Facebook SMM panel for agencies and resellers
PanelRegion's Facebook SMM panel lists 500+ services, from page and profile followers and post reactions to group members, comments, shares and live stream views. Each service shows its minimum and maximum order, any refill window in its name or description, and an average time where data exists.
- Facebook services
- 500+
- Reactions you can order one by one
- 7
- Longest refill window listed
- 365 days
What you can order on Facebook
Page and profile followers
Most names give an account label such as Real Accounts, Global Names, Hidden Data or Bot Data, a daily speed and a refill tag; most series run from NR through R30, R60 and R90 to R365.
Post reactions
Like, Love, Care, Wow, Haha, Sad and Angry, each sold as its own service, plus a few mixed sets. Only a small share carry a refill, all R30. A separate Post Likes series has refill windows up to 365 days.
Live stream views
Sold by duration, from 15 to 720 minutes. Two sets are labelled by concurrent viewers, 70-120% and 100-150%, and the 70-120% set warns of drops of up to 30%. None carries a refill.
Comments, replies and page reviews
Custom, random and emoji comments, replies under an existing comment, and page reviews with random or custom text. Nearly all comments and replies are tagged NR, and the reviews carry R30.
Group members
Members for a Facebook group, under labels such as Real Accounts, HQ Accounts, High Quality and Bot Data. Most carry a refill window from R30 to R365, and the minimum order is 10 or 100.
Video, Reels and retention views
Plain views for videos and Reels, and views with a stated retention from 3 seconds to 10 minutes. A retention service names the shortest video it accepts. Every one of these carries R30 or R365.
Post shares
Shares for posts and photos, and on some services for videos, Reels or live links too. Every share service carries R30 or R365, and the minimum order is 100.
Comment and story reactions
The seven reactions on a comment or on a story, one service for each. Comment reactions are labelled 50% Hidden Data. Neither type carries a refill, so a drop is not topped up.
How an order works
Open an account and add funds
Registration is free. The panel is prepaid: you top up a balance first, and the payment methods open to you are listed on the Add funds page.
Choose a service and submit the link
Each service shows its rate, minimum, maximum, average time and refill terms. Enter the link or username the description asks for, set the quantity and review the charge before submitting.
Track the order
Order history shows the status of every order. Refill requests and support tickets start from the same account.
Choosing between Facebook service variants
Follower, group member and comment names usually carry a daily speed such as 50K/Day, an account label and a refill tag. Most post reaction names carry no speed or refill tag, and live stream and story reaction names carry none of the three. Labels such as Real Accounts, Global Names, Hidden Data and Bot Data name the account pool. They are not a measurement, and bot and low-quality pools are listed next to the rest.
A daily speed in a name is the listed speed. Most Facebook descriptions say the speed is not calculated yet; where recent orders exist they show a measured speed, and about 1 in 20 print a 5-day drop rate. Each description opens with a start status: Fast start, Start delay possible, No recent data or New server. Test a small quantity on a new service, and let one order finish before placing another on the same link.
Country targeting is narrow. Post reactions come in Bangladeshi, Philippine and Thai sets, custom comments in a Vietnamese set, and one follower service targets Thailand. There is no gender or interest targeting, and a label such as Global or Worldwide does not name a country.
Refill and drops on Facebook
Whether a Facebook service has a refill depends mostly on its type. Followers, group members, shares and video views usually carry a window in the name, R30, R60, R90 or R365, where the number is days. Post reactions rarely do, and no live stream view, comment reply, comment reaction or story reaction in the current list does. NR means no refill.
Read the description as well as the name. On some Facebook services the description states a shorter guarantee than the tag in the name. The description is what you accept when you place an order, and nearly every one notes that no refill is available unless explicitly mentioned.
On a service with a refill window, a refill can be requested from order history during that window, at least 24 hours after the order completed or after the last refill request. Refills are capped at 100% of the ordered quantity in total, a fall of more than 20% within 48 hours is treated as the end of the refill period, and the final decision on each request rests with our team.
Read how refills are decidedFacebook orders through the API
Facebook orders can run through the API with the service IDs shown on the services page. An add request carries your API key, the service ID, the link and the quantity, and the reply is an order ID; send several order IDs separated by commas to check their status in one call.
Custom comments use the same add action with a comments list, one comment per line. The other documented actions are service list, create refill, refill status and balance, so a reseller can run Facebook orders from their own storefront or client system.
Read the API documentationQuestions about Facebook orders
Do you need my Facebook password?
No. A standard order takes the link of the page, profile, post, group or video you want to grow, plus the quantity; custom comments also take a list of comments. The panel does not need a social media password for standard orders, so do not send one in an order or a ticket.
Can I order followers for a Facebook page rather than a profile?
Yes. Some follower services are named Page & Profile Followers, one series carries the HQ Page label and others say All types, so check the service name for the target it takes before you order.
How fast does a Facebook order start?
It depends on the service. Some orders begin within minutes and others take longer, depending on service speed, queue load and provider availability. Most Facebook services show No recent data as their start status, so treat the Avg time column, refreshed every 1-2 hours from recent completed orders, as a guide and not a promise.
Will Facebook followers or reactions drop after delivery?
They can, and sometimes by a large share. About 1 in 20 Facebook descriptions, all on followers, post reactions or views, print a measured 5-day drop rate; on followers and reactions it runs from 0% to just over half of the delivery. Where a refill window applies, a refill can be requested from order history once 24 hours have passed; most reaction services carry no refill marker, so drops on them are not topped up.
Does the Facebook page, post or group need to be public?
Yes, it should be public. Open the link in a signed-out browser window first: if it does not open there, the provider cannot see it either. The terms say a refill request may be rejected when the account is private or the link is broken, and that orders should not be placed for new accounts or accounts without email or SMS verification.