SMM panel price calculator

How is the total calculated?

Every panel in this market quotes per 1,000 units, so the total is the listed price divided by a thousand, multiplied by your quantity. What the calculator adds is the part the per-1,000 rate hides: order limits. A panel advertising the lowest rate on the page is irrelevant if its minimum order is ten times what you need, and roughly a third of the listings in this index carry a minimum above 100 units. Panels whose limits exclude your quantity are moved below the ranking rather than deleted, so you can see how far off they are.

Prices come from each panel’s own catalogue and carry the timestamp of the last successful read, shown above the table. Nothing is estimated and nothing is interpolated: if we do not have a price we show a dash. The market median comes from the daily price index, which takes every active listing for a service and reports its minimum, quartiles and median, published in full on the price index.

Frequently asked

How much does 1,000 followers cost?

$0.00010 at the cheapest panel that will accept an order of that size: FortuneSMM, at $0.00010 per 1,000. Across the 166 panels that accept this quantity the same order ranges up to $0.339, with the market median at $3.00.

Why do the same units cost so differently at different panels?

Two reasons, and neither is negotiable. Most panels resell another panel’s catalogue and add a margin, so the spread partly measures how many hops from the source you are buying. The rest is that "followers" and "views" are category names, not product specifications: bot accounts, recycled accounts and accounts with real history are all sold under the same label at prices that differ by orders of magnitude.

Does this include fees?

No. The figures are the panel’s own listed price for the service multiplied by your quantity. Deposit fees, currency conversion and any payment-processor spread sit on top and vary by rail: a card deposit and a stablecoin transfer of the same amount rarely cost the same.

Why are some panels shown as unavailable?

Because their listing has a minimum or maximum order limit that your quantity falls outside. They are kept on the page rather than hidden so you can see the nearest workable quantity, but they are excluded from the cheapest-first ranking.