About GitHub Stars
Reviewed by the MIUMIU team· Last updated: July 24, 2026
Buying GitHub stars raises the star count of a repository. The star is the main popularity signal on GitHub and tells a visitor the project is worth attention. Orders use the public repository link and require no password.
Why stars matter
A repository with more stars shows better in search and trending lists and earns a new developer's trust to use or contribute. For a new library or tool, a base of stars helps break the initial silence.
What you get
- On the exact repo: stars are added to the repository link you enter.
- Approximate time: the process usually starts within about an hour.
- No password: only the public repo link is needed.
How to buy in 3 steps
- Enter the public repository link.
- Choose the amount you want, from 10 to 1,000.
- Pay and track progress in your dashboard.
Before you order
- The repository must be public and you enter its direct link.
- This is repo stars, not profile followers. No refill.
Services that pair well
For more balanced growth and a stronger result, GitHub Stars is usually ordered alongside GitHub Followers and GitHub Forks.