Guide and FAQ
How ordering, payment and refills work — then the questions people actually ask. Jump to the FAQ.
How it works
STEP 01Pick a service
Every listing shows its real minimum, maximum and refill policy. Budget and Premium are two genuinely different suppliers, not one service at two prices.
STEP 02Top up in Bitcoin
Add balance once, then spend it across as many orders as you like. Minimum top-up is $10 — orders themselves start at 50¢.
STEP 03Track to completion
If a supplier delivers less than you ordered, tell us and we credit the shortfall back to your balance. Every listing states its refill policy before you pay.
Why a balance instead of paying per order
Most orders here cost less than a dollar. A card fee or a Bitcoin network fee would swallow the whole thing. Topping up once and spending it down means you pay one network fee rather than one per order.
What Budget and Premium actually mean
They are different suppliers. Budget services are cheap because they are bot-driven or sourced from low-cost regions. Premium is the better-sourced tier, and where a supplier states a refill window it is usually there — but only about a third do. Each listing says which. Where both would cost the same, we list only the better one.
On region and language tags. Where a supplier claims USA or English-speaking accounts, we pass that claim through unchanged. We cannot independently verify it, and we do not present it as our own guarantee.
Refills and drops
Refill policy is copied from the supplier, never invented. Where a service says “No refill”, that is exactly what you get. Where the supplier states no policy at all, we say so rather than implying one exists.
What people actually use this for
Three situations come up over and over. None of them is a promise that a post will take off. They are the reasons people spend money here rather than not.
Discovery feedsGiving the ranking something to read
Explore pages and For You feeds do not put a post in front of everyone at once. They show it to a small sample, watch what that sample does with it, and widen the audience if the reaction is good. Instagram has said as much publicly about Explore in particular: how many people like, comment, share and save a post — and how quickly — counts for more there than it does in the main feed.
A post that goes out with nothing on it gets judged on nothing. Early views, likes and saves give that first pass something to read, and the organic reach that follows is the part that actually matters. That is the snowball people are after: the paid engagement is the push, not the point.
Timing beats volume here. The sample is taken in the first hours, so a small amount early does more than a large amount three days later. And followers are not the lever — TikTok has stated plainly that follower count is not a direct input to the For You feed. It ranks the video, not the account.
Paid advertisingNot letting a paid ad land cold
With an ad you have already bought the impressions. What is still open is the second after someone sees it — and plenty of people read the comments before they read the offer. An ad with a dead comment section reads as new, untested, or a scam, which is the same reflex that makes an empty restaurant on a busy street feel like a warning.
That reflex has a name: social proof. When people cannot judge something directly, they use other people’s behaviour as the shortcut — and it weighs heaviest in exactly the conditions an ad runs under. A stranger, one impression, no history with you.
This is usually the smallest line in an ad budget. A few dollars of reactions and comments sitting next to hundreds in ad spend is there to protect that spend, not to replace it.
LaunchesClearing the first glance
A new profile, a new channel, a first listing. Nobody wants to be the first follower, the first review or the first person in an empty group. An account sitting at zero reads as abandoned whether it is or not, and the people worth reaching are the ones who bounce fastest.
This is the one case where followers, subscribers, members and reviews do the work, because the job is not reach. It is getting past the two seconds someone spends deciding whether you are real.
What this does not do. It does not make a post good, and it guarantees nothing. Platforms remove engagement they judge inauthentic, some of what you buy will drop, and buying engagement generally conflicts with the terms of service of the platform receiving it — those consequences are yours. It is in the terms as well, but it should not only live there.
Frequently asked
Why Bitcoin only?
Card processors classify engagement services as restricted and freeze accounts, and a chargeback on delivered engagement cannot be contested. Bitcoin settles once and stays settled, which is what lets the prices here stay this low.
What do you need from me to deliver?
A public link to the exact post, profile or track, depending on the service. If the account is private or the link is wrong, the supplier cannot deliver and we cannot recover the order.
How fast is delivery?
Each listing shows the supplier's stated start time and speed where they publish one. Most services begin within an hour. Those figures are estimates, not commitments.
Do I need a Telegram account?
No. You can create an account on this site, add funds and order here. The Telegram bot does the same thing, and some people prefer it — but the two are separate accounts with separate balances, so pick one and stay with it.
Can I get a refund?
If a supplier partially delivers, tell us and we credit the undelivered portion back to your balance. Completed orders are not refundable, which is why the refill policy is shown before you pay rather than after.
Still stuck? Open a support ticket and it goes straight to the person who fulfils the orders. If you have an order number, put it in the ticket and we can look at the actual delivery.
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