Order link

Order link is the URL of the profile, post, video or channel an order should be delivered to, entered on the order form or sent as the link field in an API request.

Each service expects a specific kind of link. Follower services want a profile link, like and view services want a link to a single post or video, and some comment services need the full post URL rather than a shortened share link. The service description usually states the expected format. A profile link sent to a likes service, or a post link sent to a followers service, is a wrong link even though it opens fine in a browser.

Panels generally take the link as given. The order form and the API check that the service exists, the quantity is in range and the balance covers the cost, and the order is charged at that point. Whether the link works is discovered later, by the supplier. A private profile, a deleted post or a mistyped username usually ends in a cancellation, sometimes after a long pending period. A link that is valid but wrong, such as someone else's post, may simply be delivered, and panels generally treat that as the buyer's mistake rather than grounds for a refund.

The link matters after delivery too. The start count is read from it when delivery begins, and refill checks read it again later. If the account is renamed, the post is archived or the profile goes private, the refill check can fail and the request can be refused. Keep the link unchanged and public until any refill window has closed.

Avoid placing a second order for the same kind of engagement on a link while the first is still running. Some panels reject it, and where both run at once, neither start count describes what its own order delivered, which weakens any later refill claim.