7 Best Sites to Buy SoundCloud Likes in 2026

It sells likes in sizes from 50 to 10,000, starts at $3 for 50, and asks only for a SoundCloud link rather than a password.

Key Features

GetAFollower leads on written cover rather than on price, because it publishes only one figure.

Key strengths include:

• 60-day retention warranty: if the likes drop, the page says GetAFollower will replenish them at no extra cost.
• Geographic targeting: the page offers targeting for specific areas and gives the USA, Germany and worldwide as examples.
• Drip-fed delivery: it calls this "natural delivery" and says small orders finish in about two days.
• Size range: orders run from 50 to 10,000 likes, chosen in the order form.
• No password: the page states that no password is required and that it works from your SoundCloud link.

Delivery Quality Analysis

GetAFollower says its natural delivery spreads the likes rather than dropping them at once, and that small orders are fulfilled in about two days while larger orders can take longer.

It does not define what counts as a small order, and it gives no completion window for the larger sizes, so treat the two-day figure as a floor and not a promise.

Safety & Reliability

You submit a SoundCloud link and nothing else. The page says no password is required, and the ordering steps ask for a track URL.

Its refund wording is narrower than its heading suggests: the Money-Back Guarantee heading implies an unconditional refund, while the body limits the 30-day refund to cases where GetAFollower cannot fulfil its part of the deal. The 60-day retention warranty is the term that covers likes that drop after delivery.

Pricing & Value

GetAFollower scores low on price because it publishes almost nothing: the only figure on the page is a 50-like starter pack at $3.

Sizes of 100, 250, 1,000 and 10,000 are all offered with no price attached, and no rate per 1,000 likes appears anywhere. Payment is by credit card or cryptocurrency, with no processors or wallets named. Because the single published price covers the smallest pack, there is no safe way to work out what a larger order costs before checkout.

Best Use Cases

GetAFollower is best suited for:

• Country audiences: artists who want likes from a chosen area rather than worldwide.
• Longer cover: buyers who want the longest retention warranty in this list.
• Larger catalogues: anyone who may scale an order up towards 10,000 likes.

Pros

• Longest warranty: 60 days, the longest retention window here.
• Targeting: geographic targeting with the USA, Germany and worldwide given as examples.
• Paced delivery: drip-fed rather than delivered all at once.
• Account safety: soundCloud link only, no password.

Cons

• Hidden prices: only the 50-like pack is priced, so larger orders cannot be compared.
• Narrow refund: the 30-day refund applies only when the order cannot be fulfilled.

Why GetAFollower Stands Out

GetAFollower stands out because no other site here pairs a 60-day retention warranty with drip-fed delivery and a targeting option.

Its ladder runs from $3 for 100 up to $70 for 5,000, with a 30-day refill guarantee and a Premium tier at plus 35 per cent.

Key Features

SidesMedia is the clearest site here on price and the vaguest on timing.

Key strengths include:

• Full price ladder: all six sizes are priced, from 100 likes to 5,000.
• $20 per 1,000: the lowest published rate per 1,000 likes in this comparison.
• 30-day refill: a 30-day refill guarantee is advertised, with no conditions stated.
• Two tiers: standard, or Premium at plus 35 per cent for what it calls higher-authority accounts.
• Auto likes plan: a recurring auto likes and plays plan is offered at 15 per cent below these prices.

Delivery Quality Analysis

SidesMedia gives three different timings on one page. The header says delivery is available from 30 minutes, the package section says it starts in as little as 30 minutes, and a later section says likes are delivered instantly after you order.

Its how-it-works text adds that the likes "roll out naturally". With no completion window published and an instant claim in the mix, it scores below the sites that let you choose a pace.

Safety & Reliability

You paste a public SoundCloud URL. The page says no password is needed, signing in is optional, and returning customers who sign in are offered 10 per cent off.

The page also claims zero risk of penalties or account suspension and zero account bans, which no seller can guarantee: those are its words, not a measured result. Several of its own FAQ answers, including the one headed Is it legal to buy SoundCloud likes, were blank when checked.

Pricing & Value

SidesMedia is the cheapest site here per 1,000 likes, at $20.

Published Standard prices: 100 for $3.00, 250 for $6.00, 500 for $11.00, 1,000 for $20.00, 2,500 for $41.00 and 5,000 for $70.00, each shown beside a higher struck-through figure. Premium adds 35 per cent but no Premium price is shown for any size. Payment is by Apple Pay, Google Pay, bank card or cryptocurrency.

Best Use Cases

SidesMedia is best suited for:

• Budget orders: buyers who want the lowest published rate per 1,000.
• Price comparison: anyone who wants every size priced before checkout.
• Recurring likes: artists who want an auto likes plan on new uploads.

Pros

• Price: $20 per 1,000 likes, the lowest published rate here.
• Transparency: six sizes, all priced.
• Checkout: apple Pay, Google Pay, cards and crypto, no password.
• Refill: a 30-day refill guarantee.

Cons

• Mixed timing: 30 minutes and instant are both claimed.
• Thin terms: the refill and money-back promises carry no stated conditions.
• Overclaims: zero bans and 100 per cent authentic are unsupported claims.

Why SidesMedia Stands Out

SidesMedia stands out because it is the only site here that publishes a price for every package size and still comes in at $20 per 1,000.

It quotes a headline rate from $0.04 per like, offers drip-feed delivery, and backs orders with a 30-day refill and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Key Features

SocialBoostDigital is the most explicit site here about what it will and will not promise.

Key strengths include:

• Ten sizes: 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 2,500, 5,000 and 10,000 likes, each priced.
• Drip-feed: delivery can be spread rather than taken all at once.
• Provider fallback: if a provider delivers nothing within 48 hours, the order moves to another provider.
• 30-day refill: if the count drops inside 30 days, you request a refill from the order page at no cost.
• 30-day money-back: its published refund policy asks you to report within 30 days of ordering.

Delivery Quality Analysis

SocialBoostDigital says delivery typically starts within minutes, that larger orders take longer, and that its times are estimates rather than guarantees. Orders are routed to third-party providers and delivered over time.

That routing is also why it publishes the 48-hour fallback: an order that has produced nothing is handed to a different provider. The combination of a drip-feed option and a published fallback is why it scores near the top on pace.

Safety & Reliability

The page says no password, login credentials or admin access are required and that only a public profile or post link is needed. Guest checkout is available and orders can be tracked in a dashboard.

It is unusually direct about limits, with a section headed What we will not promise, and its deep-dive text says the service does not promise extra reach or ranking. That sits awkwardly against its own meta description, which claims improved algorithm ranking.

Pricing & Value

SocialBoostDigital is the most expensive site here with a published rate per 1,000, at $38.99, but it has the lowest entry price of any ranked site at $1.99.

Published prices: 10 for $1.99, 25 for $2.99, 50 for $3.99, 100 for $4.99, 250 for $9.99, 500 for $19.99, 1,000 for $38.99, 2,500 for $95.99, 5,000 for $190.99 and 10,000 for $380.99. The 500 size is marked Recommended and the 10,000 size is labelled High Retention. Payment is by cryptocurrency, wallet balance or card by invoice, chosen after you pick a size.

Best Use Cases

SocialBoostDigital is best suited for:

• Tiny test orders: anyone who wants to spend $1.99 before committing.
• Exact amounts: buyers who want a specific count rather than a round pack.
• Large orders: artists going up to 10,000 likes on one track.

Pros

• Range: ten sizes from 10 to 10,000 likes.
• Lowest entry: $1.99 for 10 likes.
• Cover: 30-day refill plus a 30-day money-back guarantee.
• Honest limits: it states in writing what it will not promise.

Cons

• Price per 1,000: $38.99, near the top of this list.
• Checkout: no PayPal, and card payment goes through an invoice.

Why SocialBoostDigital Stands Out

SocialBoostDigital stands out because it is the only site here that publishes both a 10-like entry order and a 10,000-like maximum, with a refill and a refund window for both.

It prices all six Standard sizes, from $4.99 for 100 to $169.99 for 5,000, and sells a Premium tier at plus 35 per cent.

Key Features

UseViral publishes a clear price ladder and a clear pace, but no refund terms.

Key strengths include:

• 24-hour drip: orders are drip-fed over 24 hours after starting in about 30 minutes.
• Full ladder: 100, 250, 500, 1,000, 2,500 and 5,000 likes, all priced in the Standard tier.
• Automatic plan: a subscription delivers likes minutes after a track goes live, up to four a day.
• 30-day refill: a free refill if the count drops within 30 days of delivery.
• Premium tier: described as high-retention accounts with no ghost profiles and a priority queue, at plus 35 per cent.

Delivery Quality Analysis

UseViral says delivery starts in about 30 minutes and is drip-fed across 24 hours, which puts it between the sites that let you set a pace and the ones that start instantly.

Its automatic plan works differently: it watches for new tracks and adds up to four likes a day, starting minutes after upload. For an artist who releases often, that is the steadiest option on this page.

Safety & Reliability

The page says no password is required and that you need only your public track link or username, with a dashboard login offered for order tracking and a 10 per cent returning-customer discount.

Its two guarantees do not match. A general refill guarantee covers a missed count or speed, while a separate 30-day refill covers any drop, and the page never says whether these are the same promise. No refund terms appear on the page at all, only a footer link to a refunds policy.

Pricing & Value

UseViral sits mid-table on price, at $34.99 per 1,000 likes.

Published Standard prices: 100 for $4.99, 250 for $9.99, 500 for $18.99, 1,000 for $34.99, 2,500 for $86.99 and 5,000 for $169.99, each shown against a higher struck-through figure, with a Save up to 20 per cent banner. Premium is quoted only as plus 35 per cent, with no per-size price. Payment logos show Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Bitcoin.

Best Use Cases

UseViral is best suited for:

• Paced orders: buyers who want the likes spread across a day.
• Frequent releases: artists who want an automatic plan on every new track.
• Wallet users: shoppers paying with Apple Pay, Google Pay or Bitcoin.

Pros

• Pacing: drip-fed over 24 hours.
• Transparency: all six Standard sizes priced.
• Automation: up to four likes a day on new uploads.
• Checkout: cards, wallets and Bitcoin, no password.

Cons

• No refund terms: nothing on the page, only a footer policy link.
• Two refill promises: a general guarantee and a 30-day refill with different scopes.

Why UseViral Stands Out

UseViral stands out because it is the only site here that states a drip-feed window of 24 hours and sells an automatic plan that adds likes to tracks as you upload them.

Its delivery window runs from 1 minute to 5 days, the widest spread in this comparison, and it asks for a username and the public track link rather than a password.

Key Features

GTRSocials is the most flexible site here on amount and pace, and the least consistent on its own terms.

Key strengths include:

• Custom amount: any quantity between 20 and 1,000 likes, with no fixed packages.
• From $0.30: the only price on the page, quoted against a 20-like minimum.
• 1 minute to 5 days: the stated delivery window, with the likes arriving gradually.
• Refill policy: given as 60-day redelivery, 30-day refill protection and up to 90 days in its FAQ.
• No targeting: its FAQ says the likes cannot be aimed at a chosen audience.

Delivery Quality Analysis

GTRSocials says delivery starts within minutes of checkout and that the likes arrive gradually, within a stated window of 1 minute to 5 days.

A five-day spread on an order of a few hundred likes is the slowest pace available on this page, and slow is what you want on a track with a modest play count. The page does not let you set the pace yourself.

Safety & Reliability

The page says no password is needed. Its order step asks for a username, while its how-it-works section and feature cards say only the public track link is required, so expect to be asked for one or both.

Its refill promise is stated three different ways on the same page: 60-day redelivery in the hero, 30-day refill protection on its badges, and a refill policy of up to 90 days in the FAQ. BSTB scored the shortest of the three. The page also claims buying likes is legal and that accounts will not be banned, which are its claims, not ours.

Pricing & Value

GTRSocials scores mid-table on price because it publishes no rate per 1,000 likes.

The order builder shows one figure, starting from $0.30 against a 20-like minimum, and no preset package sizes. Its own body copy says pricing is per 1,000 likes, but no per-1,000 figure appears, and its title and metadata quote a different starting price of $0.9. Payment logos show Visa, American Express, Discover and PayPal, and the page says no card is stored.

Best Use Cases

GTRSocials is best suited for:

• Small tests: buyers who want 20 or 50 likes before anything larger.
• Slow delivery: artists who want an order stretched across several days.
• PayPal users: shoppers who prefer PayPal to a card.

Pros

• Custom amounts: any quantity from 20 to 1,000 likes.
• Slowest pace: a window of up to five days.
• Checkout: payPal plus three card brands, no password.

Cons

• Conflicting refills: 30, 60 and 90 days all appear on one page.
• No rate per 1,000: only a starting figure, and two different ones.
• Low ceiling: 1,000 likes is the maximum order.

Why GTRSocials Stands Out

GTRSocials stands out because it is the only site here that accepts an order as small as 20 likes and will stretch delivery across five days.

Delivery starts in 12 hours and the likes arrive gradually, but the page states no refill window at all.

Key Features

BuzzVoice is the cheapest effective rate here and the thinnest on written cover.

Key strengths include:

• One pack: 500 likes per track at $7.99, shown beside a higher $11.19 figure.
• About $16 per 1,000: two packs of 500 are the cheapest route to 1,000 likes on this page.
• 12-hour start: its package section and FAQ both say the likes begin appearing within 12 hours.
• Gradual delivery: the FAQ says the likes are delivered gradually rather than at once.
• No refill: no refill window is stated anywhere on the page.

Delivery Quality Analysis

BuzzVoice says delivery starts in 12 hours and that the likes typically begin appearing within that time, then arrive gradually.

Its intro contradicts that with a claim of instant delivery and guaranteed results. The 12-hour figure appears twice and the instant claim once, so BSTB scored the 12-hour start.

Safety & Reliability

The page says BuzzVoice does not require your password or personal details. Ordering is by track link, although the intro also mentions entering a SoundCloud username, so the required input is not stated consistently.

There is no refill window and no refund conditions. A money-back guarantee appears in the footer with nothing attached to it, and the page offers no retention figure, which is why it scores lowest on refill here.

Pricing & Value

BuzzVoice has the cheapest effective rate here, about $16 per 1,000 likes based on its only published price.

That price is $7.99 for 500 likes per track, shown next to an unlabelled $11.19. Its title promises likes from $1.99, but no $1.99 package appears anywhere on the page. Payment is by Google Pay or Apple Pay, credit and debit cards, cryptocurrency, and ten further methods the page does not name.

Best Use Cases

BuzzVoice is best suited for:

• One strong track: artists adding 500 likes to a single release.
• Lowest rate: buyers who care about cost per like above all.
• Wallet users: shoppers paying by Google Pay or Apple Pay.

Pros

• Price: $7.99 for 500, about $16 per 1,000.
• Gradual delivery: spread rather than dumped, from 12 hours.
• Checkout: wallets, cards and crypto, no password.

Cons

• No refill: no window and no retention figure anywhere.
• One size: 500 likes per track is the only option shown.
• Unmatched headline: the from $1.99 claim matches no package.

Why BuzzVoice Stands Out

BuzzVoice stands out on price alone: no other site here gets you to 1,000 likes for about $16, and none offers so little in writing if those likes drop.

It is the only site here with no refill or refund window on the page, and the highest effective rate at about $70 per 1,000.

Key Features

The Marketing Heaven is clear on its package prices and silent on everything that happens afterwards.

Key strengths include:

• Four prices: 100 likes for $9.99, 200 for $17.99, 300 for $24.99 and 500 for $34.99.
• Starter size: a 100-like pack, the smallest priced option outside the custom-amount sites.
• 24-hour start: the page says campaigns often begin within 24 hours.
• No window published: it says any guarantee or refill policy is shown with the service details at the time of purchase.
• Agency orders: its FAQ says record labels and agencies can place orders.

Delivery Quality Analysis

The Marketing Heaven says campaigns often begin within 24 hours and that delivery time can depend on the package selected and the size of the purchase.

No completion window is published for any size, and the page offers no pacing choice, so you cannot tell before paying whether 500 likes arrive over hours or over a week.

Safety & Reliability

The page says you do not need to share your account password and that ordering requires only the track link. Its order steps are select a package, submit a track, complete payment, and the campaign begins.

Nothing else is committed to in writing. The page states no refill window, no refund window and no retention figure, pointing instead to terms shown at the time of purchase, and its FAQ answer on guarantees repeats that. Payment methods are not confirmed either: the page says options may include methods such as PayPal depending on availability at checkout, while the footer shows only Visa, Mastercard and Visa Secure.

Pricing & Value

The Marketing Heaven is the most expensive site here, at about $70 per 1,000 likes based on its 500-like pack.

Published prices: $9.99 for 100 or more likes, $17.99 for 200 or more, $24.99 for 300 or more and $34.99 for 500 or more, each listed with pre-screened likes, strict privacy and around-the-clock support. Its shop menu adds a 1,000-like option with no price attached, and no rate per 1,000 appears on the page.

Best Use Cases

The Marketing Heaven is best suited for:

• A first small order: buyers who want a priced 100-like pack and nothing larger.
• Labels and agencies: its FAQ says agencies and labels can order.
• PayPal, if offered: shoppers who may want PayPal, subject to checkout availability.

Pros

• Published prices: four package prices on the page.
• Small starter: 100 likes is the cheapest listed pack.
• Account safety: track link only, no password.

Cons

• No written cover: no refill window, refund window or retention figure.
• Highest rate: about $70 per 1,000 likes.
• Unconfirmed payment: payPal is described only as possibly available.

Why The Marketing Heaven Stands Out

The Marketing Heaven stands out as the clearest warning in this list: four tidy package prices, and nothing in writing about what happens if the likes disappear.