What the service is
You tell me the post, the goal and the budget. I run it as a campaign from an agency ad account connected to your Facebook page and Instagram account, so the ad appears from your business exactly as a self-run boost would. You pay the ad budget plus a service fee in rupees by bank transfer or a local wallet, and you receive a report showing what was spent and what it produced. The page, the followers, the messages and the leads remain yours.
This exists because many Nepali businesses cannot add a payment method that Meta accepts. Rather than borrowing a relative’s card abroad, which is how many accounts end up restricted, the boost service gives you a stable, compliant way to advertise.
Who it is for
- Shops, restaurants, cafes, salons, gyms and clinics that boost posts regularly and want a reliable way to pay.
- Colleges, consultancies and event organizers with seasonal campaigns.
- Businesses whose own ad account has been restricted over payment issues and who need to keep advertising while it is resolved, which is covered under account restriction and policy recovery.
- Businesses that want to move from boosting to real campaigns over time, and would rather do it with someone than alone.
Boost button versus what I actually do
I do not press “Boost post”. Each boost is built in Ads Manager with the objective that matches what you want: messages for a restaurant or boutique, leads for a course, sales or catalog for a store, reach only when the job is announcements. Placements, locations, ages and languages are set deliberately, existing customers can be excluded, and results are tracked as messages, leads or purchases rather than likes. The difference in cost per result between a boost and a properly built campaign is why the service fee pays for itself on all but the smallest budgets. If you want the full method, it is described under Facebook Ads management.
How payment works
Meta bills ad accounts through cards and payment methods it accepts, and the ability of Nepali businesses to pay directly depends on whether they hold a card enabled for international online payments. Under Nepal Rastra Bank rules an individual prepaid dollar card is limited to USD 500 a year, an April 2026 amendment lets banks set their own limits on prepaid dollar cards, and registered IT and communication businesses can obtain cards for online services of up to USD 3,000 a year, or USD 5,000 with foreign-currency earnings. Many small businesses still find it simpler to pay in rupees through an agency account. Under the boost service:
- You agree a monthly or per-campaign budget and pay it, with the service fee, in NPR by bank transfer or a local wallet before the campaign starts.
- The budget is spent through the agency ad account on your page, at cost, with no markup on the media.
- You receive an invoice and, at the end of the period, a statement of spend and results from Ads Manager.
- Unspent budget rolls into the next period or is refunded.
If your business does hold a card that Meta accepts, I will tell you: in that case the better route is your own ad account with Facebook Ads management services, because it builds Pixel data and history in your name.
What you need to provide
- Admin or partner access to your Facebook page and, if used, Instagram account, granted through Business Manager. I never need your personal login.
- The posts or creative to promote, or a brief so I can write the copy; creative help is under Facebook ad creative and copywriting.
- Where the enquiries should go: Messenger, WhatsApp, a phone number or a form.
- A website with the Pixel if you want purchase or lead tracking, which is optional for message campaigns; see Pixel and Conversions API setup.
How a boost runs
- You send the post or brief, the goal and the budget by WhatsApp or email.
- I confirm the objective, audience and schedule, and check the creative against Meta policy.
- The campaign is built in Ads Manager and launched from your page.
- Comments and messages arrive on your page as usual; I monitor delivery and adjust.
- You receive results at the end of the boost and a monthly statement.
Pricing
The boost service is priced as the ad budget plus a service fee per campaign or per month. Fee ranges and how the service compares with full management are on the Meta Ads packages and pricing page. To start, send me the post and the budget, or return to all Meta Ads services.