Guides

Last updated 2026-10-22

Short, practical walkthroughs. Each one is the shortest path to a working result.

Your first order

1. Add funds. Open Wallet and create a deposit. Your balance updates automatically once the payment provider confirms it.
2. Choose the service. On New order, pick the platform, then the service — followers, likes, views, comments — from the list. The price per 1000 and the minimum and maximum are shown beside each.
3. Paste the link. The page says which kind of link the service wants: a profile, a post, a video. The link must be public.
4. Set the quantity and confirm. The exact charge is shown before you confirm; that is what is taken from your balance.
5. Watch it arrive. The order appears under Orders with its status and the figure the network reports. Statuses are explained in the FAQ.

Running a campaign

A campaign is many orders placed for you over time: every post of a channel, a list of links, or a monitor that orders on each new post.

1. Automation → New campaign. Choose what to grow (a channel, a profile, a list of links) and what to send to each (views, likes, comments…).
2. Set the budget. The budget is set aside from your balance when the campaign starts, so it can never overspend. What it does not use comes back the moment it finishes.
3. Choose the pace. At once, drip-fed over hours or days, or on every new post. Drip-feed spreads an order so growth looks natural.
4. Start it. The campaign page shows each order it places, its status, what was spent and what is left. You can stop it at any time.

When delivery is slow or short

Delivery times are estimates: the network delivers at its own pace and the status updates as it reports. Three things to know:

• Partial. The network finished short. The undelivered part is refunded in proportion, automatically.
• Canceled. The network could not deliver. The full remaining price comes back.
• Drops after delivery. Platforms clean up over days. Services marked refill top the count back up within their refill window — ask from the order's page.

Choosing a service that works

Cheapest is not always best. A service with a short delivery time and a refill guarantee is likelier to give a stable result than the lowest price in the list. The service list shows both; the FAQ explains what each column means.

Using the API

The API mirrors the panel — same catalogue, same prices, same refund rules — so anything you can do by hand you can automate, including campaigns. Create a key under API, then:

1. services to list what can be ordered.
2. add to place an order; status to follow it.
3. campaign_create and campaign_status for campaigns.

The full reference, with request and response bodies, is on the API page.

Keeping costs down

• Use drip-feed for large quantities: it costs the same and avoids the platform's spam defences.
• Compare services on the services page before ordering; the spread for the same thing is often several times over.
• Set campaign budgets to what you actually want to spend; whatever is unspent comes back anyway.