The words we use

What each word on a service means, and what it doesn’t. Every (i) on our lists links here.

Choosing

Lowest price, Recommended, Best quality: For each kind of growth we show up to three choices, picked by fixed rules — never paid placement.; Recommended is the best value with a real guarantee: no warnings, and a refill you can claim for 30 days or more (views, plays and visits don’t drop, so they need none). Among those, the best one priced within 25 % of the cheapest. When nothing has such a refill, it can be one with a refill of at least 7 days. A promise without a refill button never counts — and when nothing has a refill you can claim, we recommend nothing.; Lowest price is the cheapest option, with its warnings shown. It only appears when it’s clearly cheaper than Recommended.; Best quality is the strongest accounts and guarantee at a sane price: no warnings, and at most three times Recommended’s price.; An option that costs more and is no better on anything — refill, accounts, warnings, start, speed, order sizes or our delivery record — is never one of the three. Every option is still under “All options”.; See alsoRefill guarantee Delivered in full Price each
Delivered in full: Our own delivery record for this service: how many recent orders arrived in full. Shown only from 30 orders.; “Delivered in full on 96 % of 214 orders, last 30 days” counts the orders for this service that finished in the last 30 days: delivered in full, in part, or refunded because it couldn’t be delivered. Orders you cancelled, and orders that couldn’t start (a private or wrong link), don’t count.; We show it only once a service has at least 30 finished orders. Below that we show nothing rather than a number that means little.; See alsoPartial delivery and refunds

Refills and drops

Refill guarantee: If the count drops within the refill period, ask for a refill on your order and it’s topped back up for free.; Followers, members and likes can disappear after delivery. With a refill guarantee, open the order within the period shown (7 days, 30 days, a year…) and tap Request a refill: what dropped is topped back up, free. From the API you can also turn on auto-refill, which asks for you on a schedule and when it sees a drop (at most once a day).; A refill brings the count back to what you bought. It doesn’t add more, and it doesn’t cover what was never delivered — that part is refunded to your balance.; Only choices that say “Refilled free…” have the refill button. A period mentioned without it is a no-drop promise.; See alsoDrop No-drop promise Lifetime refill
Lifetime refill: Drops are refilled with no end date — for as long as the service behind it is offered.; Lifetime means the refill period has no end date. It lasts as long as the service delivering it is offered; if that is ever withdrawn, refills for it stop too.; See alsoRefill guarantee
No refill: Nothing tops the count back up if part of it drops later.; If some of what was delivered disappears later, the count stays lower and there is no refill to ask for. Anything that was never delivered is still refunded to your balance.; Views, plays and visits don’t drop once counted, so for them “no refill” is no risk.; See alsoDrop Refill guarantee
Drop: Part of what was delivered disappears later: accounts unfollow, leave, or are removed by the platform.; Drops happen most with followers, members and likes, often in the first days or weeks, and when a platform clears out accounts. How much drops differs from one service to the next.; A refill guarantee is the remedy. “May drop” on a service means its own description warns about it.; See alsoRefill guarantee May drop
No-drop promise: The service promises the count won’t drop for a period, but there is no refill button to claim it.; Some services promise “no drop” or a refill period in their own description without a refill we can ask for on your behalf. We show the promise as it is made, but if the count does drop there is no refill to request here.; Want something you can claim? Pick a choice that says “Refilled free for…”.; See alsoRefill guarantee Drop

Who delivers it

Standard accounts: No claim about the accounts: a mix of ordinary-looking and inactive ones. Price is the point.; Standard means the service makes no claim about who delivers it. Expect ordinary-looking and inactive accounts side by side. They add to the count; they won’t engage with your posts.; See alsoHigh quality
High quality: Accounts with a photo, a name and some posts, so they look like ordinary users.; High quality means the accounts are filled in: a profile photo, a name, some posts. That makes them look real and usually makes them last longer. It doesn’t mean real people interested in you, and they don’t engage.; See alsoReal accounts Standard accounts
Active accounts: Accounts that also post or come online now and then, not just sit there.; Active accounts show some life of their own: they post, react or come online. They still aren’t fans who chose you, and they won’t buy or engage on cue.; See alsoHigh quality
Real accounts: Sold as accounts of real people rather than made-up ones — the service’s own description.; Real accounts are described by the service as belonging to real people. We pass that on as stated; nobody can check every account. Real accounts tend to drop less, but they are still not an audience that chose you.; See alsoVerified accounts High quality
Premium accounts: Telegram users on Telegram Premium, the app’s paid tier.; Premium accounts subscribe to Telegram Premium, Telegram’s paid tier, and show its badge. They cost more to make, which is why they cost more here.; See alsoReal accounts
Verified accounts: Accounts with the platform’s verification badge (the blue check).; Verified accounts carry the platform’s own verification badge. They are the rarest and the most expensive. Verified by phone or email is not this.; See alsoReal accounts

Warnings

Budget quality: Low-cost, mass-made accounts that can drop at any time.; Budget quality is the cheapest kind: mass-made or automated accounts. Large drops are common and platforms remove them in clear-outs. Fine for a quick number, not for anything that has to last.; See alsoDrop Mixed accounts
May drop: The service warns that part of what it delivers can disappear later.; May drop means the service’s own description warns about drops. Expect some of the count to go again; without a refill guarantee it isn’t topped back up.; See alsoDrop Refill guarantee
Mixed accounts: Quality varies from one account to the next: some look real, some don’t.; Mixed accounts means a blend of better and weaker accounts in one delivery. The weaker ones are the likeliest to drop.; See alsoHigh quality Budget quality
Negative: Dislikes, negative reactions or critical comments: they count against the post.; Negative services add disapproval — dislikes, negative reactions, critical comments. They are for your own posts only.

Delivery

Start time: How long until the first part arrives — not until all of it has.; Start time is the wait before delivery begins: “Starts in minutes”, “Usually starts within 1 h”. We only show it when it comes from real deliveries, the service’s published average or its own stated start; otherwise it says “Start time varies”.; It’s an estimate, not a promise. An order that hasn’t started after a few hours is checked by our team.; See alsoDelivery time
Delivery time: How long until the whole order has arrived. Bigger orders take longer.; Delivery time is from placing the order to the last unit delivered, for the amount you chose (“~2 days for 10K”). Services deliver at a steady speed per day, so twice the amount takes about twice as long. It’s an estimate, not a promise.; See alsoStart time Gradual delivery
Gradual delivery: Delivered slowly, a set amount a day, so the growth looks steady instead of arriving at once.; Gradual services deliver at a slow, steady pace on purpose. It takes longer; the count rises like ordinary growth. To spread any order over days yourself, use Spread at checkout.; See alsoDelivery time
Partial delivery and refunds: If only part arrives, the rest of your money goes back to your balance automatically.; When only part of an order can be delivered, it shows Partly delivered and the share that didn’t arrive comes back to your balance by itself: price × undelivered ÷ ordered. Ordered 1,000 for $5.00 and 200 didn’t arrive? $1.00 comes back.; An order that can’t be delivered at all is refunded in full. Refunds go to your Spoofy balance, never back to a wallet.; See alsoCancel anytime Delivered in full
Cancel anytime: Can be stopped while it’s Starting or Working; whatever wasn’t delivered comes back to your balance.; Services marked Cancel anytime can be cancelled from the order page while the order is Starting or Working. Not started yet: the full amount comes back. Already running: what wasn’t delivered comes back. Other services can’t be stopped once they’ve started.; See alsoPartial delivery and refunds

Audience

Worldwide: No particular country: accounts from anywhere.; Worldwide means the service doesn’t target a country or region. It’s usually the cheapest and fastest.; See alsoCountry or region
Country or region: Accounts from that country, region or language area — as the service states.; A country or region (USA, Europe, English-speaking…) means the accounts are from there, as the service describes them. Targeted services cost more and can be slower. They are not people who found you on their own.; See alsoWorldwide
Female or male accounts: Accounts presented as female (or male), as the service describes them.; Female or male accounts are presented that way by name and photo. It is what the service states, not something anyone can check.; See alsoCountry or region
Crypto accounts: Accounts focused on crypto topics.; Crypto accounts follow or post about crypto. Everything on token sites (DexScreener, CoinMarketCap…) is for crypto audiences anyway.; See alsoCountry or region

Money

Price each: What one follower, like or view costs. The total for your amount is worked out exactly.; Prices are shown per unit — “0.16¢ each”, “$1.45 each” — so options compare at a glance. Under a dollar they’re in cents.; When you choose an amount, the total leads: it is the exact price you pay, rounded up to the cent, and it is locked when you pay.; See alsoPartial delivery and refunds

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