Use the exact clip
Open the direct video or Reel URL before submitting.
A free views sample is intended for an eligible public Facebook video. Submit the public link below to request a free sample of 50.
Request 50 free video viewsVideo views apply to a specific video. Copy the link to the video itself, then check that it opens the intended clip rather than just the publishing Page.
Each request is for 50 free video views. It may take 24 to 48 hours to process, depending on the waiting queue.
Check your Facebook link ↗This 50-view sample focuses on one eligible public Facebook video or Reel. Copy its direct link and check the destination before submitting.
Open the Facebook video or Reel you want to feature. Copy the direct public URL to that item and test it in a new tab. A Page home link can contain many videos, so it does not identify which one the sample should target.
If the video has a similar title to an older upload, compare the preview image and publisher before submitting. Keep the verified link with your campaign notes so you can return to the same video later.

A video view is a play counted under the platform's rules for that surface. Watch hours add up time spent watching. The two numbers can move differently, because videos with the same view count may have different average viewing duration.
This free sample is for 50 video views. If your goal concerns accumulated watch time, use the watch time calculator to understand the units and compare the separate watch hours service page.

Make sure the video is public and that its opening and caption represent the final content. Enter the direct link in the request form above. The server fixes the sample quantity at 50 and saves a confirmation reference after submission.
Processing may take 24 to 48 hours depending on the waiting queue. For a larger view-count goal, compare paid video views packages on the matching service page. A Story is a different, time-sensitive format with its own service page.

Watch the published video from the beginning before submitting the direct link. Check that the first few seconds introduce the subject, the audio or captions are understandable, and the description matches what the clip shows. These details make the destination more useful to a person who arrives after seeing the video in a feed or on your Page.
A view count does not describe how long each person watched. If viewing duration matters to your planning, use the watch time calculator with your own insight figures and compare the watch hours service separately. For this sample, the request is fixed at 50 views for one eligible public clip. Keep the confirmation reference and the original video URL together for later review.
Open the direct video or Reel URL before submitting.
The 50-view sample is separate from watch hours and Story views.
Save the confirmation reference for any later support question.
Yes. Submit the public video link in the form above. Each request is for 50 free video views.
No. This page describes video views. Stories use a separate metric and a time-limited link.
The public URL of the specific Facebook video.
No. Use the direct link to the eligible public video or Reel you want the sample to target.
It is a video-view sample. Watch hours are a different duration-based metric.
No. A Story has its own temporary format and separate paid service page.
Processing may take 24 to 48 hours depending on the waiting queue; keep the confirmation reference for support.