SocialWick sells a big catalogue: followers, likes, story views, reel plays, saves and more, for Instagram and other platforms, each one its own order with its own price. FastSocial sells a much shorter list, mostly Instagram, and spreads larger orders out over time. We're FastSocial, so we're not neutral here.
Neither of us sells you people who will comment on your posts or buy from you. Anyone who says they do isn't telling you the truth. So the question is which one wastes less of your money and your time for what you actually want.
Side by side
| FastSocial | SocialWick | |
|---|---|---|
| How you buy | One-time packs, or a monthly plan | Per order, from a long catalogue |
| Followers from | $3 for 100 | Check their current price list |
| Likes | Separate on one-time packs, free with monthly plans | Separate order |
| Password | Never | Not asked |
| Delivery | Small packs within hours, big ones spread out | Depends on the service you pick |
| Refill | Depends on the pack, shown before you pay | Depends on the service, check each listing |
Price per 1,000 vs what you end up paying
If all you compare is the price of 1,000 followers, a big catalogue shop often looks cheaper. That leaves out the rest of the bill. Followers are one order, likes are another, story views another. If you want the likes on your posts to keep up with a growing follower count, you end up placing and paying for several orders.
Our one-time packs are the same in that respect: likes are a separate pack. Our monthly plans are the exception, since they come with free likes. For a one-off order, the cheaper per-unit price can simply win. For something you keep topping up every few weeks, count the extra orders too.
How the followers arrive
On a catalogue site, speed and quality follow the service you picked, so two people buying "1,000 followers" there can get quite different results. Fast delivery helps when you need the number up before a launch. It also means a sudden jump on an account that normally gains a few followers a day, and that's the kind of jump Instagram looks at. Some accounts are fine. Others lose part of the new followers in the next cleanup.
We spread bigger orders over hours or days. Our one-time Instagram orders over the summer took about 8 hours from payment to done in the middle case. You won't get 10,000 followers in ten minutes from us.
What the followers are
Ours are managed accounts with a profile picture, a bio and some posts, not people who chose to follow you. On a big catalogue, what you get depends on the tier. The cheapest tiers anywhere tend to be the emptiest accounts, and those are the first to go when Instagram cleans up. We don't publish a retention percentage for our own packs, because we can't measure it properly yet, and we'd be careful with anyone who quotes one. Here's how to check what you got, from us or anyone.
Which one to pick
SocialWick makes sense if you want lots of different things from one checkout (story views, saves, reel plays next to followers) and you're happy to compare tiers yourself and reorder when something drops. People running several accounts often want exactly that.
FastSocial makes sense if you mostly want Instagram followers and likes, with nothing to set up and no password. The packs are on the Instagram followers page. If you need a spike today, or twenty kinds of engagement, a big catalogue is the better fit and we'd tell you so.
Common questions
Is SocialWick cheaper than FastSocial?
Per 1,000 followers it can be. Add the likes and any reorders and the gap often shrinks. Check both price lists on the day you buy, since prices change.
Do SocialWick followers drop?
Followers from every seller can drop, ours included. How much depends on the tier you pick. Read the refill terms on the listing before you pay.
Does either one need my password?
No. Both work from your public username or a post link. If any seller asks for your login, don't use them.
See also: FastSocial vs Buzzoid and FastSocial vs Twicsy.