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Run every campaign from one dashboard. CRAFTPANEL covers Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Telegram, X and more — with transparent service details, real-time order tracking and reseller-friendly pricing.
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Choose a payment method and add balance securely.
Pick a service, paste your link, set a quantity.
Follow progress in real time, start to completion.
No setup fees, no contracts — a straightforward line from account creation to a completed order.
Sign UpBuild the number people check first. Followers, subscribers and group members across every network you sell on.
Give a post its first push. Video views, story impressions and watch time, delivered at a pace you set.
Make the activity look like activity. Likes, comments, shares and reactions, paced so a post reads as organic.
For running this as a business. Mass ordering, scheduled delivery and custom quantities, all reachable over the API.
Wholesale pricing is the easy part. What keeps an order coming back is knowing the rate before you commit, what happens when a service drops, and that a person answers when something needs looking at.
Sign UpThe rate, the minimum and the maximum sit on the service itself. Nothing is revealed at checkout that was not on the listing.
If an eligible order underdelivers it can be refilled, or refunded to your balance, on the terms shown against that service.
Mass ordering, drip-feed scheduling and a documented API, so this can sit underneath a business rather than beside one.
A ticket system read by people. Order problems get a person who can look up the order, not a scripted reply.
One catalog covering Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, X, Telegram and more, kept current as the networks change.
Start count, delivered count and remaining, updating on the order itself while it runs.
Split an order into intervals so delivery arrives gradually instead of all at once.
Paste a batch and submit it in one pass, rather than filling the same form a hundred times.
Fund the balance through the providers the panel has enabled, with the credit landing straight away.
Every order and transaction stays on the account, searchable, with the charge against each one.
Wired up in an afternoon
I moved the whole workflow onto the API and had it running the same day. Orders go out from my own tooling now and the status comes back where I need it.
Stays out of the way
The order form is the part I touch most, and it never gets in the way. Paste a link, pick a service, done.
Answered on a Sunday
Support replied at the weekend and actually solved it. That told me more about this panel than any feature list could.
Nothing to chase
Refills and cancellations get handled without me having to follow up on them, which is most of the reason I stayed.
Changed how I plan
Drip-feed is the whole point for the accounts I look after — spreading delivery out instead of dropping it all at once.
Balance lands straight away
Funds show up immediately instead of sitting pending somewhere, which matters when a client is waiting on me.
Pick the service you want, paste the link to the post or profile, set a quantity and confirm. The charge comes off your balance as the order is created, and it appears in your order list straight away.
Open Add Funds and choose one of the payment methods this panel has enabled. Your balance updates once the payment is confirmed, and every top-up is listed under your transactions.
Drip-feed splits one order into smaller runs spread across intervals you choose, so delivery arrives gradually instead of all at once. You set the number of runs and the gap between them when you place the order.
Yes. Each order shows its start count, how much has been delivered and how much remains, and those figures update on the order itself while it runs.
On services that support it, a refill tops an order back up if the count drops afterwards. You request it from the order list, and the option only appears on orders where the service allows it.
Yes. The API page carries your key and the endpoints for placing orders, checking their status, listing services and reading your balance, so you can drive the panel from your own tooling.
Pending means the order has been accepted and queued but has not started yet. The status changes on its own once processing begins — there is nothing you need to do in the meantime.
Cancellation is available on services that allow it, from the order list. When a cancellation goes through, the charge returns to your balance.