Subscription services

Subscription services are panel services that watch a profile and deliver likes or views to each new post automatically, for a set number of posts or a set period.

Often sold as auto likes or auto views, a subscription order takes a profile username or link, a quantity per post, and a limit: a number of future posts, a number of days, or both. The supplier checks the profile for new posts and places a delivery on each one it finds. Some services also take a delay, so delivery starts a set time after posting rather than immediately.

The billing is where buyers lose money. On many panels the cost of the full limit is charged up front. If you post less often than the subscription allows for, the unused posts may simply expire when the period ends, and whether any of that is refunded depends on the panel. If you post more often, posts beyond the limit get nothing. Check whether the limit counts posts, days or both, and what happens to the unused part, before choosing a large one.

Subscriptions also fail quietly. The supplier finds new posts by checking the profile, so a username change, a profile set to private, or a post type the service does not cover, such as a short video on a service built for photos, can mean posts are missed with no error shown. Some panels list each delivered post under the subscription; others show one status for the whole thing. Look at your own new posts during the first few days instead of waiting for the status to change.

What it does not mean

In the panel sense, a subscription is usually a single prepaid order with a limit, not a recurring payment that renews by itself. It also does not deliver to posts published before it started.