X (Twitter) SMM panel for agencies and resellers

Most X service names list the product, a daily speed tier and a refill tag, sometimes with a label, as in Twitter Followers ~ 20K/Day ~ High Quality ~ R30. Category names add labels such as Low Drop and No Drops. Labels are part of a name, not a measurement of the accounts behind a service.

The speed tier is the figure in the service name, not a forecast. Most X descriptions say the speed is not calculated yet, and where one has been measured it is usually well below the tier in the name. The Avg time column, refreshed from recent completed orders, shows how recent orders went where enough exist, and it is not a promise.

Few X service names carry a country: USA on two follower services, China on one comment service and Brazil on one Positive comment set. The service pages say nothing more about a country than the name does. Before a large order on an X service you have not used, place a small one and check how it delivers.

Newer names write the refill window as R7 to R365, where the number is days, and older ones write the days out, as in 30 days. Followers have the full range, likes and retweets stop at R30, and tweet views and the views bundle go up to 365 days. Comments, Gradual Tweet Views and Space Listeners carry no refill at all.

Low Drop, No Drops and Drop: ~0% appear in X category and service names. They are labels, and no service that carries one has a measured drop rate yet. A few other X descriptions do show a measured rate, and a small drop after delivery is normal. A service tagged NR is not topped up when the count falls.

All refills on one order together are capped at the quantity ordered. Ask from order history once 24 hours have passed since completion, and again no sooner than 24 hours after each request. A fall of more than 20% in the last 48 hours counts as an expired refill period, and the final say rests with our team. Wait for one order on a link to finish before placing the next, or problems on either cannot be sorted out.

The API lets you place orders, check their status and request refills from your own code. Send a POST request with your API key, action=add, the service ID, the link and the quantity, and the response returns an order ID. You can then check that order alone, or several orders in one call.

For Custom comments, the API takes your text in the comments parameter, one comment per line. Each Space Listeners duration and each Gradual Tweet Views window is a separate service, so the service ID you send makes the choice. Refill requests and refill status are API actions too, for the services that carry a refill.