The intermediary trade, made visible

Reseller shops can resell services from SMM panel catalogues under their own brand. Panel APIs make the prices and terms offered there comparable. However, they do not automatically show who originally delivers a service.

Panels can also be resellers themselves. A price difference or a similar service name proves neither the same delivery source nor the same quality.

We pull the complete catalogue of every indexed panel via its own API, normalise the names, and recalculate each base price for the quantity you actually want to order — not a "from" price that doesn't apply to your order at all.

Where an offer title promises something — refill, origin, quality tier — we cross-check it against the technical API field and show both separately. A refill in the title is a provider promise; an API field describes the technical function as reported. We do not verify whether a refill is actually carried out.

Using similarity profiles, we flag possible overlaps between panel catalogues. These are indications, not evidence of identical services or supply sources. The more expensive row receives a note, including the panel and price gap — the cheaper one remains the reference point.