Coverage is still narrow. Live prices have been read from 1 of 129 panels (2,182 services). The rest are listed because they are real, reachable operators — not because we have seen their rates. Panels with no synced catalogue show no prices rather than an estimate. How the data is gathered.
$22 random HQ (max 200); $34.92 custom comments from real male/female accounts; $45.30 Turkey male/female; $48.76 image comments. All capped at 100-200/day.
per 1,000
2 panels
a realistic cheap price
usually geo-targeted
Every panel we track selling this service, cheapest first. Trust score and refill window are shown beside each price, because the cheapest row is very often the worst buy.
| # | Panel | Price / 1k | vs median | Trust | Refill | Min / max | Quality | Visit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | PanelFollowsPinterest Custom Comments | Real + High Quality | No Drop | $14.11 | 0% | 40Unproven | — | 5–200K | hq-real | Visit |
| 2 | PanelFollowsPinterest Positive Comments | Real + High Quality | No Drop | $14.11 | 0% | 40Unproven | — | 10–20K | hq-real | Visit |
Across the 2 panels we track selling Pinterest Comments, the median rate is $14.11 per 1,000 and the cheapest is $14.11. The spread is wide — the most expensive offer is $14.11 — because the cheapest tier is normally recycled bot accounts with no refill guarantee, while the top of the range is geo-targeted delivery from accounts with real activity history.
Almost always because they are a different product. Delivery source is the biggest driver — a worldwide order and one targeted to a specific country can differ by two orders of magnitude for the same nominal service. After that come refill guarantee (a panel that replaces drops has to price in the replacements), account quality, and where the panel sits in the supply chain: a reseller marks up whatever the upstream provider charges it.
Minimums vary by panel. Across what we track, the smallest minimum order is 5 units and the largest maximum is 200K. Start at the minimum on any panel you have not used — a first order is a test, not a purchase.