6 Best Sites to Buy TikTok Likes in 2026 — Ranked by Like Persistence Score

Updated: September 3, 2026

TikTok likes are weighted differently than most buyers assume. The platform's ranking algorithm doesn't count likes in isolation — it tracks the ratio of likes to views, using it as a signal for content quality. A video that receives 10,000 views and 2,000 likes sends a strong positive signal. A video that receives 10,000 low-quality purchased likes that don't persist through TikTok's quality checks — leaving behind a like count that exceeds the view count — sends an anomaly signal that can actively suppress distribution. Like persistence score, measuring how many purchased likes survive TikTok's quality passes intact over 30 days, is the metric that determines whether your purchase helps or hurts.

We bought like packages from six providers, tracked like counts through two TikTok quality-check cycles, and scored each service on the percentage of likes that remained at the 30-day mark.

6 Best Sites to Buy TikTok Likes in 2026

Promotid

Promotid achieved 95% like persistence at the 30-day mark — the strongest result in this test by a meaningful margin. Likes are sourced from accounts with genuine TikTok activity histories, delivered gradually over 12–24 hours to avoid the anomalous spike that TikTok's detection systems flag. Across our three test videos, the like counts at day 30 were within 5% of the counts recorded immediately after delivery — a level of stability that indicates source accounts are passing TikTok's ongoing quality sweeps without removal. For creators whose content is gaining algorithmic traction and who want engagement that reinforces rather than undermines that momentum, Promotid's persistence rate is unmatched in this group.

Twicsy

Twicsy's 90% persistence rate is the second-best result and very close to Promotid's benchmark. Delivery in two to six hours is faster, which suits creators who need engagement for time-sensitive content — a trending sound post, for instance, where early algorithmic signals matter most. The 10% attrition at 30 days reflects normal TikTok quality-sweep behaviour and is within acceptable range for most campaigns. Twicsy is a strong choice for creators who want rapid delivery without significant persistence trade-offs.

Buzzoid

Buzzoid recorded 84% persistence. The faster delivery option — often available within three hours — comes with a slightly higher early attrition rate as TikTok's systems process the delivery. By day 30, the count had stabilised and showed no further meaningful loss. Buzzoid's TikTok like service has improved its source account quality over the past year, and the current product offers a reasonable balance of speed, quality, and price. A reliable mid-tier choice.

Famoid

Famoid's 82% persistence reflects a provider that prioritises safe delivery over raw speed. The 12–24 hour delivery window keeps growth velocity within organic-looking bounds, and the source accounts show enough activity history to pass TikTok's authenticity checks. The 18% attrition by day 30 is mostly front-loaded in the first quality cycle — likes that survive the initial pass tend to hold. Famoid is a particularly good choice for accounts participating in the TikTok Creator Rewards Program, where account quality metrics are actively monitored.

UseViral

UseViral achieved 77% persistence — a workable result for a provider whose strengths lie in multi-platform reach and customer support. The one-to-three day delivery is conservative and should support good persistence, but source account quality variation accounts for the higher-than-expected attrition rate in our test. For creators who value a single vendor across multiple platforms, UseViral's consistency of service experience outweighs the slightly lower persistence score compared to the top tier.

Viralyft

Viralyft's 63% persistence at 30 days is the lowest in this group, driven by instant delivery from a broad source pool that includes accounts TikTok subsequently removes. The high initial like count can provide a useful short-term social proof signal — for promotional videos where the first 24-hour visibility window is the priority — but creators should expect the settled 30-day count to be substantially lower than delivery-day numbers. Budget-appropriate for short-term use cases; not suitable for building durable engagement records on evergreen content.

How We Measured Persistence

We published three identical TikTok videos across six isolated accounts, purchased 1,000 likes from each provider at the same time, and tracked like counts at 24 hours, 10 days, and 30 days post-delivery. Persistence percentage is the proportion of delivered likes remaining at 30 days. TikTok's like quality enforcement is explained in Hootsuite's TikTok algorithm guide, while engagement persistence methodology is discussed in Social Media Examiner's TikTok marketing resource.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do TikTok likes affect my video's reach?

Yes — TikTok's algorithm uses like-to-view ratio as a quality signal. A video with a strong ratio gets pushed to a broader audience in the "For You" feed. Purchased likes that persist and contribute to a healthy ratio can produce real algorithmic benefit. Purchased likes that disappear before TikTok's algorithm has processed the signal provide no lasting benefit.

How many likes should I buy relative to my view count?

A natural like-to-view ratio on TikTok is typically 3–8% for average content and higher for viral content. Buying enough likes to bring your ratio to 4–6% of your current view count creates a credible engagement signal. Buying likes that would push the ratio above 15–20% of views can look anomalous and may suppress rather than boost distribution.

Can I buy likes on old TikTok videos?

Yes, likes can be added to any accessible video regardless of age. The algorithmic benefit for older content is limited since TikTok's distribution cycle for a video is most active in its first 24–72 hours. However, social proof on older videos can still be valuable for profile visitors who check your content library as part of a follow decision.