All SMM Panels — the full directory.
Every panel listed on TopSMM — 71 panels covering 11 platforms and 12,515 services. Service counts, prices and platform coverage are synced from each panel's public catalog, so you can compare them side-by-side on the same metrics.
// The SMM panel market at a glance
10 of the 70 panels cover ten or more networks and work as one-stop resellers; the rest specialise in one or two platforms and are often cheaper there. The longest-running panel we track is KryptonSMM (est. 2009). Every figure on this page comes from each panel's public API and is re-synced automatically, so prices reflect the live catalogue rather than a marketing claim.
// How to choose an SMM panel
SMM panels are reseller dashboards where you buy social engagement — followers, likes, views, comments — per 1,000 units. Prices and quality vary a lot between panels, so comparing catalogues side by side is the fastest way to avoid overpaying.
- Start with the cheapest panel only if its service description names the delivery speed and refill policy; a low rate with no guarantee is usually a bot package.
- Look for "drip-feed" support so engagement arrives over hours or days instead of in one spike.
- Check the minimum order — some panels set a 100 minimum, others 1,000, which matters for small tests.
- Prefer panels that expose a public API and have synced recently; stale catalogues mean stale prices.
Every social network prohibits purchased engagement in its terms of service. Use small test orders first, avoid sudden spikes on new accounts, and never share account passwords with a panel — legitimate services only need a public URL.
// How TopSMM ranks panels
Each panel is scored on the same five inputs: catalogue breadth (how many services and networks), price position (where its cheapest service sits against the directory median), sync freshness (when we last pulled its API), verification status, and user signals (TopSMM reviews and Trustpilot where available). The 30-day trend shows whether a catalogue is growing or shrinking. Paid placements are marked Sponsored and never affect the score. Browse by network on the Instagram, TikTok or YouTube pages, or put up to four panels side by side in Compare.
// SMM panel FAQ
What is an SMM panel?
An SMM (social media marketing) panel is a reseller website where you buy engagement — followers, likes, views, subscribers, comments — priced per 1,000 units. Panels source inventory from providers and often resell each other, which is why the same service can cost very different amounts depending on where you order.
Which SMM panel is the cheapest?
On TopSMM the lowest entry price is currently $0.00 per 1k on HQ Likes; the median starting price across all 70 panels is $0.34/1k. Sort the directory by price to see the full order, and remember the cheapest service is usually views, not followers.
How does TopSMM verify a panel?
A panel is marked Verified when its public API responds and its catalogue syncs automatically; 44 of 70 panels currently are. Verification confirms the panel is live and its prices are current — it does not guarantee delivery quality, so run a small test order first.
Are SMM panels safe to use?
Every social network prohibits purchased engagement in its terms of service. Use small test orders first, avoid sudden spikes on new accounts, and never share account passwords with a panel — legitimate services only need a public URL.
How is the TopSMM score calculated?
The score (0–5) combines catalogue breadth, price position against the rest of the directory, sync freshness, verification status and, where available, user reviews and Trustpilot data. Sponsored placements are labelled and do not change the score.