X (Twitter) SMM panel prices

Followers, likes, reposts, replies and views are all public. Bookmarks are shown to the author and, on some surfaces, publicly. Profile clicks are private to the post’s analytics.

Reposts and replies are publicly attributed: anyone can open the list of accounts that reposted, and a reply carries an account, text and a timestamp permanently attached to a thread. That makes the account pool behind those rows inspectable in a way a like is not.

Poll votes are a timed product. Polls close on a schedule and the distribution is public while they run, so a slow-starting order delivers nothing and a one-sided delivery is visible as it happens.

Spaces listeners are the platform’s unit trap: sold per 1,000 listener-slots held for a period each panel sets, stated in listing text where it is stated at all. A Space shows a live listener count to everyone in the room, so slots expiring mid-session are visible to host and audience alike. Listed unranked.

Reply rows split into random and custom text, at very different prices, and custom rows are capped low. As everywhere, those are two products rather than two tiers of one.

X has repeatedly removed large numbers of automated accounts, and a follower count here is more volatile across those events than on any other platform in the catalogue. The refill window is correspondingly the axis worth paying for.

Country-targeted follower rows are common and expensive, because a coherent-looking audience is the main reason anyone buys X followers rather than X views.

Like and repost rows are usually sourced from the same accounts on a given panel, so their prices move together — which means the useful comparison is between panels rather than between those two rows.