Customer Reviews

Reseller API just works

Pulled the full service list into my own panel in about fifteen minutes. Status codes map cleanly onto what I already had, and in three weeks of roughly 40 orders a day I have not seen a single failed call.

8,000 members without a spike

Ran 8,000 members into a client Telegram channel across two nights, split into batches so the growth graph stayed believable. The order row showed the start count and what was left the entire time. Client has already booked the same again.

mass order saved my week

dropped 26 lines into the mass order box in the serviceId|link|quantity format and every one went through. this used to be an hour of clicking for me

White label took an afternoon

Launched my own branded panel on top of theirs. Pointed a DNS record at their IP, the certificate came up on the first visit, and I collect from my customers through my own processor.

X followers stuck around

Ordered 2,400 followers for a niche account and they landed over roughly seven hours. Checked again three weeks later and the number had barely moved. I had written off buying anything for X before this.

Page likes for a small cafe

I run a cafe page that had 40 likes after two years of doing nothing with it. Bought 1,000 and they came through across a weekend at a sensible pace. People walking in now actually mention finding us on Facebook.

Video finally got moving

Sat at ninety views for a week after uploading, which is where most of my songs die. Two and a half thousand views later the recommendations picked it up and strangers started commenting. I have done the same on the two since.

The first thousand is the wall

Getting to a thousand followers so I could go live felt impossible posting three times a day. Ordered most of the way there over two days and the rest arrived on its own once the number stopped looking sad.

Instagram is the weak spot

Telegram and YouTube orders here are consistently quick. Instagram is where I get orders sitting pending and the occasional drop, and it is also where the descriptions are thinnest. Nothing has been lost, but I have moved my Instagram work elsewhere for now.

telegram members came through but around 200 of the 1,500 dropped off within a week. refill covered it, still felt like i paid for a number i did not get to keep

one client posts to tiktok every single day. auto views handles all of it now with a min max range, i just glance at the wallet on fridays

student here, the minimum on most of the follower services is low enough that i could test with three dollars before committing.

first order was 100 likes just to test. worked. second was 25k. also worked. thats how it should go

1k tiktok views, live in 90 seconds. no drama

video likes on my last upload hit in under twenty minutes and the ratio looked normal next to the view count. no complaints here

card top up sends you to the bank on a full page instead of a cramped iframe. first panel where 3d secure has not fought my browser

was three hundred subscribers short of the threshold for months. ordered them and they are all still sitting there six weeks on

facebook is the one platform here that lags for me. instagram and youtube orders move straight away, fb page likes crawl for a day before anything happens. they do complete in the end

everything works from my phone except the order table, which i have to scroll sideways to read properly. i check orders more often than i place them so it does add up

tiktok saves and shares actually work here. thats rare

checked the rate limit before i built anything. 240 calls a minute per key, and my worker never gets near it even when it is polling 600 open orders

pushed 800 reposts at a launch thread on x over one afternoon. it got picked up by real accounts after that, which was the whole point

Average completion time is shown on each service before you pay. Sounds small, but it takes most of the guesswork out.

Put four thousand views on a clip that had been stuck at two hundred for a week. It started collecting real ones the day after.

e-commerce side over here. 40 instagram product posts a month, saves and shares ordered in one go, works out under a dollar a post

post reactions landed in about three hours and they were mixed, not all thumbs up. that detail matters more than people think

used the cancel button on an order i placed with the wrong link. money was back in my balance before i finished writing the ticket i thought id need

just a plant account, nothing commercial about it. 1,200 followers in and people actually comment on my monstera posts now

instagram saves went through in an hour, the same kind of service for facebook took most of the day. same panel, very different speeds

Eighty lines, one paste

Friday is my TikTok batch day. I build the serviceId, link and quantity rows in a spreadsheet, paste eighty of them at once, and anything that fails comes back flagged on its own line instead of killing the run. That used to eat a whole afternoon.

Live rooms do not look empty

Going live to eleven people is grim. I order a few hundred live viewers once the stream is up and they filter in over the next few minutes, and real people stay longer because the room looks busy. It ends when the stream ends.

the price per 1000 sits right next to the field and the total updates as you type. thats genuinely all i wanted

telegram post views are cheap enough that i now buy them for every announcement. 2,000 per post, done inside an hour

i sell telegram post views on to three crypto channels. about 15k a week going through and i have never once had to open a ticket

Card top up was painless

Paid by card and it sent me to my bank's own verification page, full screen, not a squashed little window that fails. The balance was updated the moment it came back. Two other sites have choked on that step with this card.

topped up with crypto, balance showed up in maybe 8 minutes. no manual approval, nobody to chase

Estimate was optimistic

Average time on the X followers service said 4 hours. Mine took closer to a day and a half, and the order sat at zero all through the first evening with no note explaining why. It did finish in full and nothing dropped, but I would rather see an honest estimate.

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Mass order caps at a hundred

Fine most weeks. Then I had a 260 line Instagram rollout for one client and had to break it into three pastes. Every line went in, it just meant sitting at the screen longer than I had planned for.

ordered 200 likes on the saturday cake post the night before a market stall. done by lunch and i sold out by three

Refill in one click

Lost about 90 followers after the first week. There is a refill button right on the order row, no ticket needed, and the count was back by the next morning.

Live stream viewers held

Ran a 70 minute stream and bought live viewers for it. They joined in the first few minutes and stayed right to the end, which kept the stream visible in recommendations. Ordering shortly before you go live is the trick.

i post short clips of beats i make. 600 likes on one of them and a few people used the sound after that, which was the actual goal

Great for a tiny shop

I run a candle business out of my garage and had no clue what I was doing here. Picked a service, pasted my profile link, done. 500 followers landed the same evening.

Status calls in batches

Instead of polling one order at a time I send a comma separated list of ids and get the whole set back in one response. My sync job went from over a minute to roughly eight seconds. Small design choice, big difference when you are running hundreds of open orders.

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Deposit bonus is real

Topped up a bigger amount and the bonus tier applied on its own, no code to hunt down. Small thing that added up over the quarter.

Read the service line first

The cheaper view options do not include refill and I only worked that out after buying one. It does say so on the service itself, I simply did not look. Delivery was fine, the lesson was mine.

One balance, three platforms

I look after one brand across Instagram, X and Telegram, and ordering for all three from the same balance is the main reason I stay. Last month that was 23 orders and a single top up instead of three separate accounts to keep funded.

child panel setup itself was easy, the wait was dns propagating and there is no progress indicator anywhere. spent an hour convinced i had typed the record wrong

Subscriptions are underrated

Set auto likes between 200 and 400 on every new post. My client posts four times a week and I have not had to open the panel in a month.

facebook video views were quick, page likes took two days longer than the listed time. both finished, i just would have liked to know that going in

wired the order endpoint into my automation tool in one evening. no sdk to install, just query parameters, which is honestly all i wanted

My fault, but a confirm step

Promoting a new spin class, misread the quantity field and ordered ten times what I meant to. Entirely on me. The delivery itself was clean and the price per thousand is honest, I just think a confirmation screen before the balance goes would save people like me.

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agency workflow approved

Eleven client accounts run through here. Favourites plus the category filter means a repeat order takes under a minute. The catalogue is huge but it never feels messy.

the x section is actually organised. reposts, post views and poll votes all sitting where you would expect them instead of buried forty pages deep

Six accounts on autopilot

Six Instagram accounts sit on auto likes, each with a min and max so no two posts land on the same number. I set how many upcoming posts it should cover and leave it. Two hours of manual ordering every week turned into none.

Dense on mobile

On desktop it is fine. On my phone the service list scrolls forever unless I filter by category first, which is easy to miss the first time.

views land quickly but they all turn up in one lump. splitting them with the drip feed setting fixes that and costs nothing extra, i just wish it was the default

Channel finally looks alive

Started a Telegram channel for a hobby newsletter and it sat at 30 members for months. Ordered 1,500 and the count climbed steadily over an evening rather than jumping in one block. Post views on new messages went up on their own after that.

Refill passes straight through

I put a refill button in front of my own customers on the Instagram services and it calls the API directly. They press it, my code forwards the order id, and nobody at either end has to approve anything. The cooldown between requests is documented, which was all I needed to explain it.

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Drip feed is why I stayed

Splitting 10k views into 20 runs an hour apart looks far more natural than dumping the lot at once. Most places either do not offer it or lock it behind a bigger minimum.

Starred the two services I buy every week so they sit at the top instead of me digging through the category list each time.

Reliable, pricing moves

Quality has been steady across maybe 200 orders. Rates do shift when their own cost changes, which is fair enough, but it makes quoting a client for a month slightly harder.

Live viewers on TikTok

I stream three nights a week and the live viewer service on PanelFollows is the only reason my rooms fill early. Ordered 300 for a Friday slot, they were in within a couple of minutes of me going live and real traffic followed.

Quoting a client got easier

Before a proposal goes out I check the price per thousand, the minimum and the average completion time on each Instagram service, all of it visible without ordering anything. My last quote covered nine line items and took under fifteen minutes to price properly.

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Views come, timing varies

First batch on a short landed within the hour. The next one, same service, took most of a day with no warning either way. It all arrived in full, I just cannot plan a launch around it.

ordered 3k telegram members for my channel, done in about five hours, nothing weird happened afterwards

saves were the number i actually cared about for my clothing posts and you can buy exactly that here. 120 on one listing and it kept turning up in suggestions

delivery was solid, just slower than the estimate on one order. everything since has been on time

Service flags drive my front end

Every service in the API list carries its refill, cancel and dripfeed flags, so my own storefront only shows a refill button when the service genuinely supports one. Support tickets on my side dropped by roughly half after I wired that in.

Support actually replied

Opened a ticket about a stuck order at 11pm expecting nothing until morning. Got a real answer in about forty minutes with my order id referenced in it.

had a coupon code from one of their emails, typed it in on the add funds page and it came off there and then

members arrived fine but the listing never said whether it works on private channels or public only. had to open a ticket just to check before ordering

Refill window is a little rigid

A YouTube order dropped and the refill button stayed greyed out until the waiting period was over. Sensible rule, and the request went through without any fuss afterwards, but explaining a full day of delay to a client mid campaign is not a fun conversation.

Refill works, the wait less so

Roughly sixty followers fell off a few days after a large order. The refill request goes straight from the order row without opening a ticket, which I did appreciate, but there is a day of waiting before you can even ask. Count was back up after that.

been buying yt views weekly since spring. retention holds and nothing vanishes two days later

Mixed first month

Half my orders were quick, one sat pending for two days before it moved. Support explained what had happened and it did complete, but I expected less waiting around.

Drip feed for a launch week

Client published a video on Monday and wanted the numbers to build across seven days rather than land overnight. Set the runs and the interval, closed the tab, and the curve ended up looking like people finding it. No surcharge for splitting the order either.

Flash sheets get seen now

New pieces used to sit at thirty likes and vanish. Four hundred on each post and the reach carries the rest, three walk ins last month told me they found the studio through the app. Typing the link takes longer than paying does.

YT views good, likes were slow to start but they came in full. Would order again.

Good, wish sorting was better

No complaints about delivery, 6,500 TikTok views inside an hour. Finding the right service is the slow part for me, because the cheapest option is rarely anywhere near the top of its category. I ended up saving the ones I use to favourites.

Fine for volume, watch the exchange rate

Nearly all my spend goes on Instagram services. I invoice clients in one currency and get charged in another, so my margin moves with the rate. Not the panel's doing, and the currency switcher helps, but I have started padding quotes by a few percent.

Clean wallet history

Every deposit, order and refund is listed with a timestamp and a running balance. Reconciling the month took ten minutes instead of an afternoon.

Stopped at eight hundred

Ordered a thousand followers, about eight hundred arrived and then it sat marked partial for a day. The rest came back to my balance on its own so no money vanished, but I had to finish the job with a second service and that was not the plan.

Good, naming is confusing

The X services work fine, my order of 1,800 likes finished ahead of the estimate. What cost me time was the naming. Some listings say retweets, some say reposts, and the search treats those as different words, so I nearly missed the cheaper one.

Margin is mine to set

Base cost is what leaves my balance and what my customers pay is a number I choose myself. I run about 30 percent on the Instagram services and not one person has questioned it. That is the entire business in a sentence.

Comments arrived out of order

Ordered 50 custom comments and all of them posted, just not in the sequence I listed. Not a real problem, only unexpected.

X services are alive here

Most panels have dead X listings. Ordered 600 followers, they arrived over four hours and they are still there a month on.

the service page said one to six hours and fifteen thousand views finished in just under four. i check that figure before picking anything now.

Subscribers over three days

Asked for 450 subscribers and they came in at roughly 150 a day instead of dumping all at once. The channel kept its normal reach and I got no odd notifications while it ran.

Client reports write themselves

The order list puts start count, remaining and status side by side, so when a client asks what they actually got I send one screenshot instead of building a spreadsheet. That is half an hour saved on every monthly report, and I write five of them.

Search could be smarter

If you know the service name you find it instantly. If you only remember the id number the search gives you nothing.

Error strings you can show a customer

When a call fails the response says what went wrong in plain words rather than a code I have to look up. Quantity out of range, incorrect service ID, not enough funds in the balance. I mapped the lot into my own interface in an afternoon.

Reel views for listings

Every property I list gets a walkthrough reel. Running 5,000 views on each one has become part of my routine, and the pushed ones bring noticeably more enquiries than the ones I leave alone. Costs less than a printed brochure.

2FA on a panel, finally

Turned on two factor the day I signed up. Sessions have been stable since and changing my password logged the other devices out like it should.

needed 60 replies under an x post and they read like actual opinions, not one word junk. ordered the same thing twice since

The service I rely on went up in price halfway through a campaign. Same quality, but I had to redo my numbers.

Child panel maths adds up

Fixed monthly fee, base cost taken from my main balance, and money from my customers lands in my own payment account first. I covered the fee in eleven days. Everything above the base cost is a margin I decide, not one somebody sets for me.

Good, docs could be longer

The API itself is fine but the error code list is thin. I worked it out by trial and error, which cost me an hour I did not need to spend.

Price moved mid campaign

I budgeted a month of Facebook post likes at one rate and it went up partway through. Nothing was hidden, the new price sits right there on the service, but I had already quoted a fixed figure to a client and had to absorb the gap.

Wish it pushed instead of me pulling

Everything I need is in the API, but I still have to poll for status changes. A callback when an order finishes would let me delete my cron job entirely. Four months of building on this and that is the only item left on my list.

The order row tells you everything

Start count, how many are left to deliver, and the status all sit on one line. I used to screenshot my profile before every purchase so I could prove to myself something had happened. Not needed here.

most of my resell customers are turkish so i point my integration at the turkish api path. service names, categories and error text all come back in their language, no translation table for 400 listings

Support took two days

Opened a ticket about a YouTube subscriber order that stalled at 80 percent and waited close to 48 hours for a first reply. The answer was clear and they finished the order off properly, but two days is a long time to sit there wondering.

Locals actually found us

We opened a second coffee bar in March with a page that had 41 followers and looked abandoned. I bought 350 to make it look alive, and within a fortnight regulars were tagging us in their morning coffee stories without being asked.

Solid, descriptions vary a lot

Some services explain exactly what you get, others give you two words. I ended up buying two similar ones just to learn the difference.

Referral link pays quietly

Dropped my PanelFollows invite link into a marketing group last winter and forgot about it. Nine of those signups still order every week, and the commission turns up in my balance without me chasing anyone. It now covers most of what I spend on client work.

Group invites worked properly

The invite service for Telegram groups is the one I was most sceptical about. Gave it the group link and 900 people were added over two days. A few left, most stayed, and the group is finally busy enough that conversations start without me.

Throughput is great, one slow service

Roughly 70 TikTok orders a week go through PanelFollows without me touching them. One particular service always runs past its stated average by a few hours. It does complete in full, so I changed what I promise clients rather than moving supplier.

Emails mean I stop refreshing

A mail arrives when an order completes and another when somebody answers a ticket. I used to sit on the orders page hitting reload every few minutes. Small thing, but it changed how much attention this needs from me.

Poll votes, of all things

Did not expect to find poll votes on a panel. You type the answer number and it runs. 300 votes delivered and no follow up needed.

Cancel saved a bad import

My own script pushed the wrong link into 14 Instagram orders. I fired the cancel action with all the ids in a single call and everything on a cancel enabled service went straight back to my balance. Total loss was about four dollars on the two that did not support it.

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facebook page likes took much longer than the estimate suggested. they did arrive in full though

Partial after five days

Ordered 5,000 X post views. About 3,100 arrived and then it stopped moving. It was marked partial on day five and the unused part came back to my balance without me asking, so no money lost, but I had planned the whole campaign around the full number.

Delivery was on time both times, though a fair few of the accounts have no profile picture. Fine for the number, less good if somebody looks closely.

12 out of 40 comments dropped within a few days. asked for a refill and got a partial fix. communication was fine, the result was not what i paid for

Bike shop, not a marketer

I fix bikes for a living and have no interest in social media. Someone told me to film repairs so I did, and topping the views up on PanelFollows for a couple of dollars a clip has brought two people in who mentioned the videos.

tiktok shares and saves both delivered on time. the follower service i actually wanted sat disabled for about a week though

referral commission arrives as balance rather than money out. fine by me since i spend it here anyway, but worth knowing before you plan around it

had a drop on an instagram order. refill went through but took about 3 days to finish. ended fine, the wait was the annoying part

Ordered at half eleven on a Saturday night and nothing was disabled or under maintenance. That has not been my experience elsewhere.

Live viewers held the whole stream

Booked 500 concurrent viewers for a client premiere on YouTube and they stayed for the full ninety minutes. I had written that category off completely after getting burned elsewhere. Three more bookings since, and I have been able to report real figures back each time.

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Fine once I found it

Took me far too long to find the Facebook comments category because I kept typing the wrong word into the search box instead of browsing. Once I was in the right place, 120 comments on a promo post arrived the same evening.

Six months in

I have spent a fair amount here since January. Rates moved a little, quality did not. Staying consistent is the part most panels fail at.

Booking DMs roughly doubled

Two chair barber shop, I post before and afters and that is my entire marketing. Eight hundred followers over two weeks and the messages asking about slots went from a few a week to a few a day. The order form is three fields, which suits me.

Telegram catalogue is thinner

Instagram and TikTok have hundreds of options each. On the Telegram side I found maybe a dozen that suit what my resell customers actually buy, and two of those were switched off for a stretch. What is there works, I would just like more depth.

Likes on X are the one thing I buy on a schedule, 300 a post, twice a week, and the timing has never slipped on me.

Did not know this was buyable

You can order likes on a single comment. I pinned my own reply under a post explaining our opening hours, put forty on it, and it stays at the top where customers read it. Strange little thing that does exactly what it says.

Group invites are actually stocked

Invite to group is what my resell customers ask for constantly and almost no supplier carries it. Pushed 2,500 into a client Telegram group over a week and delivery matched the average time on the service page, give or take an hour.

third tiktok order in a row came in short. around 700 of 2,500 followers never showed, it closed as partial and i got the difference back. accurate, just not what i wanted

Two failed orders in one week

One order came back with a provider error and needed manual handling. Support sorted it out and I was not left out of pocket, but hitting the same thing twice in seven days shook my confidence.

Adding money is quick, but the smallest top up is more than I wanted to gamble on day one. Once I was past that, no complaints.

Service disappeared mid campaign

The YouTube service I had built a client package around went inactive with no warning and I had to swap in a replacement at a different price. It came back about a week later. I know these depend on suppliers, but a notice would have saved an awkward email.

Page plus site traffic

Run a page for a local services business. Bought 750 page likes on PanelFollows and then tried the SEO traffic service for the site linked from it. Both did what the listing said, and the traffic one actually explained where the visits come from.

Two panels, one balance

I run a second branded panel for a partner agency and both draw down the same reseller balance. Topping up once instead of twice sounds trivial until you have done it weekly for six months. Their customers never see what anything costs me, which was the whole point.

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Starting from zero is brutal

Nobody follows a page with nine posts and four followers, that is just how it works. I put a small order in every few days rather than one big one, and by the end of the month it looked like a real account. Which was the whole point.

Two hours late, no drama

The Telegram views order said 30 minutes and took closer to three hours. Not a disaster, and all 12,000 landed in the end. I just refreshed that order row far more often than I needed to.

Useful answers, not fast ones

Asked a fairly technical question about how cancel behaves on Instagram services and got a proper reply with my order ids referenced in it, roughly five hours later. Email told me it had arrived. I would prefer quicker, but at least it was not a copy paste answer.

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first order flew, the second one crawled. two thousand views took three days against an estimate of under twelve hours. it did finish and the ticket reply explained their supplier was backed up

Comments needed a rethink

Bought the plain comments service for a tutorial video and all 40 posted on time. They read generic, so the next round I paid a bit more for the custom package and wrote every line myself. Better outcome, just budget a few extra minutes.

Bank transfer deposits take longer than crypto. Mine landed the next morning. Worth knowing if you are in a hurry.

Steep week for a new reseller

The panel works. Deciding which of three thousand plus services my own customers should see, and which of those support refill, cost me the better part of a week. Some TikTok listings have descriptions two words long. I got there, it was just slower than I budgeted for.

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went back and put a few hundred likes on videos from last year that nobody had watched. two of them started showing up in recommendations again, total spend under ten dollars

Refill took over a week

Lost roughly a third of 2,000 page likes in the first ten days. There is a 24 hour wait before you can ask for a refill, which is fair, but after that the request sat for eight days. It was honoured in the end. The silence while waiting was the problem.

Half expected to lose the money

First time using a panel at all, so I put five dollars into PanelFollows and quietly assumed it was gone. The order appeared in the list, moved from pending to in progress, and finished in about three hours. Everything since has been bigger.

Half a channel, then nothing

Ordered 4,000 Telegram members. Around 1,900 arrived on the first day and then the order simply stopped moving. It closed as partial about 60 hours later and the rest was credited back. Correct outcome in the end, but nobody told me anything until I asked.

out of a 60 line instagram batch four came back partial. the unspent amount returned to my balance on its own but working out what each client actually received cost me an hour

Steep for a first timer

There are a lot of options and no guided path for your first order. I got there eventually, but the first ten minutes were pure guessing.

youtube views are steady, 8,000 on a music video across two days. only gripe is that the list has about nine near identical view options and nothing to tell them apart

The cheap option did not hold

Roughly four hundred of three thousand views came off a couple of days later when the platform recounted. Support said the budget service can do that and pointed me at a dearer one, which has held fine since, but I would rather have known first.

Not viable at my volume

I pay a fixed fee every month for my own panel and in a quiet month my customers spent less than the fee. Partly on me for overestimating demand, but nothing in the setup flow suggested a break even point. Closed it and went back to ordering TikTok services directly.

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