LikeMania didn't leave a strong impression on me; the differences from similar sites for boosting are minimal. The main differences lie only in prices and possibly in the options for boosting. Here, for example, you can boost on 7 platforms, including TikTok. I tried boosting for Instagram and VK, and the prices turned out to be average. Discounts do not depend on the volume, so for safer boosting, it's better to order in small batches. Otherwise, likes or followers come in large groups in the first half hour to hour, which immediately reveals the boosting. Moreover, the price depends on the quality of the boosting. They have only two options: either bots or "live" accounts (fake accounts from traffic exchanges, and even that isn't always the case). The price difference can reach four times. Their databases are not very large, so it's better to boost fresh accounts or revive something from old ones where a high number of "followers" is not required. Boosting live accounts for Instagram is not recommended, despite having avatars and photos; it's immediately obvious that they are fakes or bots, and there aren't many Russian speakers among them. Additionally, the drop rate can be 10% or higher. A price of 0.95 rubles per person is really expensive, while bots at 25 kopecks look more acceptable. For VK, bots are boosted slowly, about 50 people a day, but it's safer, although not suitable for quick promotion. Overall, the site has its pros and cons, just like any other.
