followers start at $8.10.
According to the company, the main difference between the two is that premium followers have a lower drop-off rate.
Nevertheless, they offer a 30-day refill guarantee, so even if your new followers do disappear, they’ll replace them for free. Support is available 24/7 through email if you have questions or want to claim your refills.
As far as reviews go, you’ll find plenty of great comments from customers on their website. They also have a Trustpilot badge showing 5-stars, but this is fake. They don’t have a 5-star rating on Trustpilot, and it’s challenging to find any positive reviews for this provider anywhere online.
10. RedSocial
RedSocial offers real and permanent LinkedIn followers from across the world. Packages range from 100 to 5,000 followers, so you can choose the right option for your budget and needs.
For their smallest package, delivery takes just three days, but if you want to add 5K new followers, you’ll need to wait 20 days for delivery to complete. A longer delivery time will look more natural.
The biggest issue with RedSocial is that you never know whether a service is available. We tried to add 650 followers to our cart and received an error stating that they’re not offering LinkedIn followers right now.
That’s a shame because we’ve seen positive reviews for this provider. We tried to reach customer support via email about when the service will be available again but never received a response.
Is LinkedIn Still Relevant in 2024?
Absolutely! LinkedIn is still an invaluable resource for entrepreneurs, influencers and anyone wanting to climb the corporate ladder.
Anyone and everyone in the professional world is on LinkedIn, which has 1 billion members in more than 200 countries across the globe.
Is It Safe to Buy LinkedIn Followers?
Buying followers is a quick way to grow your LinkedIn account, but is it safe? Will your account get banned?
If you’re buying real followers from a reliable and credible provider, then yes, it’s safe. But if you choose a seller with a questionable reputation that uses bots, then there’s a chance that your account may be flagged or you may tarnish your reputation.
