Comparing SMM panels
What Follower Hub does, in full, beside the panel you are using now.
Every panel looks the same from the outside: a price list and a promise. The differences that matter only show up after you have paid — whether an order that falls short is refunded without an argument, whether you can top up with bKash at eleven at night, whether support answers in a language you actually speak, and whether the API behaves when you point a reseller panel at it.
These pages set out what Follower Hub does on each of those, taken live from the panel rather than written once and forgotten. We do not publish other people's numbers — go and check theirs, then compare.
Comparisons
What to look for in an SMM panel
- What happens when it falls short. Partial delivery is normal in this industry. What is not normal is having to chase the difference — on Follower Hub the undelivered part is refunded to your balance automatically.
- How you pay. A panel that only takes card is a panel you cannot top up from Bangladesh at short notice. bKash and Nagad here, card for everyone else.
- Refills. Followers drop. A service that carries a refill guarantee is worth more than one a few paisa cheaper that does not.
- The API. If you resell, the panel behind you has to speak the standard SMM API v2, or you are rewriting your integration for it.
- Support in your language. Bangla and English, on tickets that stay attached to the order they are about.
