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About smm.guide
The independent catalog of the SMM industry. We do not ask a panel how good it is — we read what it publishes, check it against public records and the review platforms, and print where every figure came from.
Counts as of September 5, 2026; they move every hour.
What this catalog is
SMM panels sell followers, likes, views and subscribers for Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Telegram and a few dozen other networks. Thousands of them exist, most look alike, and a good share disappear within a year. smm.guide keeps one card per panel with the same measured facts on each — how long it has existed, whether it shows its prices and its order counter, how that counter moves, what people say about it on the review platforms — so that any two panels can be compared on the same footing. The tools around the panels — scripts, payment gateways, hosting, registrars, proxies, VPN and SMS services — are listed on the same terms.
Where every figure comes from
Nothing on a listing is typed in by hand. Each figure is read by a program from one of the sources below, stamped with the date it was read, and shown as unknown when it could not be read — never guessed.
Registrars and the web archive
Registration and expiry dates from the registry record — RDAP, or the whois port where a registry has no RDAP — and the first appearance in the Wayback Machine. They give the domain age and the expiry watch.
Re-read on a rolling schedule, records past their date firstThe panel's own site
Whether it answers, which script it runs, and its public completed-orders counter. Thirty days of readings give the growth figure; a frozen counter earns nothing.
Reachability every night, counters every hourThe public price list
Every service the panel shows without a login, brought to a rate per 1,000 in US dollars at the day's exchange rate. Bundles, notes and duplicates stay out of the comparison; removed offers drop off.
Most lists hourly, every list at least weeklyReview platforms
Trustpilot, Google, Sitejabber, Reviews.io, RatingFacts, Product Hunt, Slashdot, SourceForge, Top Business Software, RealReviews, G2, Capterra. Stars are averaged across them, weighted by how many reviews each holds, and read from the live page — a figure we could not confirm there is ignored.
Named sources only — how the stars are builtOwners
An owner proves the domain is theirs with a tag, a file or a code sent to a mailbox at that domain. Verification is free. A verified owner can connect the panel's API, answer reviews and add platform pages we have not found.
24 panels verified by their ownersVisitors
A review on smm.guide needs a screenshot of the order it describes and is checked before it is published; the owner can reply. A review without proof is not accepted.
Every review shows its date and the panel it is aboutWhat we do not do
- No imported or seeded ratings. A number without a source is not a rating. The platforms behind every star are printed on the card.
- No text from the panel. What a listing says about a panel is written from the figures on it and re-checked when they change; owners cannot edit it. When a figure could not be read, the listing says so.
- No positions for sale. The Trust Score and the stars have no paid input, and nobody can pay to move a listing inside its tier. What money does buy is spelled out below.
- No reselling. We do not run, resell or guarantee any listed service. Every order happens on the panel's own site, on its terms.
- No quiet deletions. A panel that stops answering stays in the catalog, marked offline with the date, so a name that comes back can be told from a new one.
How the site earns, and what money cannot buy
The catalog is paid for by panel owners who rent visibility on it. Every paid element is labelled where it appears, and none of it reaches the numbers.
What owners can buy
Labelled placements, rented by the month and paid from the owner's balance: a sponsor row on the front page, a slot among "Similar panels", the guides sidebar, and sponsor rows in the Live, Tools and Services sections. Each carries the word Sponsored where it is shown. The TrustPanel mark is a one-time purchase, open to verified owners.
What it changes
A placement is visibility and nothing more: it never touches the Trust Score, the stars or the order inside a tier. The TrustPanel mark puts a verified panel in the top tier of the catalog order; inside that tier the score still decides, and the mark adds no points. Verification itself is free and always will be.
Corrections
Every figure carries the date it was read, so a mistake is easy to place. If the source has changed — the price list was opened, the counter was made public, the domain was renewed — the card follows at the next read of that source: counters within the hour, the rest on their own schedule above. Anything else — a wrong name, a dead link, a review that breaks the rules — goes through the support desk or the Telegram bot; we re-read the source and answer with what we found.
Using our figures
Quote any figure with a link to the listing it comes from — the listing carries the date and the sources, so the reader can check it. Panel owners can put a live rating badge on their own site from the owner dashboard; it renders from smm.guide, so it never goes stale. Programs and AI assistants read the catalog through the API and the MCP server.
Talk to us
Questions, corrections, a panel we have missed. The Telegram bot is the quickest way; the support desk keeps a written thread in your account.