What Super Followers get
The pages you follow keep their best things for their Super Followers. Here is what that can mean for you.
Access to private links
The rows a page keeps shut for everyone else open for you: a members' menu, a booking line, a private catalogue.
Exclusive content
Posts and drops its owner makes only for Super Followers, not for the public page.
Private offers
Promotions the page keeps off its public view, sent only to its Super Followers.
Discount codes
Codes for the owner's own shop or booking page, on the owner's terms.
Event invitations
Launches, pop-ups, tastings and live sessions, for the people who already care.
Early access
New releases, new dates and limited editions, before they reach the public page.
Back-in-stock alerts
Hear first when something that sold out comes back, or when a table or a slot opens up.
Each page decides what it sends and when: a hotel may open a direct-booking line, a restaurant a table that freed up tonight, a shop a code for its own store.
A Super Follow vs. following on a platform
The same tap from you. Very different things in return.
| What is being compared | Following on a platform | Super Follow |
|---|---|---|
| What you get for following | Posts, if the feed shows them | Private links, offers, codes, invitations and early access |
| Who decides what reaches you | The feed's ranking | You chose the page; what it sends you arrives unranked |
| Where it arrives | Somewhere in a timeline | In your super box |
| Signing in | One account per app | One follow.best account for every .best page |
| Stopping | Depends on the app | One tap, and the page stops reaching you |
| What it costs you | Free, and paid for in ads | Free |
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