Catalogue changes
SMM panel catalogue additions and removals, week to 28 October 2026
Data 22–28 October 20264 min readThe PanelCompare editorial team
Additions far outnumbered removals this week
Between 22 and 28 October 2026, the 60 panels that changed their catalogues added 23,569 offerings and removed 6,129. Every one of those additions and removals mapped to a canonical service, so all of them are attributed to a platform. The unmapped count is 0.
For scale, PanelCompare recorded 24,698 price moves in the same 7 days. A price move is a change of at least 2% between two reads of the same catalogue row. Every price change, addition and removal this week is listed on one page.
The week was uneven. Removals peaked on 25 October 2026 at 3,567, and additions peaked on 27 October 2026 at 21,960. Outside those two spikes the daily figures were far smaller, and the quietest day for additions was 23 October 2026, with 72.
The figures in this chart
| Day | Added | Removed |
|---|---|---|
| 22 Oct | 172 | 199 |
| 23 Oct | 72 | 348 |
| 24 Oct | 114 | 450 |
| 25 Oct | 418 | 3,567 |
| 26 Oct | 521 | 622 |
| 27 Oct | 21,960 | 521 |
| 28 Oct | 312 | 422 |
First catalogue reads are counted apart
When PanelCompare reads a panel's catalogue for the first time, every row is new to us. That is coverage, not change, so it is kept out of the totals above. In the window, 8 panels had their first read, and those reads recorded 44,820 offerings. The methodology page explains how catalogues are read.
One more caveat affects the counts. A removed offering is one a panel stopped returning, and if it comes back under a new row id it counts as an addition. Some of the week's additions and removals may therefore be the same service relisted under a new id.
Instagram and TikTok saw the most churn
Instagram had the most activity in both directions, with 5,509 offerings added and 1,664 removed. TikTok followed on additions with 4,123, against 943 removals. The Instagram catalogue changes page lists each row.
Telegram stands out for removals: 1,117 offerings removed, more than TikTok or YouTube, against 2,681 added. YouTube added 2,885 and removed 804, Facebook added 2,315 and removed 709, and X (Twitter) added 1,674 and removed 563. Resellers of Telegram services can check the Telegram catalogue changes first.
Two smaller categories grew with very few losses. Website Traffic gained 1,722 offerings and lost 31, and Spotify gained 975 and lost 37. For resellers of those services the week mostly meant more rows to choose from rather than broken listings.
The figures in this chart
| Added | Removed | |
|---|---|---|
| 5,509 | 1,664 | |
| TikTok | 4,123 | 943 |
| Telegram | 2,681 | 1,117 |
| YouTube | 2,885 | 804 |
| 2,315 | 709 | |
| X (Twitter) | 1,674 | 563 |
| Website Traffic | 1,722 | 31 |
| Spotify | 975 | 37 |
OrcaSMM removed the most and SocNet SMM added the most
OrcaSMM removed 3,195 offerings and added 8. It is also one of the week's new panels, listed on 23 October 2026 with 3,455 tracked services, so PanelCompare had only started tracking it that week. Its row-by-row changes are on OrcaSMM on PanelCompare.
Behind it, SMM X Panel removed 399 and added 14, PanelFollows removed 387 and added 47, and 8CSN removed 262 and added 19. SocNet SMM appears on both lists: it removed 362 offerings but added 22,314.
That SocNet SMM figure makes up most of the week's 23,569 additions, so the overall total says more about one panel than about the market. The panel totals are not broken down by day, so the 27 October 2026 spike cannot be assigned to a single panel from these figures. See SocNet SMM on PanelCompare for its rows.
Among the other panels that added the most, BestOfPanel added 169 and removed 86, SMMFlare added 150 and removed 70, Boostero added 124 and removed 43, and YtResellers added 91 and removed 45.
Seven panels entered the index
7 panels entered the PanelCompare index between 22 and 28 October 2026. That count measures listings in the index, which is a different thing from the 8 first catalogue reads above. NotPanel and SMMGlide brought the largest catalogues.
Each new panel, with its tracked services and the date it was listed:
- OrcaSMM: 3,455 tracked services, listed on 23 October 2026
- NotPanel: 13,039 tracked services, listed on 23 October 2026
- BoostTelega: 40 tracked services, listed on 23 October 2026
- SMMGlide: 12,448 tracked services, listed on 24 October 2026
- Axofy: 2,351 tracked services, listed on 24 October 2026
- UpeSmm: 96 tracked services, listed on 26 October 2026
- JAP: 5,044 tracked services, listed on 26 October 2026
Why catalogue churn matters to a reseller
A removed offering breaks any service you resell on top of it, because the row your listing points to is no longer returned. Your customer's order then needs a new source.
The replacement is often priced differently, whether it is a new row at the same panel or a similar service elsewhere. Check the current price per 1,000 units on the daily SMM price index before you switch or reprice.
A short routine for this week:
- Check each resold service against the changes page for its platform
- If you source from OrcaSMM, SMM X Panel, PanelFollows, SocNet SMM or 8CSN, confirm your rows still return
- Compare the replacement's price per 1,000 units before you update your own price
How this post was made
Our code read the PanelCompare database for 22–28 October 2026 and built a fact sheet of 13 figures and 5 tables. An AI model (Claude) drafted the text from that sheet alone, and code checked that every number in it appears on the sheet before it was published. The charts are drawn from the same figures, not written by hand.
- A panel’s first catalogue read records its whole catalogue as new to us; that is coverage, not change, and is counted separately.
- A removed offering is one a panel stopped returning; it can come back under a new row id, which then counts as an addition.
