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Notes on buying engagement without wasting money: how to read delivery data, what the price differences actually mean, and where the usual advice is wrong. Written from what we see in our own catalogue.
$0.0012 per 1000. Nothing else on the price list is cheaper, and the number is small enough that most people read it twice.What the price range is telling youA view is the most interchangeable unit we sell: it…
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Twenty hours and eighteen minutes to the median. On a platform where the unit is a listen rather than a click, that is not slowness; it is the shape of the product.What the price range is telling youA play has…
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A fifteen-hundred-fold price range on one page, and none of it is about quality. It is about how long the viewer stays.What the price range is telling youLive views are sold per 1000 viewers held for a stated n…
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Instagram likes start at half a cent. X likes start at twenty-six dollars and forty cents. Same word, five thousand times the floor.What the price range is telling youThe gap is about what stands behind the act…
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Fifteen services, fifteen published completion figures, a median of nineteen minutes. There is very little to argue about in this category.What the price range is telling youFull measurement changes the shoppin…
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Facebook live is the quietest live-stream section we run, and the one where the delivery figure is most consistent: all fifteen lines report, and the median sits at three and a half hours.What the price range i…
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Ten cents at the bottom, a hundred and sixteen dollars at the top, and the same word on both rows.What the price range is telling youThe cheap end is a counter increment from a global pool. The expensive end is…
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Just over half of this category publishes a delivery figure. That is the lowest coverage of any follower section we run, and it is worth saying plainly rather than hiding behind the ones that do report.What the…
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TikTok views finish in forty-four minutes. TikTok comments take twelve hours and forty-five minutes. Same platform, seventeen times the wait.What the price range is telling youComments are the only TikTok produ…
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Two minutes. On a platform where the content disappears when the stream ends, that is the number that matters most.What the price range is telling youRecorded views are not live viewers, and the distinction is…
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Every line in this category costs exactly $0.64 per 1000. Floor and ceiling are the same number, which happens nowhere else on the price list.What the price range is telling youWhen price stops being a variable…
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A hundred and fifty-fold price range, and every single line publishes a completion figure. That combination is rarer than it sounds.What the price range is telling youThe spread here is about the account behind…
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Almost twelve hours to the median. On Instagram the same word finishes in seven; on Facebook in under an hour.What the price range is telling youStreaming platforms pace everything, not just plays. A follow on…
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Six dollars and seventy-nine cents per thousand likes. The Instagram equivalent starts at half a cent, which makes this roughly thirteen hundred times dearer for the same verb.What the price range is telling yo…
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A retweet moves your post into someone else's timeline, which makes it the most consequential single action on the platform — and the price reflects it.What the price range is telling youEvery one of the eleven…
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Kick is the newest live platform we carry and the pricing still shows it: a four-hundred-fold range across eleven lines.What the price range is telling youAs with every live product, the spread is about how lon…
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Four minutes to the median, and ten of the eleven lines come with a refill window. For a platform where most things take hours, this category is the outlier.What the price range is telling youLikes are a single…
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Watch hours are quoted per 1000 like everything else, and that is the single most misleading thing about them.What the price range is telling youThe real unit is view-minutes: a thousand views held for a stated…
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WhatsApp channels are the newest place any of this works at all, and the catalogue is correspondingly small: ten reaction services, nine of them reporting a completion time.What the price range is telling youSi…
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A group member is not a page follower. It is an account joining a group, which is a different object with a different link and a different moderation path.What the price range is telling youAll ten lines publis…
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Nine services is a small category by our standards, and on a surface this new that is the honest state of the supply rather than a gap in our sourcing.What the price range is telling youEight of the nine publis…
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One line out of nine reports a delivery figure. We are publishing that ratio rather than quietly showing the one number that exists and letting it stand for the category.What the price range is telling youBlueS…
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A day and five hours to the median, and a ceiling of two hundred and sixty-two dollars. This is the most expensive comment product we sell and one of the slowest things in the catalogue.What the price range is…
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Two minutes to the median and a price range of less than two to one across the whole category. There is almost nothing to decide here, which is itself worth knowing.What the price range is telling youTelegram v…
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Fifteen hours and forty-four minutes. Pinterest is the platform nobody asks about, and its delivery profile is the opposite of the attention it gets.What the price range is telling youSlow pacing on a low-volum…
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Seven services and a price spread of fourteen percent. Nothing else in the catalogue is this uniform.What the price range is telling youMonthly listeners is a derived metric: it counts unique accounts that play…
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Two out of seven. We are stating the coverage rather than quoting the median as if it described the category, because with two data points it does not.What the price range is telling youThe price range makes th…
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A fifth of a cent per thousand, delivered in a median of two minutes. This is the cheapest thing on the platform and one of the cheapest anywhere on the price list.What the price range is telling youA share is…
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Six services, four of them reporting. On a small category that ratio matters more than the median does, because two missing rows is a third of the page.What the price range is telling youPinterest sits at the q…
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Six lines, a thirteen-minute median and a ceiling of fifty cents. This is one of the smallest and least complicated categories we run.What the price range is telling youReposts are a single mechanical action, w…
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Two of six. Threads is young enough that most suppliers have not built reporting for it, and pretending otherwise would be the easiest lie on this page.What the price range is telling youA sixty-fold price rang…
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A save is the only Instagram action the audience does not see. It sits in a private collection, and it is one of the signals the platform weighs most heavily.What the price range is telling youSix lines, all of…
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A hundred-fold price range across six services is what a market looks like before anyone agrees what the thing is worth.What the price range is telling youTwo of the six publish a delivery figure. On a platform…
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A boost is not a member and not a view. It is a premium account spending its boost allocation on your channel, which unlocks features for the channel itself.What the price range is telling youThat makes it the…
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Three thousand nine hundred and sixty dollars per thousand. It is the largest number on our price list and almost nobody buys a thousand.What the price range is telling youThe per-1000 convention breaks down he…
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Every other category on this site publishes at least one delivery figure. This one publishes none, and the cells show “Waiting for data” rather than a comfortable estimate.What the price range is telling youWe…
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The same word — follower — covers a 147-fold price range on this one page. That is the first thing to understand about the largest category we run: these are not the same product sold at different prices.What t…
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At $0.0051 per 1000 this is the cheapest line on the entire price list. A thousand likes for half a cent sounds like a rounding error, and the honest question is what you actually get for it.What the price rang…
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Twenty-three hours and thirty-eight minutes. That is the median completion time for a YouTube view order here, and it is the number that surprises people most when they come from a platform where likes land in…
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An eight-thousand-fold range on one page. Nothing else in the catalogue comes close, and the reason is that “comment” is the loosest word we sell.What the price range is telling youAt the bottom it is generic t…
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Telegram is the platform where the gap between a cheap member and an expensive one is hardest to see from the outside, because the counter looks identical either way.What the price range is telling youWhat sepa…
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One minute. That is the median for this category, and it makes shares the fastest thing on our price list by a wide margin.What the price range is telling youSpeed here is structural rather than impressive: a s…
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Two and a bit cents for a thousand reactions, delivered in a median of eight minutes. This is the cheapest engagement product on any platform we carry, and the price band is remarkably tight: the dearest line i…
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At $0.0014 per 1000 this is the second-cheapest line we sell, behind only Instagram views. Ten minutes to the median completion, and the whole thing costs less than a rounding error.What the price range is tell…
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Live views are priced by how long the viewer stays, which is why the range on this page is so wide. The floor buys a view; the ceiling buys a viewer held for a stated number of minutes.What the price range is t…
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Every single line in this category reports a completion time. That is rarer than it sounds — across the catalogue as a whole, roughly a quarter of services report nothing at all.What the price range is telling…
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Story views is the most country-heavy category we run: twenty of the twenty-nine lines name a country or language in the service title.What the price range is telling youThat concentration exists because story…
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Twenty-six lines, every one of them publishing a completion figure, all inside a price band of roughly thirty-six to one. By our standards that is an unusually well-behaved category.What the price range is tell…
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A bot start is not a follower and not a member. It is an account opening your bot and pressing start — the action that puts it into your bot's user list.What the price range is telling youThat makes it the most…
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Twenty-three services and a price range of four to one. Every other category on this list has a wider spread, most of them by an order of magnitude or more.What the price range is telling youThe tightness is a…
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A little over two to one, floor to ceiling, across twenty-two services that all publish a measured figure. This is the most commoditised category we run.What the price range is telling youWhere the price does n…
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Twenty-two services quoted in the same unit, and choosing between them on price is the fastest way to order the wrong thing.What the price range is telling youA reaction service delivers one specific reaction.…
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Our LinkedIn follower floor is $8.25 per 1000. The Instagram equivalent starts at $0.90. Same word, nine times the price.What the price range is telling youThe gap is about supply, not margin. A professional pr…
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Two days and twenty-three hours to the median. Nothing else in the catalogue is slower, and every one of the fifteen lines publishes a figure, so this is not an artefact of a small sample.What the price range i…
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Comments are the one product where what arrives is visible to everyone who reads the page, which is why the price range on this category is eighty to one rather than the two or three to one you see on views.Wha…
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The most expensive ordering mistake on Facebook has nothing to do with price. A page like and a post like are separate products taking separate links, and an order placed against the wrong URL will not deliver…
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Spotify is the slowest platform in our catalogue, and it is not close. Across the 45 Spotify services that publish a completion figure, the median is 18 hours 57 minutes. The catalogue-wide median is under two…
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Twitch is the fastest platform we carry. Across the 42 Twitch services that publish a completion figure, the median is 11 minutes. A quarter of them finish inside 3 minutes. For a platform where the product is…
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YouTube is our largest section after Instagram — 170 services — and the one where the spread between lines is widest. Across the 143 YouTube services that publish a completion figure, the median is 3 hours 59 m…
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Facebook is the platform where almost nothing is guesswork. 106 of our 109 Facebook services publish a measured completion figure — 98% coverage, the highest of any section we run. Across the 107 Facebook servi…
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Direct answer: Across our own price list of 1,473 services on 11 September 2026, 1,139 (77%) publish a delivery measurement taken from the supplier behind them. The median service that reports a completion time…
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An SMM panel is a website where you buy social media engagement — followers, likes, views, comments — one order at a time, by pasting a link and choosing a quantity. You top up a balance, pick a service from a…
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Direct answer: "Partial" means the panel delivered part of your order and could not finish the rest. The order is closed at that point, and the money for the undelivered units is returned to your panel balance.…
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Open the price list on almost any SMM panel and the delivery column says one of three things: a vague adjective ("instant", "fast", "high quality"), a range somebody typed once ("0–1 hour"), or nothing at all.…
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Kick is the newest of the big streaming platforms, and the market for stream services around it is still thin compared to Twitch or YouTube. That has one practical consequence for anyone buying live stream view…
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Almost every SMM panel shows you the same three things: a service name, a price, and a minimum and maximum. That is not enough information to make a decision, and the industry knows it. The gap gets filled with…
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If you sell social media services, at some point you stop placing orders by hand. The API is how that happens. The good news is that the SMM industry converged on a single de facto standard years ago (API v2),…
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Search for an SMM panel and you get a wall of sites that look identical: the same dashboard template, the same claims, the same list of platforms. Comparison sites rank them by price, which is the one criterion…
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Story views are the quietest metric on Instagram. Nobody screenshots them, they vanish after 24 hours, and they carry none of the social proof that a like count does. Which raises a fair question: why buy them…
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Open any SMM panel's follower category and you get a list of near-identical lines with different prices. The instinct is to assume price tracks quality: cheap means bots, expensive means real. That instinct is…
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If you post regularly and buy engagement each time, you are doing manual work that a subscription does better. Auto services watch your profile and place the order themselves the moment a new post appears.They…
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Comments are the most expensive engagement you can buy and the easiest to get badly wrong. A like is anonymous and generic. A comment is a piece of text sitting permanently under your post, visible to everyone,…
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Telegram runs to 123 services in our catalogue, spread across thirteen categories. It also confuses more first-time buyers than any other platform, because four different products all sound like "more people on…
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X has one of the widest price ranges of any platform we carry. The cheapest service is $0.01 per 1000 and the most expensive is $70.43 per 1000 — a factor of about seven thousand. Both are legitimate services.…
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WhatsApp Channels are newer than the rest of the catalogue and the service market around them is still thin. That shows in the price: the cheapest WhatsApp service we carry is $2.09 per 1000, while the cheapest…
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Most SMM panels answer "how fast is this service?" with a promise. This page answers it with measurements. Below is the 1 August 2026 snapshot of the delivery statistics behind every public service on SMM PWR —…
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Facebook is four separate surfaces sharing one name: our 109 Facebook services sit on a single price list. A profile, a page, a group and a live stream are different products here, and a line written for one of…
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Spotify is a section where the clock runs in hours: our 64 Spotify services sit on a single price list. Plays and listener counts do not arrive the way a like does, and the spread below is the honest shape of t…
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Audiomack is the fastest section in the whole catalogue: our 23 Audiomack services sit on a single price list. No other platform we carry finishes anywhere near this quickly. Across the 11 Audiomack services th…
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BlueSky is the least measured section we run: our 17 BlueSky services sit on a single price list. Almost nothing here reports a completion time, and that is the honest reason this page is short. Across the 2 Bl…
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GitHub is the most unusual section we carry: our 13 GitHub services sit on a single price list. Stars, forks and repository subscribers are not social engagement in the ordinary sense, and they do not behave li…
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Instagram is the largest section we run: our 472 Instagram services sit on a single price list. It is not one product with a price range; it is a set of separate products that happen to share a platform name. A…
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LinkedIn is the most expensive section we run: our 75 LinkedIn services sit on a single price list. A professional network costs more to reach, and the price list says so plainly. Across the 55 LinkedIn service…
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Pinterest is a quiet section with thin reporting: our 33 Pinterest services sit on a single price list. Only part of the section reports a completion time, and the lines that do take longer than most of the cat…
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Report is the section customers ask about most cautiously: our 41 Report services sit on a single price list. It is also the section where we publish the least confident numbers, and we would rather say that th…
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Telegram is the fastest large section we run: our 123 Telegram services sit on a single price list. Nothing else this size finishes as quickly, and the reason is structural rather than promotional. Across the 1…
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Threads is a platform still settling: our 17 Threads services sit on a single price list. Coverage is thin and we are not going to dress that up as a feature. Across the 7 Threads services that publish a comple…
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TikTok is the most evenly measured section we run: our 86 TikTok services sit on a single price list. Almost every line reports a completion time, which is unusual and makes the spread here easier to read than…
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Twitch is the section where duration is the product: our 57 Twitch services sit on a single price list. Most lines here are not quantities at all; they are a viewer held for a stated length of time. Across the…
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X (Twitter) is the section with the lowest floor in the catalogue: our 96 X (Twitter) services sit on a single price list. The cheapest line here costs less than any other service we carry, and that is worth ex…
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WhatsApp is the newest surface in the catalogue: our 23 WhatsApp services sit on a single price list. The list is short because we only carry what the suppliers actually deliver on this surface. Across the 20 W…
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