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SMM PWR runs the standard SMM panel API v2: the same endpoint names, the same parameters and the same JSON shape that resellers already point at other providers. If your panel talks to one provider today, it will talk to ours without code changes — you change the URL and the key. All 1,466 services are available through it, from $0.0012 per 1000.
Measured on 2026-09-11 across 86 SMM panels whose API could be reached without an account, our service list endpoint answered in 63 ms. That ranks 3 of 86; the median panel took 725 ms. Response time is not delivery speed — it only tells you how long your own panel waits on the call before it can render a page or queue an order. We publish the rank we actually hold rather than a claim.
Read the catalogue, place and track orders, request refills, cancel where the supplier allows it, and read your balance. Status and refill calls accept batches, so a panel with hundreds of open orders does not have to poll them one at a time. The full endpoint reference — every parameter and response field — is on the API page; this page is the overview, not the specification.
The service list returns the same 1,466 services the price list shows, with the same rates: there is no separate API price tier and no markup applied at the endpoint. Where the supplier behind a service publishes a delivery figure or a drop rate, those fields come through too, so your own panel can show them instead of inventing an estimate. The live list is on services.
A child panel is a ready storefront we host; an API integration puts our catalogue behind software you already run. The trade-offs — markup control, order reconciliation, what breaks when a supplier changes — are worked through in the reseller guide.
Open an account to get a key, or read the endpoint reference first.
Yes. Endpoint names, parameters and JSON shape follow the specification resellers already use, so an existing integration needs a URL and a key rather than new code.
All 1,466 public services, at the same rates as the price list. There is no separate API pricing tier and no markup applied at the endpoint.
Measured on 2026-09-11 across 86 panels reachable without an account, our service list endpoint answered in 63 ms, which ranked 3 of 86 against a median of 725 ms. That is API latency, not delivery speed.
Yes. A child panel is a hosted storefront with your own domain and prices; the API is for putting our catalogue behind software you already run. The reseller guide compares the two.
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