Updated: August 27, 2026
Growing a following on X (formerly Twitter) in 2026 is harder than it looks. The platform's algorithm heavily surfaces content that already shows traction, meaning posts with early reposts reach far wider audiences than those that launch cold. Whether you manage a brand account or run a creator profile, purchasing reposts from a reputable provider can give your content the momentum it needs to circulate organically. The critical variable is picking a service that delivers without asking for your account password — a line no trustworthy provider should ever cross.
We tested five widely used repost services throughout July and August 2026, placing identical orders on the same post type at comparable accounts. Evaluation criteria included price per thousand reposts, refill guarantee windows, delivery speed, and how many reposts remained active thirty days after each order completed. Every provider on our shortlist uses a password-free ordering model — you share only the public URL of your post, never your login credentials. The results differed substantially, and the retention gap between the top and bottom performers was wider than we expected.
| Provider | Price/1K | No Password | Refill | Delivery | 30-Day Retention | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Promotid | $3.49 | ✅ | 60-day | 2–8 hrs | 89% | 9.8/10 |
| SocialPlug | $4.00 | ✅ | 30-day | 4–12 hrs | 85% | 8.8/10 |
| Growthoid | $4.80 | ✅ | 30-day | 8–24 hrs | 86% | 8.5/10 |
| Famoid | $3.99 | ✅ | None | 2–8 hrs | 75% | 8.1/10 |
| UseViral | $5.50 | ✅ | 30-day | 8–24 hrs | 79% | 7.7/10 |
Promotid
Promotid topped every category we measured. At $3.49 per thousand reposts it is the cheapest option on this list, yet it posted the highest thirty-day retention at 89% — a combination that is genuinely rare in this market. Orders began arriving within two hours and reached full delivery within eight, fast enough to capitalize on a post's early visibility window. The 60-day refill guarantee is the longest we found across all tested providers and signals real confidence in network quality. To see current packages and pricing, visit Promotid here. The checkout flow asks only for your post URL and payment details — no password, no account token.
SocialPlug
SocialPlug scores 8.8 out of 10 and is a strong runner-up. Pricing at $4.00 per thousand sits slightly above Promotid, and delivery lands in the four-to-twelve-hour range — well within a useful timeframe for most campaigns. The 30-day refill guarantee is standard for this tier, and 85% retention means the majority of your order stays visible through the end of the month. SocialPlug's dashboard is clean, and support responded to our test queries within two hours. It is a reliable fallback if your preferred package size is out of stock elsewhere.
Growthoid
Growthoid's 8.5 score reflects genuine quality held back by price and pace. At $4.80 per thousand it is the second most expensive service tested, with delivery running eight to twenty-four hours. Despite that, the 86% thirty-day retention rate is one point higher than SocialPlug's — Growthoid's network quality is strong even when speed is not. If campaign timing is flexible and retention matters more than same-day delivery, it is worth considering, particularly for content targeting English-speaking audiences.
Famoid
Famoid is an established name in social growth services, and its 8.1 score reflects that — solid and competitively priced at $3.99 per thousand reposts, with fast two-to-eight-hour delivery. The meaningful weakness is the complete absence of a refill guarantee. At 75% thirty-day retention you will see some drop-off, and Famoid will not restore it automatically. For one-off boosts where long-term retention is not the priority — a product launch or a time-sensitive announcement — Famoid is fine. For sustained campaigns where visibility needs to hold past the first few weeks, the missing refill policy is a real drawback.
UseViral
UseViral scores 7.7 out of 10. At $5.50 per thousand it is the most expensive service tested, and its 79% thirty-day retention is the second lowest in the group. Delivery runs eight to twenty-four hours. A 30-day refill guarantee partially offsets the retention risk, but the overall value is difficult to justify when Promotid delivers better results at $2.01 less per thousand. UseViral may suit users who already have accounts there, but as a first-choice provider for X (formerly Twitter) reposts it is hard to recommend over the competition.
Methodology
All five providers were tested in July and August 2026 on live X (formerly Twitter) accounts. We placed orders of one thousand reposts per provider on posts matched for reach, topic category, and posting time of day. Delivery timing was logged from order confirmation to the final repost appearing. Retention was measured manually thirty days after each order completed. Pricing reflects each provider's published rate as of August 2026 and may vary by package size. For platform policies on third-party engagement tools, see the X safety and transparency page. For context on how social proof affects content distribution, Sprout Social publishes regularly updated organic reach benchmarks.
Are bought reposts safe for my X account?
All five providers on this list use password-free ordering and never require your login credentials. That said, X (formerly Twitter) prohibits artificial manipulation of engagement metrics in its terms of service. Reputable services pace delivery to reduce visibility to automated detection, but no provider can guarantee zero risk. Treat repost packages as a short-term credibility signal rather than a long-term strategy, and pair them with consistent original content. Avoid very large single-burst orders — gradual growth attracts far less scrutiny than sudden spikes in any engagement metric.
How many reposts should I order for a new post?
The right quantity depends on your follower count and organic engagement baseline. A post from an account with five thousand followers that normally gets ten reposts organically will look suspicious at two thousand. A realistic starting range is two to five times your average organic repost count. For most mid-size accounts, packages of 500 to 1,000 reposts are enough to push content into wider distribution without triggering pattern flags. Placing several smaller orders across a few hours consistently produces better retention than ordering the same total quantity all at once.
What does the refill guarantee actually cover?
A refill guarantee means the provider will restore reposts that disappear within the stated window — 30 or 60 days — at no additional cost. This matters because some repost sources do drop off as X (formerly Twitter) periodically reviews account activity. Longer refill windows, like Promotid's 60-day coverage, offer meaningfully more protection than a standard 30-day policy. Refill requests must be submitted through each provider's support system, so keep your order confirmation until the guarantee period expires. No provider on this list guarantees a permanent repost count.