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BAZ Agency guide

What each BAZ Agency service does, and what it does not

BAZ Agency sells social media marketing services — views, likes, comments, saves, shares, reposts and followers — for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and other platforms used across the Gulf. This page explains what each service does, what refill means, how we test providers before a service goes on sale, and the risks that come with any paid engagement.

In one sentence: these services add promotional engagement to a public post or profile; they do not create organic fans, and the engagement must not be presented to brands or audiences as organic interest.

What each service does

ServiceWhat is deliveredCounts in engagement rate?
ViewsPlays of a video, Reel or story counted by the platform.No — reach only
LikesLikes (or hearts) on one post.Yes, on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
CommentsComments on one post. With custom comments you write the text, one comment per line.Yes
SavesSaves (bookmarks) of a post.Not in the Instagram and YouTube formulas we use
SharesShares of a post, as counted by the platform.Not in the Instagram and YouTube formulas we use
RepostsReposts of your Instagram post by other accounts.No
Followers / subscribersNew followers on a profile or channel.Raises the denominator, so it lowers the rate

Platforms on sale today: Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Telegram, TikTok, X, YouTube. The service list shows each service's exact price per 1,000, minimum and maximum quantity, expected start and refill period before you order.

Refill and drops

Counts delivered by any provider can fall later, for example when a platform removes accounts or engagement it considers inauthentic. Services marked with a refill period (for example 30 days) are topped back up to the delivered quantity, on request, if the count drops within that period. Services marked no refill can drop after delivery; this is stated before you order and is not a defect.

How a service gets on sale: our delivery test

  1. We place a small, real test order with the provider on a link we control.
  2. We check its progress. If it has made too little progress after 12 hours, it is flagged.
  3. If it is not complete within 24 hours, it fails: the service stays switched off and the next provider for the same product is tested.
  4. Only a provider whose test order was actually delivered within 24 hours is switched on. A provider accepting the order through its API is not enough to pass.

Every test is recorded with the provider, cost, time taken and outcome. Passing a test shows the service worked at that time; it is not a promise that every future order will behave the same way.

Ordering and refunds

Platform rules and risks