How to compare SMM panels

Comparing panels by their homepages is hard: every one claims to be the cheapest and fastest. Compare measured figures instead.

Price, category by category

Compare the median price per 1,000 within the same service category, not single headline offers. The cheapest service in a category is often an outlier with the weakest quality; the median says what a panel typically charges. A panel's price index condenses this: 1.00× is the market median, 0.80× is typically 20% cheaper.

Read the service, not the label

Labels such as "HQ", "real" or "non-drop" are the panel's own claims. Compare like with like: country targeting, refill period, speed and limits change the price. A cheap service without refill is not comparable to one with a 30-day refill.

Reliability

Uptime matters more than it seems. A panel that is unreachable for hours cannot deliver, refill or refund. Look at uptime over 30 days, not one check.

Catalog stability

Panels that add and drop services every week leave orders without refills. The share of a catalog still listed after 30 days shows how steady it is.

Shared sources

If two panels list hundreds of identical service names, they likely sell the same service from the same source. Then price and support are the only real differences. The comparison tool shows the overlap.

Compare two panels puts all of these side by side for any two indexed panels.