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Is TikTok Promote worth it? For some videos and some goals, yes. Promote is TikTok's own way to pay for reach: you pick a video, a goal and a budget, and TikTok shows it to more people. It's legitimate and simple to use. Whether it pays off depends on which video you choose and what you measure afterwards, so here's what we'd look at before and after spending.
Paying doesn't change the video. A video that loses viewers in the first two seconds will lose paid viewers just as quickly, and you'll have bought a lot of very short views. Promote amplifies whatever a video already does.
It's also per video and per push. When the budget runs out, the promotion stops, and the next video starts from zero. And not every video can be promoted: TikTok has eligibility rules, including licensed or original sound and its ad policies, and the app tells you when a video doesn't qualify.
They solve different problems. Promote suits a burst behind one video you choose, managed by you, for as long as you keep paying. Our packages suit steady growth of the whole profile: a team runs the campaign every day of the month through our partner network, aims it at the place you name, and reports measured profile visits and new followers on your dashboard.
Plenty of creators would benefit from both. If you only want one, ask yourself whether your problem is one video that deserves more viewers or a profile that needs more people every week.
It can, especially with a goal aimed at followers or profile visits. How many depends on whether the video makes people want more of you, which no budget can change.
Start small and short, on a video that's already doing well without help, and measure cost per new follower before spending more. TikTok shows an estimated reach for each budget before you pay.
TikTok has eligibility rules for promoted content, including the sound used and its advertising policies. When a video can't be promoted, the app usually says why.
TikTok hasn't said that it does. A promoted video that viewers skip simply tells you something about the video, which is useful in its own way.
Yes. They don't interfere with each other. Measure them separately: Promote's results appear in TikTok's own reports, and your dashboard shows what our campaign measured.
No. We don't use TikTok's ad tools or need access to your account. Our campaigns run in our partner network, and all we need is your username.
Three monthly packages. New followers, likes, views and comments come together, from the same real people.
For new and small accounts
$79.99 / month
1,000–4,000 followers / month
For creators ready to grow faster
$149.99 / month
2,000–8,000 followers / month
For established creators and brands
$279.99 / month
4,000–16,000 followers / month
Typical monthly ranges, not a fixed count: every one of your new followers is a real person who chose to follow, so every month is a little different.
Every package brings the whole picture, from the same real people.
Real people who discovered your profile and chose to follow. Typically 1,000–4,000 a month with Starter Creator.
Typically 2,000–12,000 a month with Starter Creator, on the videos they enjoy.
Typically 100–400 a month with Starter Creator. Written by people, never scripted.
The same people watch your videos on their own. We don't count views in advance: each one is a person.
A little every day, from the location you choose. Never all at once.
What we measured, day by day: visits from your campaign and the new followers they brought.
Choose a package and we start your campaign. Real people decide the rest, and your dashboard shows what we measured.