Twitter/X Retweets

An indie game studio posts a 40-second trailer on X the morning its Steam page goes live. The account has 1,300 followers. By lunch the trailer has 95 likes and 6 reposts, so it has barely travelled past the people who already follow the studio. On X, reposts are the main way a post reaches strangers, and a low repost count also makes readers hesitate to be the next one to share it.

The Retweet service for X / Twitter has accounts repost your post. There is one server, and unlike most X services on the list it carries a 30-day refill.

What a retweet is and where it shows

The double-arrow button under a post offers two actions: a plain repost, or a quote with added commentary. This service delivers plain reposts. The total is public, next to the double arrow, and each reposting account shows your post on its own profile with a small note that it was reposted.

An account can repost a post only once. If it undoes the repost or gets suspended by X, your total goes down. X runs account clean-ups, so some drop is possible and we do not promise the count stays frozen. What sets this service apart is the 30-day refill: if the number falls inside that window, the missing reposts are topped up.

The retweet server at a glance

• Name: Retweet, max 100K, 100K per day.
• Order range: 100 to 100,000 per order.
• Speed: up to roughly 100,000 a day.
• Refill: 30 days.
• Refund on failure: no.

With a single server, the decision is about quantity, not choice. The 100 minimum is fairly high for a small personal post; a post with 25 likes and 100 reposts looks off. For brand accounts, launches, giveaways and posts that need to spread, a few hundred to a few thousand reposts is a typical range. The 100,000 ceiling and daily speed are enough for a large campaign in one go. Pricing is per retweet and is shown as soon as you select the server.

The server does not refund failed orders. Keep your first order on a new account close to the minimum so you can see the speed and the quality of reposting accounts before scaling. With a single server there is nothing to switch to, so check the status label beside its name right before ordering and, if it shows errors, wait a few days rather than paying for delivery that may not come.

Ordering and claiming the refill

Use the share button under the post and copy its link, the URL containing /status/ and the post ID. A profile link will not work. The account must be public; posts from protected accounts cannot be reposted by outsiders, so the order would not run. No password is needed.

Enter between 100 and 100,000 and confirm. The order runs and then completes once the full amount is delivered; follow it in your order history and check the count next to the double arrow. If reposts drop within 30 days of completion, submit a refill request on that order and the shortfall is topped up. After 30 days the refill no longer applies. The link cannot be edited after you order.

Risks and conditions

• The refill only works while the post exists and is public. Delete it or protect your posts and there is nothing left to top up.
• No refund when an order fails because of a wrong link or a hidden post.
• Posts that X restricts, for example with a sensitive content label, may receive fewer reposts than ordered.
• Your post will appear on the profiles of the reposting accounts. If that bothers you, think twice.
• More reposts do not guarantee a spot in trends or in strangers' For You timelines.

Keeping the post in proportion

On organic X posts, likes usually outnumber reposts several times over, and impressions outnumber likes by far more. If you order 500 retweets, make sure the post also has a few thousand likes and matching impressions. For appeals and announcements, a handful of genuine-looking replies makes the activity more convincing.

Frequently asked questions

Are these reposts or quote posts?

Plain reposts, counted next to the double-arrow icon. Quote posts with commentary are a different action and are not part of this service.

How does the 30-day refill work?

The window starts when the order completes. If the repost count drops during it, open the order and request a refill, and the missing amount is delivered again.

Can I order just 50 retweets?

No, the minimum is 100 per order. If your post has very few likes, raise likes first so 100 reposts do not look out of place.

How long does a 100,000 retweet order take?

The server lists about 100,000 a day, so the largest order usually needs around a day, depending on how busy the server is.

If I delete the post and publish it again, does the refill carry over?

No. The refill is tied to the exact post link you ordered for. Deleting the post ends both the order and its refill; a new post needs a new order.