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Placing an order on an SMM panel is simple: log in, select a category, choose a service, and enter the required link/username. Before submitting, read the service description carefully—this is where you will find important details such as delivery expectations, start time, refill/cancel rules, and any special requirements. After you confirm your order, you can track it in real time under Order History. For best results and fewer issues, always double-check your link and start with a small test order before scaling.

Most services only require a public link, username, or post URL—depending on the selected service. A professional SMM panel should not ask for your account password, and you should never share passwords with any third party. If a service has specific requirements (for example, a post link instead of a profile link), it will be clearly mentioned in the service notes. Keeping your account settings aligned with the service requirements helps avoid delays or failed orders.

Order statuses like Pending or In Progress are normal and typically depend on the service’s current load, start time, and delivery speed. Some services begin after a short waiting period, while others may require extra time to start—especially during peak hours. Always check the service description for estimated timing and rules. If your order remains unchanged significantly longer than the expected timeframe, you can contact support via ticket with your order ID so the team can review it.

Start Count is the number recorded at the moment the system starts processing your order (for example, the current count on a post or profile). This number helps you understand how progress is measured and prevents confusion when the visible count changes naturally over time. If the platform updates counts with delay, or if you receive organic activity at the same time, the displayed numbers can appear inconsistent. Start Count is a tracking reference so you can evaluate the order based on when delivery begins. find different types of SMM services: views, followers, likes and so on.

Every service on an SMM panel has minimum and maximum limits designed to keep delivery stable and predictable. The minimum helps ensure the system can process the order properly, while the maximum prevents overload and reduces risk of interruptions. If you need larger quantities, the best approach is to split into multiple orders or use scheduled delivery (when available). Following service limits improves order success rate and helps maintain consistent campaign performance.

Whether an order can be edited or canceled depends on the service rules. Some services begin processing immediately, which means changes or cancellations may not be possible once the order is active. This is why reading the service description is essential—refill/cancel availability is typically stated there. If you made a mistake (wrong link, wrong quantity), open a support ticket as soon as possible with your order ID and details, so the team can advise based on the service policy.

Incorrect links, private profiles, deleted posts, or changed usernames can cause an order to fail, pause, or deliver partially. Most services require public access to verify and process delivery. If you suspect the link is wrong or the content is not accessible, open a support ticket quickly and include the correct link and order ID. To avoid this issue, make sure your content is live, public (if required), and stable before placing an order.

Different services can vary by speed, stability, and intended use. Faster delivery isn’t always the best option if your goal is long-term consistency; sometimes a slower, more stable delivery is a better fit for campaign planning. The service description typically indicates key details such as speed, start time, and any refill/cancel rules. If you are unsure, start with a smaller order to test the service behavior, then scale gradually once you confirm it matches your expectations.

Refund and adjustment rules depend on the service’s policy and the order status. If a service cannot be delivered due to technical issues, restrictions, or system limitations, support may review the case and apply the appropriate resolution according to the Terms/Refund Policy. The best practice is to always keep screenshots or notes of relevant details (order ID, link, timing) and provide them when opening a ticket. A transparent SMM panel should clearly communicate how issues are handled.

Supported payment methods are shown in your Add Funds page inside the panel. Deposit credit time may vary depending on the payment provider, verification steps, and network processing time. In most cases, balances are credited quickly, but occasional delays can happen. If your deposit doesn’t appear after a reasonable time, contact support with the transaction details so the team can investigate and help you.

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A mass order is a feature that helps customers save their time by placing several orders with different links at once.

Drip-feed is a feature that helps build the engagement at the speed that you want. For example, you ordered 2000 likes on your post. You can portion it and get 200 likes per day for 10 days instead of getting all 2000 at once.

The mass order option allows to place several orders that contain the same links at once.