Social media services in Egypt

How the panel works

Start with the account, page or post you want to work on. An SMM panel brings service listings, rates and order tracking into one dashboard. The individual listing tells you which kind of link it accepts and how the order is counted. Read it before funding your balance so you can compare the actual options for your campaign.

A page or profile link identifies an account. For a Reel, Short or TikTok video, use the link to that specific post if the service requires it.

Compare before choosing

Open the service listing and check the pricing unit, minimum and maximum quantity. If a price is shown per 1,000, multiply that rate by the quantity divided by 1,000. For example, 2,500 units at an illustrative rate of 2 per 1,000 would cost 5 in the displayed currency before any checkout fees. Compare listings at the same quantity and check the amount shown in the order form. The displayed currency, any conversion and the deposit minimum can affect how much you need to add to your balance.

For agencies and resellers

Keep a record of the client, target URL, service ID and order ID for each campaign. Before automating, read the API documentation and confirm that your integration can list services, record the returned order ID and reconcile status responses. Start by validating one service that you already understand. If a request times out, check your records for an existing order before retrying so you avoid duplicate orders. Review each listing again when its limits, rate or terms change.

Read the API documentation

Services by platform

For a Facebook business, first decide whether the target is the Page itself or a specific product post. Page follows and reactions to a post refer to different targets. On Instagram, use the profile for an account-level service and the individual Reel for a Reel service. On TikTok and YouTube, confirm whether the listing covers a published video, a Short or an active broadcast. A live audience count measures how many are watching at the same time during a broadcast. A video view refers to playback of a video.

Place your first order

Choose a platform, open the exact service and copy the required target link. Open the link while signed out to check that the target is publicly accessible if the listing requires it. Enter a quantity within the listed limits and check the charge. Review any stated start estimate and keep the link accessible while the order is running. After placing the order, keep the order ID and check its status before placing another order for the same link.

What to do if an order stalls

Check that the target URL still opens, that visibility has not changed and that the order has moved past its stated start window. A pending order and a partial order call for different checks. If the dashboard shows a remaining quantity, share the order ID and target link with support. If the listing offers refill, check which changes qualify, the eligibility window and how to request it.

Frequently asked questions

What should I check before paying?

Check the currency shown at checkout, the order limits, the expected start time and any refill terms in the service description.

Can I use a private account or post?

Check the listing. When the service requires a public URL, test the exact URL in a signed-out browser and confirm it opens the intended content.

How do I handle a deadline for a launch or live event?

Check the listed start estimate and whether the event must already be live. Leave time to verify the link and status, and avoid scheduling a launch around a start estimate.

Do these services guarantee sales, reach or monetization?

No. Sales, recommendations and monetization depend on factors outside the order. Review your platform’s rules on artificial engagement before deciding whether a service fits your campaign.

What information should I give support?

Include the order ID, the target link and a short description of the issue. For a funding issue, keep the payment reference and amount ready.