cloutaroThree FB Views variants (Video / Reels / Story), needed all three for a campaign and Cloutaro handles each format properly. Story views in particular were quick.
Buy Facebook views for videos, Reels and Stories at one rate across all three counters. Choose the format, paste the link, and pick a package that fits the post.
Audience or delivery style.
Larger orders bring the per-unit price down.
Different surfaces, different counting rules. Pick the right tier for your format.
After payment confirms, only that clip's counter moves.
Rare, but it happens. Tell us within 30 days and we refill free.
Paste the video, Reel or Story link. No password asked.
Stablecoin works here too. Encrypted checkout, nothing saved.
Everything operators ask before their first Facebook order.
Videos, Reels, and Stories, at one printed rate. Paste the content link and pick the matching format; the page above explains how each counter displays before you order.
Three formats at one price, with the Story exception stated before checkout.
Buy Facebook views here at $2.99 per 1,000, the same rate whether the order points at a video, a Reel, or a Story. Presets run 100 to 250,000, custom amounts climb far beyond that, and ordering takes the content link, nothing more. Every order includes a free 30-day refill, and delivery begins after payment confirmation.
The one thing this page insists on before the panel: the three formats don't show their numbers the same way, and one of them barely shows its number at all. Two minutes of reading here saves the wrong purchase there.
Video and Reels carry public view counts: the number sits with the content, visitors see it, and a bought view moves what they see. Both formats take orders up to a billion views, which is a cap nobody sane will meet, priced identically at $2.99 per 1,000.
Story is the odd one out and gets the honest paragraph. Facebook shows story views only to the story's owner; Meta's help page says plainly that only you can see who viewed your story, and no public story view counter exists. A Story order therefore buys a number for your eyes and your screenshots, not for your audience, and it lives inside content that expires in 24 hours. We sell it, at the same rate, capped at 10,000,000 per order, to people who know exactly that and want it anyway, usually for the optics of their own analytics. If you wanted strangers to see a big number, buy the Reel or the video tier instead.
On the formats where the counter is public, it works the way blunt numbers work everywhere: a clip with 63 views tells a stranger nothing has happened here, and the same clip at 40,000 gets a second look before a single frame is judged on merit. Facebook video lives and dies in the feed's first glance, and the view counter is most of that glance.
A bought view adjusts the glance. It doesn't hold anyone past it, doesn't add reactions or comments, and makes no claim on where Facebook places the clip afterward. Buy the counter for what the counter does, size it against the page around it, and let the content handle the seconds that follow.
Views cost less than anything else in this niche, and this search proves it: one seller's package math works out to roughly 59 cents per 1,000, delivery-window promises and a money-back badge attached, and the listings around it include, without irony, an Etsy shop. Cheap Facebook views are genuinely everywhere.
Ours cost $2.99 per 1,000, printed, which is not the floor of this market and isn't trying to be. The panel computes any amount before payment, the caps are in the open, the refill has a number of days on it, and nothing about the offer waits until checkout to introduce itself. In a market this loose, what a seller prints up front is most of what separates one from another.
Paste the link to the video, Reel, or Story, pick the matching tier, set the amount from 100 upward, pay. Delivery begins after payment confirmation, the order status shows real progress, and no start window is promised anywhere on this site, in deliberate contrast to the hour-count promises decorating this market. No password, no login, no subscription.
Purchased views sit against Facebook's rules on inauthentic engagement, and counters can dip when the platform clears what it flags. Every order includes a free 30-day refill: if your delivered count drops below the ordered amount within 30 days of delivery, we top up the difference at no charge. For Story orders, remember the audit trail is yours alone; check your own viewer count before and after, since nobody else can.
Expectations, once: a bought view moves a counter and nothing downstream of it.
View counters rarely get judged alone. Facebook likes keep the reaction row under the same clip in proportion. Facebook followers hold up the page the clip belongs to, which is the number modern Pages lead with. Facebook group members does the equivalent job for communities. The 30-day refill covers every one of them.
Real feedback from creators and brands using our Facebook services.
The exact price you pay at every tier. No “starting from” tricks.
| Quantity | Total | Save |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | $0.39 | - |
| 250 | $0.89 | −9% |
| 500 | $1.69 | −13% |
| 1,000 | $2.99 | −23% |
| 2,500 | $7.29 | −25% |
| 5,000 | $14.19 | −27% |
| 10,000 | $27.59 | −29% |
| 25,000 | $66.99 | −31% |
| 50,000 | $129.99 | −33% |
| 100,000 | $252.19 | −35% |
| 180,000 | $440.39 | −37% |
| 250,000 | $593.39 | −39% |