Continuous, drip-feed, scheduled or split: the four ways an order can land

Updated 20 September 2026 · prices read from the live catalogue at build time

Every order on followers.io can be delivered continuously, drip-fed in timed runs, scheduled to start later, or split across several links in one checkout. What each one is for and how to set it.

1. Continuous — the default

The order is submitted within about an hour of payment and arrives steadily across roughly 48 hours. Right for most single orders on a profile that already has some activity. Nothing to set: this is what happens when you change nothing.

2. Drip-feed — timed runs

On services that support it, the pricing page shows a Spread the delivery switch. Turn it on and choose how many runs and how far apart: 1,000 followers as ten runs a day apart lands 100 a day for ten days. Use it for brand-new accounts, small organic baselines, or whenever you want the growth to read as a steady month rather than a good week. The switch only appears where the delivery network honours runs and intervals, so you never pay for a pace that would not be applied.

3. Scheduled — start when you say

Tick Schedule at checkout and pick a date and time. You pay now; the order is held and submits at the moment you chose, then paces from there. Built for launches, drops and streams. Cancel for a full refund any time before it submits. Live-viewer sessions especially should be scheduled to start a few minutes after you go live.

4. Split — several links, one checkout

Have five posts and want views on all of them? Turn on Split delivery at checkout and paste up to 20 links. The package is divided across them evenly and each link becomes its own tracked order — one payment, one order ID per link, each one visible in your account.

You wantUseWhere to set it
One profile, natural-looking growthContinuousNothing to set
A new account, slow buildDrip-feed, many runsPricing page → Spread the delivery
Timed to a launch or streamScheduledCheckout → Schedule
Several posts or videos at onceSplitCheckout → Split delivery
A slow build across several postsDrip + Split togetherBoth

All four are one-time payments. Nothing recurs, and every order — including each link of a split — shows its status in your account and on the Track page with just the order ID.

Quick answers

Do I need an account to order or track an order?

No. Guest checkout works, and the Track page looks an order up with just its order ID.

Is every order a one-time payment?

Yes. Nothing recurs unless you deliberately turn on Autopilot for a service, and that can be cancelled at any time.

Do you ever need my password?

Never. A public link is the only thing any order needs, and nobody from support will ask you for a code.