$0.05
per completed task
Buy Retweets From $0.05
Buy retweets from real workers who repost your tweet from their own X accounts — no packages, no bots, no password required. Pay per retweet, only for what you approve.
From $0.05
Per Retweet
You Set
The Count
Real
X Accounts
190+
Reposter Countries
Buy Retweets From 190+ Countries
Specify which countries workers should repost from — useful if you're building credibility in a specific market. Workers outside your target region skip the task automatically.
Available in 190+ countries — choose your audience when you create your task.
Retweet Pricing
Retweet tasks start at $0.05 per retweet. Most campaigns reward $0.06–$0.08. Country-targeted retweets typically reward $0.08–$0.10.
Example Task Rewards
TaskExample Reward
Repost tweet$0.05–$0.07
Repost with screenshot proof$0.06–$0.08
Repost from a specific country$0.08–$0.10
*These are examples, not fixed pricing tiers.
Calculate Your Cost
Estimate your total cost based on retweet count and reward per task.
Example: 5,000 tasks × $0.08 reward = $400 estimated total
Retweet Pricing
CalculatorTasks5,000
Reward Per Task$0.08
Estimated Total5,000 × $0.08
$400
A tweet that jumps from 0 to 200 retweets overnight with 3 likes looks manufactured. Add likes and comments alongside retweets to keep the engagement ratio plausible. Grow gradually — 20–80 retweets per day is a natural rate for most accounts.
How to Buy Retweets on Twitter/X
Paste your tweet URL, set your reward, and real workers repost it from their own accounts — screenshot proof before you approve.
01
Post Your Task
Enter the URL of the tweet you want retweeted. Set the number of retweet slots, any country requirements, and your reward per retweet. Your task goes live immediately.
02
Workers Repost Your Tweet
Workers open your tweet and tap the Repost button from their own Twitter/X account. On X, this is what used to be called a retweet — the tweet appears in the worker's profile and in their followers' feeds.
03
Review Screenshot Proof
Each worker submits a screenshot showing the repost with their Twitter/X username visible. You review before approving — reject anything that doesn't check out.
04
Retweet Count Updates
Reposts are already live before the screenshot is submitted — workers reposted your tweet, then took proof. Your retweet count updates in real time as the task runs.
When Does Buying Twitter Retweets Actually Make Sense?
A repost puts your tweet in front of someone else's followers — and a visible retweet count tells readers it's worth passing on. These are the situations where that spread changes the outcome.
News or Announcement Spreading Fast
- Problem
- Breaking news and announcements have a short shelf life. A tweet that picks up reposts slowly misses the moment when people are actively searching for and sharing the story.
- With RapidWorkers
- Workers repost it from their own accounts in the first hours, putting the tweet in front of each reposter's followers while the topic is still being discussed.
Creator Post Entering a Busy Conversation
- Problem
- In a fast-moving conversation, a tweet with no reposts gets scrolled past — readers assume it didn't resonate and move on to the ones that clearly did.
- With RapidWorkers
- Early reposts give the tweet visible traction, so people following the topic see it as one worth reading instead of one that fell flat.
Brand Campaign Hashtag
- Problem
- A campaign hashtag that looks unused early on stalls — people won't adopt a hashtag that appears to have no one behind it yet.
- With RapidWorkers
- Reposts spread the key campaign tweets to more followers and make the hashtag look adopted, giving real participants a reason to join in.
Charity Campaign Proof of Reach
- Problem
- Nonprofits include retweet counts in fundraising updates as proof that the message is spreading. A campaign with few retweets signals a small reach — which depresses donor confidence.
- With RapidWorkers
- A strong retweet count on fundraising tweets signals that the message is spreading, which increases donor confidence that their contribution is joining a meaningful movement.
Event Promotion Before the Date
- Problem
- Event tweets need to spread in the days before the event — not after. Slow organic RT growth over a week peaks after the attendance decision has already been made.
- With RapidWorkers
- Workers retweet the event tweet rapidly before the attendance window closes, spreading the announcement to followers who haven't seen it before they finalize their plans.
Press Release Tweet Before Journalists See It
- Problem
- Journalists evaluate whether a story is going somewhere by checking early retweet count. A press release tweet with 3 retweets tells them the story isn't catching on.
- With RapidWorkers
- A retweet count that signals spreading content gets the press release past journalists' "is this worth covering?" filter before they decide to move on.
Real Retweets Stay. Panel Retweets Disappear.
Bot Accounts Get Purged — Their Retweets Go With Them
Services that sell retweets through automated panels use bot accounts or shared inactive profiles. When Twitter/X runs integrity sweeps — which they do regularly — those accounts are removed. So are all the retweets they made. Clients have come back to find their retweet counts reset.
RapidWorkers workers are real people with their own Twitter/X accounts, follower graphs, and posting histories. A retweet from a real account is not flagged because there is nothing unusual about it — it looks exactly like organic engagement, because it is.
Workers are not guaranteed to have large follower counts — they are regular users, not influencers. What they provide is a genuine retweet from an account that will not be removed, and visibility to their own follower base however large that is.
No Packages. Screenshot Proof Before Payment.
Package services charge you upfront for 100 or 500 retweets. On RapidWorkers you set exactly how many slots you want and pay per retweet you approve. Each worker submits a screenshot showing the repost before you release payment — reject anything that doesn't look right at no cost to you.
See the repost before you pay
The worker's repost and their X username are visible in the screenshot
Order the exact number you want
Set 10, 50, or 500 slots — no fixed packages to buy into
Contest a rejection any time
A dispute path covers the rare disagreement over a rejected repost
What Does a Retweet Task Look Like?
rapidworkers.io/dashboard/job/twitter-retweets-example
Repost Tweet — Brand Launch
Pay Rate
$0.07
Time
1 min
Availability
61 / 200
Status
Active
Job Description
Repost the tweet linked in this task from your own Twitter/X account. Screenshot showing the Repost with your username visible.
Submission Instructions
Screenshot of the reposted tweet with your Twitter/X username visible.
Complete Job
This is how workers see your task on RapidWorkers
Job Description
Open the tweet linked in this task.
Repost it from your own Twitter/X account using the Repost button. Take a screenshot showing the repost confirmation or your retweet showing on the tweet — your Twitter/X username must be visible.
Important: Repost from your own real account. Do not use automation tools.
Submission Instructions
Step 1: Open the tweet and tap Repost.
Step 2: Screenshot the tweet showing the repost with your username visible.
Step 3: Submit the screenshot for review.
Ready to Buy Retweets?
Post your task and real workers repost your tweet from their own accounts — screenshot proof before you pay, no packages required.
- No subscription
- Cancel anytime
- 24/7 availability
- Dispute resolution