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Free X (Twitter) boosts
Two services for public posts on X: views, which raise the number under every post, and reposts, which carry the post into other people's timelines. Both need only the post link. The account behind it is never touched.
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Free X reposts
Paste a public post link on X and 10 accounts on the delivery network repost it, once every 6 hours. A repost is the only interaction on X that carries a post to people who do not follow you; the count under the post rises and the post appears in other timelines.
10 reposts every 6 hours - Free
Free X views
Paste a public post link on X and 200 views are sent to it, once every 6 hours. Views are the counter X shows under every post, and they are what a new visitor uses to decide whether the post happened at all.
200 views every 6 hours
On X the number everybody reads is the view count under the post. It decides in a glance whether a post looks like it happened. Free views here go straight to that number and land within minutes. Reposts are the second service and do the one thing views cannot: show the post to people who do not follow you.
Both services take a post link in the form x.com/username/status/number. Links from the app or from twitter.com are accepted and normalised. The post must be public: protected accounts, deleted posts and posts with limited visibility cannot be reached. Replies and quote posts have their own status links and are fine.
Questions
Questions
Are views the same as impressions?
Yes. The number under the post is called views; in the analytics panel the same figure appears as impressions. The free batch moves that number.
Can I use a twitter.com link?
Yes. The form accepts both twitter.com and x.com links and rewrites them before sending.
Do reposts stay?
Mostly. X removes reposts from accounts that are later suspended, which affects a small share over time. Views are counted once and kept.