$0.05
per completed task
Buy Facebook Post Shares From Real Accounts
Buy Facebook shares from $0.10. Specify where workers share your post — News Feed, a Facebook Group, or Messenger — and they submit screenshot proof before you approve payment.
From $0.10
Per Share
Feed, Group
or Messenger
500+
New Workers Daily
190+
Countries
Choose Where Workers Share Your Post
Facebook offers three distinct share destinations — each reaching a different audience. When you post a task on RapidWorkers, you specify which destination workers should use. Group shares reach the most targeted audience; News Feed shares reach the broadest.
News Feed$0.10–$0.30
Sharer's friends and followers
The post appears on the worker's own timeline, visible to everyone connected to them. Proof: screenshot of the shared post on their profile.
Requirement:Public post URL only
Facebook Group$0.50–$1.00
Members of a specific group
Workers who are members of a relevant group share your post into that group. Specify the group name in your task — the worker must already be a member to complete it. Proof: screenshot of the post inside the group.
Requirement:Worker must be a group member
Messenger$0.10–$0.20
Specific individuals directly
Workers forward your post privately to one or more contacts via Messenger. Useful for targeted personal recommendations. Proof: screenshot of the Messenger thread with the shared post visible.
Requirement:Public post URL only
Buy Facebook Shares From 190+ Countries
Specify which countries workers should share from — or leave it open to workers worldwide. Country-targeted shares keep your engagement geography consistent with your audience.
Available in 190+ countries — choose your audience when you create your task.
Facebook Shares Pricing
Share tasks are priced by destination. News Feed and Messenger shares start at $0.10 — group shares reward $0.50–$1.00 because workers must already be members of the target group.
Example Task Rewards
TaskExample Reward
Share to News Feed$0.10–$0.30
Share via Messenger$0.10–$0.20
Share to a Facebook Group$0.50–$1.00
Share from a specific country+$0.10–$0.20
*These are examples, not fixed pricing tiers.
Calculate Your Cost
Estimate your campaign budget based on the number of shares, destination type, and reward per completed task.
Example: 5,000 tasks × $0.08 reward = $400 estimated total
Facebook Shares Pricing
CalculatorTasks5,000
Reward Per Task$0.08
Estimated Total5,000 × $0.08
$400
For group shares, name the specific group in your task. Workers who are not members of that group will skip the task — only members who can actually post there will accept it.
How to Buy Facebook Shares
Paste your post URL, specify the share destination, and workers share it from their own accounts — with screenshot proof before you approve.
01
Post Your Task
Paste the public URL of your Facebook post. Specify the share destination — News Feed, a particular Facebook group, or Messenger. Set your reward per share.
02
Workers Share Your Post
Workers accept your task and share your post to the destination you specified — from their own Facebook account. No bots, no panels, no automation.
03
Review the Proof
Workers submit a screenshot of the completed share. Check it against your instructions — approve what matches, reject what doesn't, at no cost.
04
Shares Are Live
Approved shares have already been completed — the post appeared on the worker's feed, inside the group, or in a Messenger thread the moment they submitted.
When Does Buying Facebook Shares Actually Make Sense?
Facebook shares are the primary mechanism for content to travel outside your existing audience — into Groups, Messenger, and friends-of-followers feeds. These are the situations where share velocity matters.
Viral Content Attempt
- Problem
- Facebook's feed algorithm uses share velocity as a primary signal for trending content distribution. A post that gets likes but no shares stays in the original page's audience — it never escapes into the broader network.
- With RapidWorkers
- Workers share the post to their own News Feeds from their real accounts, generating the share signal Facebook uses to push content into second-degree network feeds.
Charity Campaign With Public Share Count
- Problem
- Fundraising posts that display their share count use it as social proof for the cause. A campaign with 4 shares signals a small, unconvinced audience — which suppresses donations from people on the fence.
- With RapidWorkers
- Workers share the fundraising post visibly, raising the share count to a level that signals the cause is spreading, which increases donor confidence and participation.
Event Post Needing Group Distribution
- Problem
- Facebook Groups drive the most event discovery — but a post only reaches Groups when someone in the Group shares it. An event post that nobody shares outside the original page never reaches Group members.
- With RapidWorkers
- Workers share the event post to Groups and their personal feeds, putting it in front of people who belong to relevant communities and would attend if they knew about it.
Brand Video in a Media Kit
- Problem
- A brand video pitched to partners or press with 40,000 views but nearly zero shares tells the recipient the content was seen but not valued enough to pass along — which undermines the virality claim.
- With RapidWorkers
- A credible share count alongside the view count makes the video look like it actually spread, which holds up when a media partner investigates before committing to a deal.
Business Post Reaching Messenger Groups
- Problem
- Community and neighborhood Messenger groups are where local business recommendations actually happen — but a post that nobody shares via Messenger never gets into those conversations.
- With RapidWorkers
- Workers share the post to Messenger from their own accounts, putting it in front of people who share it further within private groups that the page would never reach directly.
Local News or Community Announcement
- Problem
- A community announcement — road closure, local event, neighborhood alert — only matters if it reaches the people affected. A post that stays on the page's followers misses most of the relevant audience.
- With RapidWorkers
- Workers share the announcement broadly, seeding the community distribution loop where each share reaches a new group of people who then share it again to their own networks.
Not a Panel. Not a Bot.
Real People Sharing Your Post From Their Own Accounts
Panel services simulate shares or use recycled accounts with no real social connections. A share from an account with zero friends or an empty profile looks exactly like what it is.
RapidWorkers is a microtask marketplace. When you post a share task, a real person accepts it, opens your post from their own active Facebook account, and shares it to the destination you specified. Their friends or group members see the share because it comes from a real account they're connected to.
Your post must be publicly accessible. Workers cannot share a friends-only or restricted post.
Every Share Verified Before You Pay.
Workers submit a screenshot of the completed share before any payment is released — the post on their timeline, inside the group, or the Messenger thread. Review it against your instructions. If it doesn't match, reject it. You pay nothing for that submission.
Screenshot proof in your queue
Share destination and worker's profile name visible before approval
Pay only for approved work
Shares that don't match your instructions are free to reject
Dispute resolution available
For cases where a worker disagrees with a rejection
What Does a Facebook Share Task Look Like?
rapidworkers.io/dashboard/job/facebook-shares-example
Share Facebook Post — Marketing Agency
Pay Rate
$0.20
Time
2 min
Availability
55 / 120
Status
Active
Job Description
Open the Facebook post linked in this task. Share it to your own News Feed. Screenshot your timeline showing the shared post — your profile name must be visible.
Submission Instructions
Screenshot of your Facebook timeline showing the shared post, with your profile name clearly visible.
Complete Job
This is how workers see your task on RapidWorkers
Job Description
Open the Facebook post linked in this task.
Click Share and select 'Share to News Feed'. Add a brief personal note if you'd like. Take a screenshot showing the shared post on your own Facebook timeline.
Important: Share from your own real, active Facebook account. Do not use VPNs or automation tools.
Submission Instructions
Step 1: Open the post and click Share → Share to News Feed.
Step 2: Screenshot your timeline showing the shared post.
Step 3: Submit the screenshot — your profile name and the shared post must both be visible.
Ready to Buy Facebook Shares?
Post your task, choose the destination, and real workers share your post from their own accounts — with screenshot proof before you pay.
- No subscription
- Cancel anytime
- 24/7 availability
- Dispute resolution