Get your profile ready, then choose followers, likes or views

The five-point profile check

Bio, profile photo, Story highlights and grid order play no part in delivery. If you plan to refresh them, do it first, so the profile stays put while the order runs.

What does matter is a short check before checkout, so an order does not stall halfway:

• Public account. A private profile stops delivery until it is open again; on X, that means “Protect your posts” is switched off.
• A username you will keep. Renaming the account mid-order breaks the link we work from.
• The right target. Followers go to a profile; likes and views go to one specific post, Reel or video.
• A clean link, copied from the app’s share menu or the browser bar. Shortened links and preview links get in the way.
• Disclosure in place. If the post is sponsored, label it before you order; the FTC Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) describe when a paid relationship has to be disclosed.

The link we need, platform by platform

Each service works from one kind of link; for followers, a username typed at checkout also works and becomes the profile link:

• Instagram: your profile address for followers, a link containing /p/ or /reel/ for likes and views.
• TikTok: the profile link with the @ for followers, the full /video/ link for likes and views.
• YouTube: the channel link with the @ for subscribers, a watch or Shorts link for views.
• X: your profile address for followers, the /status/ link of a single post for likes and reposts.
• Facebook: the Page link for followers, the link of the public post or video for likes and views.

Example: a sale post before Black Friday

Example situation, not a customer story: a boutique schedules its Black Friday announcement ahead. A scheduled post has no public link until it goes live, so an order of likes for it has to wait. Publish first, open the post, copy its link, then order. A back-to-school video works the same way: the order follows the live post, never the draft.

US dollars, cards and your bank

You pick a package, Stripe’s page shows the same US dollar total, and you pay; nothing is added at checkout. With a US dollar card, that total is what your statement shows. With a card in another currency, your bank converts it at its own rate and may add a foreign transaction fee from your card agreement. Card details stay with Stripe, and Seguup never sees them. The price list has every package.

After checkout: your order number

Processing starts once the payment is confirmed and the order has been checked; how long it runs depends on the package and the quantity. The order number you get after paying opens the order status page, which shows each stage: Paid, In the queue, Being delivered, then Done or Partly delivered. You can order as a guest; with an account, every order and its status sit in one list. One order covers one link, so two posts mean two orders.

Refill and your right to withdraw

If the count drops after a completed delivery, the package’s refill period applies: we top it up free of charge, up to the quantity delivered, as long as the profile stayed public, the post stayed up, the username stayed the same and the link was right.

If you change your mind, cancel before processing starts and the full amount comes back, or, as a consumer in the European Union, withdraw through the “Withdraw from contract here” link in the footer until the service has been fully provided at your express request. The Refund and Refill Policy covers both.

Package labels and support

On this English edition, packages of followers, likes and views carry the label “From US accounts”. Support answers on WhatsApp and by e-mail in English, Italian and Turkish; put the order number and the link in your first message.