Discord200M+ monthly active users1 service not ranked
Discord SMM panel prices
Discord services are bought almost entirely by crypto and gaming projects, and split between members who simply join and members who display as online. It is also the home of the catalogue’s most arithmetically absurd unit trap: server boosts are sold one package at a time, with minimum and maximum both fixed at one, and published in a per-1,000 field regardless.
Data captured from 31 panelsdaily price index
Rates on this page were read from panels’ own API catalogue endpoints or read from the price lists panels publish on their own sites — every listing says which on its service page, most recently on . Nothing here is an estimate, a reference range or a figure carried over from a page that no longer exists.
Which is the best SMM panel for Discord?
Panels ranked on their Discord prices against the market median for each service, weighted evenly with their measured overall score. 12 panels sell enough of these services to be ranked.
Bulk Medya ranks first on Discord today. The table prints each panel’s entry price per service, so you can check the order against the thing you are actually buying.
Best Discord SMM panels, ranked on Discord prices. Prices are per 1,000 units, read from each panel’s own catalogue.
Cheapest is the lowest single listing; median is the middle of every listing for that service. The Panels column is how many independent sellers the row rests on — dotted and amber below the threshold this site publishes a ranking at.
256 listed rates from 31 panels, read . Wide enough to read as a market rate.
Discord service prices per 1,000, Oct 22, 2026, with the number of panels behind each median.
These are listed alphabetically, with their rates as a range, and deliberately put in no price order. A ranking would assert that the rows describe the same amount of the same thing. They do not.
Discord services sold in a unit that is not comparable per 1,000. Not ranked.
per order (2x-20x boosts, 1-3 months) — not per 1,000
$0.966 – $8,528.06
6 panels
What are you actually buying on Discord?
Members joined to a server, members held in an online state, message reactions, and server boosts.
Offline and online members are separate rows at very different prices, because holding an account in an online state costs the supplier continuously and a join does not. A server whose member count is high and whose online count is near zero is the visible artefact, and it is visible to every member.
Where do Discord unit prices mislead?
Server boosts have a minimum and a maximum of one on every listing we have read, so the quantity field does nothing — an order is one package. A price published per 1,000 is therefore a package price multiplied by a quantity nobody can order, and ranking that field would be ranking an artefact of the panel software rather than a price.
Boost packages differ in both the number of boosts and the term, commonly one to three months, and both variables live in listing text. The comparison that works is package against package.
Online members are closer to a live product than to a join, because the online state has to be maintained. The hold period is the variable and it is rarely stated.
What separates a cheap Discord listing from an expensive one?
Buying the cheap offline-member row to fix a low online count does not work, and it is the most common mistake on this platform.
Supply on the online-member row is thin and it is absent from many catalogues entirely.
What does Discord itself say about bought engagement?
Discord’s own rule:Do not engage with our service in an inauthentic way. This includes artificially inflating server membership, manipulating engagement metrics, and selling artificial engagement services.
A server’s member and online counts are both visible to everyone in it, so the gap between them is public to precisely the audience a project is trying to impress.
Which panels sell Discord services?
The 10 highest-scoring of 31 panels that list Discord on their storefront. Listing a platform is their claim; the prices above are the ones we have actually read.
On the prices we read today, Bulk Medya. We rank panels on their Discord catalogue specifically — server members (offline), message reactions / emoji — priced against the market median for each of those services, weighted evenly with the panel’s measured overall score; Brands of Panel and TheLordOfThePanels follow. 12 panels sell enough of those services to be ranked. The order moves as catalogues change. A sponsored panel can be pinned above position one, labelled and never numbered; no payment changes the numbered order.
How many panels are these Discord prices based on?
Each Discord median on this page rests on between 4 and 31 panels, drawn from 256 individual listings. The two numbers are different on purpose: one panel routinely lists dozens of variants of the same service, so the median is taken over listings while the sample size counts panels. This site publishes a ranking from 5 independent sellers up, and at least one service here clears that.
Why does a Discord boost cost thousands of dollars per 1,000?
It does not — that figure is an artefact. Boosts are sold as packages with a minimum and a maximum of one, and the panel software publishes every price in a per-1,000 field regardless of what the row actually is. The number you see is a package price multiplied by a thousand orders you cannot place. Read the package: how many boosts, for how long. That is the price.
What is the difference between offline and online Discord members?
Whether the account is held in an online state, which costs the supplier continuously rather than once. A join is permanent and cheap; an online presence has to be maintained for a period the panel sets. Buying the cheap row to fix a low online count does not work, and a server with a large member count and a near-zero online count is visible to everyone in it.
Terms on this page
Each of these is a term buyers routinely read as meaning something it does not.