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Cost Per Friend

In one linePricing for the Gain Friends objective.
Cost Per Friend illustration

Cost Per Friend is the pricing model for the Gain Friends objective, where you pay for each user who adds your LINE Official Account as a friend.

You run a Gain Friends campaign, and instead of paying per click or impression, you are charged when a user actually adds your account. That makes the friend the billed event, which ties spend directly to the audience you can broadcast to later. You set a bid for what a friend is worth to you, and the auction serves against it.

A cafe runs a Gain Friends campaign offering a welcome coupon on add; it pays its cost-per-friend bid only when a user taps through and adds the Official Account, not for the users who saw the ad and scrolled past.

A friend is not a customer. Buying friends cheaply means nothing if they added you for a one-time coupon and mute or block the account the next week. Track what those friends do after adding, because a low cost per friend with high churn is worse than a higher cost per friend that sticks.

You are buying reach you can message. Make it earn.

Sources

  1. help2.line.me · verified August 2026
  2. help2.line.me · verified August 2026

Last checked 9th August 2026. Next check 15th August 2026.