Kpali · social boosting

Social media boosting, priced in naira

Followers, views, likes, subscribers, channel members and reactions across 10 platforms, from ₦3 per 1,000. Every price on this page is the price, read from our supply partner and shown in naira — there is no conversion waiting at the end and no card involved at any point.

Prices are per 1,000, read at 2026-09-12 06:58:18 UTC, and they move with supply. Delivery starts immediately in most cases and completes within 24 hours at the outside. Ordering opens inside the Kpali app; this page publishes the catalogue and the price, and nothing on it takes a payment.

What is actually being sold here

A boost is a quantity of a countable thing: a number of followers on a profile, views on a video, members in a channel, reactions on a post. That is the whole product, and being precise about it matters more than any promise, because the promise is where this industry does its lying. Nobody can sell you reach, sales, virality or an algorithm's favour. What can be sold, measured and refunded is a count — so a count is what Kpali lists, at a price per thousand, with the minimum and maximum order stated on every line.

Two mechanics decide most of what you pay. Refill means the service tops the number back up if it drops inside a stated window; drops are ordinary rather than a fault, and a refill line costs more because it absorbs them. Drip-feed means the quantity arrives gradually rather than at once, which looks less abrupt on a small account and takes longer. Neither is better. A one-off push on a launch post and a slow build on a new profile are different jobs.

Paying in naira, without a card

Kpali runs on store credit, and there are two honest ways to put naira behind it. The first is a bank transfer on this website — the one page on kpali.app that takes payment. You give the email on your Kpali account and an amount, you transfer, and the credit lands on that account. It cannot be withdrawn; it is spending money inside Kpali, and the page says so before you agree to anything.

The second is a stablecoin deposit inside the app, which is how Kpali was built to be funded: no Nigerian bank account, no BVN, no card. Either way the balance is the same balance, and boosting is bought from it like airtime, data or a verification number.

There is no card checkout anywhere on Kpali, on this website or in the app. If any site asking for card details claims to be Kpali, it is not us — that sentence is worth more to you than any price on this page.

How long an order takes

Most orders begin moving within minutes of being placed, and every order is complete within 24 hours. That window is the promise; the speed inside it is not, because the supply behind any one service is not ours to control and a page that guarantees an hour is writing a cheque somebody else has to honour.

If an order cannot start immediately it is not failed and it is not refunded away — it sits as pending and keeps trying until it goes through, inside the same 24 hours. You are told it is pending rather than told it is done, which is the only version of this that is worth reading.

Prices, and why they move

Everything here is quoted per 1,000 units, which is how this whole industry prices and how the supply behind it is bought. A rate of ₦2,000 per 1,000 means 500 units cost ₦1,000, and a minimum of 100 means you cannot order fewer than that on that line. The prices are read from the partner rather than typed into this page, and the moment they were read is stamped above — so a figure that has gone stale is visible as stale rather than quietly wrong.

They move for the ordinary reason: supply. A source that was delivering last week at one rate is not obliged to next week, and platforms change what they tolerate without announcing it. That is also why nothing here promises a delivery time in hours. A page that guarantees speed it does not control is writing a cheque somebody else has to honour.

What we will not do

We do not sell access to an account that is not yours, we do not touch private conversations, and we do not claim a number will earn you anything. We do not publish a rating we invented, and we do not quote a price the desk will not honour. If a service is unavailable it is shown as unavailable rather than sold and apologised for afterwards — the same rule that governs the grey tiles on Quick OTP.

Boosting is also not a substitute for the thing being boosted. The accounts that hold their numbers are the ones that were publishing anyway. It is worth saying plainly on a page that exists to sell you numbers.

Where you order it

In the Kpali app, from the same store credit that buys everything else. This website publishes the catalogue and the price and takes no payment for boosting — the one page here that takes a payment is store credit, and it is a bank transfer, never a card. If you do not have the app yet, start here.