Choose one post
The sample focuses on one public update or photo.
50 FREE POST LIKES
Free Facebook Likes.
A free likes sample is intended for an eligible public Facebook post. Submit the public link below to request a free sample of 50.
Request 50 free post likesFREE SAMPLE REQUEST
Start with the right Facebook link.
Post likes belong to one specific post. Page likes belong to the Page itself. Check which metric you want before choosing a link or package.
Each request is for 50 free post likes. It may take 24 to 48 hours to process, depending on the waiting queue.
Check your Facebook link ↗THE COMPLETE GUIDE
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This 50-like sample is for one eligible public Facebook post or photo. It is separate from Page likes, which are a Page-level metric.
THE DESTINATION
Use the direct link to one public post
Open the exact Facebook update or photo you want to feature and copy its direct public link. A Page home URL does not identify which post should receive the sample, even if the post appears on that Page.
If your Page has several similar updates, open the copied URL in a new tab and compare the image and wording. This small check keeps the request focused on the intended content.
CHOOSE THE METRIC
Know the difference between Page and post likes
A post like is a reaction to one individual update. A Page like is associated with the Page itself, while following describes an audience connection to a Page or eligible public profile. The free request on this page is for post likes.
If your goal is a Page-level like count, compare the Facebook Page likes service instead. Choose the link and service according to where you expect the count to appear, not only because both options contain the word ‘likes.’
SAMPLE REQUEST
Prepare the post and join the queue
Check that the post is public and contains the final image, wording, and link you want visitors to see. Submit the direct post URL in the form above. The server records a fixed request for 50 post likes and shows a confirmation reference.
Processing may take 24 to 48 hours depending on the waiting queue. For larger quantities, compare paid post likes packages on the matching service page. Keep the post's starting reaction count in your notes so you can review the same update later.
A CLOSER LOOK
Give the selected post useful context
Before submitting, read the post as if you have never seen the Page. Does the image or video match the text? Is the opening sentence clear? Is a link still working? The sample applies to the individual public update, so those details shape what a visitor will see when they follow the URL. A different post on the same Page would need its own direct link.
Record the post's reaction count and the time you made the request if you plan to review it later. Keep the confirmation reference for support. The 50-like quantity is fixed for this sample, while the paid post likes page contains larger package options. Page likes are a separate metric and should be requested through the Page likes service rather than this post form.
PRACTICAL CHECKLIST
Three checks before your next step.
Open the copied link
Check that it reaches the intended post rather than only the Page.
Record the reference
Keep the request confirmation for support questions.
QUICK ANSWERS
Free Facebook Likes FAQ
Can I request free Facebook likes now? +
Yes. Submit the public post link in the form above. Each request is for 50 free post likes.
Are these Page likes or post likes? +
This page is for post likes. Page likes have a separate paid service page.
What link would I need? +
The public URL of the exact Facebook post you want to target.
Will these 50 likes go to my Page? +
No. This sample is for one eligible public post or photo. Page likes use a separate service.
Can I submit more than one post? +
Each sample request uses one selected public post URL.
Do I need to log in through HitsBoost? +
No. Submit the public post link; do not share your Facebook password.
What happens after I submit? +
The request is saved to the local queue and a confirmation reference is shown. Processing depends on the waiting queue.