
Instagram is the most ordered platform on an SMM panel, followed by Facebook, TikTok and YouTube. Reactions, comments and views are ordered far more often than followers. That is what 10 million real orders on Smmfollowom show.
Our homepage counter passed 10 million completed orders in 2026, placed by more than 20,000 registered users since we launched in 2020. Instead of a milestone announcement, this page opens up the data behind that number, so you can see what normal looks like on an SMM panel and use it to judge any panel you are considering.
If you are choosing an SMM panel, these figures show you what normal looks like. If you already use one, they show you where most orders actually go.
It took us two years to reach our first million orders. The next nine million came in four.
The first million took two years. The next four million took two more. The last five million took two years again.
That early slowness is normal for any new panel. Every first-time buyer is taking a risk on an unknown service. Growth sped up once buyers who had tried the panel started coming back, which the repeat figures further down show.
Instagram leads with 30% of all orders, roughly 3 million. Facebook follows with 25%, about 2.5 million. TikTok and YouTube take 20% each, around 2 million orders apiece. Telegram accounts for the remaining 5%, about 500,000 orders.
Facebook sitting second, not first, surprises most people who know the Bangladeshi market, where Facebook is the default platform for business pages. It shows that SMM panel buyers are not only F-commerce sellers. A large share are creators and resellers working across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube at the same time.
If you mainly buy for one platform, this also tells you where a panel's strongest services are likely to be. The most ordered platforms get the most testing, the most supplier options and the most competitive prices. On Smmfollowom, that is the Instagram SMM panel.
Across Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, three service types come up again and again: reactions, comments and views. On YouTube, watch time joins that list.
Followers alone are ordered far less often than engagement. That tells you what buyers are actually paying for. They want posts that look active when a customer or a brand scrolls past, not only a bigger number on the profile.
Watch time is worth a note. Buyers order it to support channels working toward YouTube's Partner Program thresholds, but YouTube decides what counts toward monetization, and purchased activity does not count on its own. YouTube watch time vs subscribers explains which one matters more for growth.
About 80% of orders, roughly 8 million, come from Bangladesh. That is why Smmfollowom runs a dedicated SMM panel Bangladesh service with prices in taka and local payment. The remaining 20%, around 2 million orders, is led by India, Morocco, the United States and Pakistan.
That split shaped how the panel works. Bangladeshi buyers see prices in taka, deposit from ৳30, and pay with bKash, Nagad, Rocket or another local method. International buyers pay by Visa, Mastercard, American Express or UnionPay, starting from $1. Support runs in Bangla, English, Hindi and Urdu.
The international share is a useful outside check. A buyer in Morocco or the United States has no language or payment reason to choose a Bangladeshi panel. Two million orders from outside Bangladesh are orders placed on the service alone.
90% of orders on Smmfollowom start processing within 5 minutes of being placed. Large orders and drip-feed orders take longer to finish by design, but the start time is what buyers notice first.
Use that as a benchmark. If orders on a panel regularly sit in Pending for hours on standard services, something upstream is slow, whether that is the provider, the routing or the panel itself. Why SMM panel orders drop or fail explains what a long Pending usually means and when to contact support.
Support speed matters just as much. Our support team of 10+ people replies on Telegram and Facebook, typically within 5 minutes, at any time of day.
70% of Smmfollowom buyers have ordered more than once. Nobody orders a second time from a panel that failed them the first time, which is why we treat repeat buyers as the most honest number on this page.
Across more than 20,000 registered users, 10 million orders works out to just under 500 orders per account on average. That average is pulled up by resellers and agencies, who run their own customers' orders through our services and reseller API, sometimes hundreds a day.
Engagement beats follower counts. Reactions, comments, views and watch time are ordered far more often than followers alone. Buyers want posts that look alive.
Local payment decides who can buy. People pay the way they already pay for everything else. In Bangladesh that means bKash, Nagad and Rocket. Elsewhere it means a card. Supporting both is what lets one panel serve buyers from Chattogram to Casablanca.
Small test orders build long relationships. A ৳30 or $1 minimum lets a new buyer test a panel before trusting it with real money. A small first order that goes well is how a one-time buyer becomes a repeat one.
Speed is the first thing buyers judge. An order that starts within minutes earns trust. One that sits in a queue for hours sends the buyer back to Google looking for another panel.
Resellers need reliability more than low prices. A reseller's reputation depends on the panel behind it, so stable services and a working API matter as much as the price list.
You can check most of these benchmarks on any panel before spending real money.
Deposit the minimum and place one small order. Note how long it takes to start. Minutes are normal on standard services. Hours are a warning sign.
Send support one simple question before you deposit more. A reply within minutes or a few hours means the panel is staffed. Silence at this stage does not improve later.
Check who runs the panel. A trade licence, a real address and a payment gateway instead of a personal wallet number are the first three things a genuine panel can show you. Is a cheap SMM panel safe? Covers the other warning signs, especially for buyers in Bangladesh.
Smmfollowom is a registered business, not an anonymous website. It is owned and operated by IT ORM in Bangladesh and NOCFINITY L.L.C-FZ in the UAE, under trade licence TRAD/CHTG/001212/2025.
A team of 10+ people handles support, service quality and payments. Every deposit runs through verified gateways, Pay Station and EPS, not a personal bKash number. If you are checking whether any SMM panel is genuine, a licence, a real address and a working gateway are the first three things to look for.
Ten million orders is the headline, but the numbers that matter to a buyer are smaller: 5 minutes to start, 5 minutes to reply, and 70% of buyers coming back. We will keep publishing figures like these as the panel grows.
If you want to see how it works for yourself, sign up free and start with a ৳30 deposit or $1 by card.
More than 10 million. The live count on our homepage stood at 10,051,633 when this post was published.
The panel launched in 2020. It passed 1 million orders in 2022, 5 million in 2024 and 10 million in 2026.
Instagram, with 30% of all orders. Facebook follows at 25%, TikTok and YouTube at 20% each, and Telegram at 5%.
90% of orders start processing within 5 minutes of being placed.

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