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Dev tools · October 28, 2015

Pushjet – Open source push notifications

Buy followers, likes and views for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube from $2.95. No password needed, orders start in minutes, and support answers seven days a week.

Pushjet – Open source push notifications launched on October 28, 2015 with 5 votes and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 10 years on.

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What it does

Pick what you want to grow, enter your username, and pay once. Orders start within minutes. We never ask for your password. Eleven services across three platforms, starting at $2.95. Every price below is what you actually pay at checkout. Choose the platform and what you want to grow. Packages start at $2.95. Start small if you are new to us. You can always order again once you see how it works. Or paste a link to the post. Your account needs to be public so we can deliver. Card, Apple Pay or crypto. Your order starts on its own within a few minutes. No passwords, no waiting around, and a real person if something goes wrong. Every order needs one thing: your public username, or a link to…from pushjet.io

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