Continuous: the default
The order arrives steadily across a window of roughly 48 hours. It is the right choice for most single orders on a profile that already has some activity — the growth is gradual enough to read as normal and fast enough that you see it move today.
Drip-feed: timed runs
Tick Spread the delivery at checkout and the order is split into runs — you pick how many and how far apart. A 1,000-follower order as 10 runs, one per day, lands 100 a day for ten days. That is the right call for a brand-new account, for a profile with a small organic baseline, or when you simply want the growth to look like a steady month rather than a good week.
| Situation | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Established profile, one-off boost | Continuous | Fast enough to matter, paced enough to look natural |
| Brand-new account | Drip-feed, many runs | A new account gaining 1,000 in two days is the spike pattern |
| Launch, release or stream | Scheduled start + continuous | Have the count moving when people actually look |
| Live viewers | Session length | Viewer orders are sold by minutes on stream, not by pace |
Scheduling
Either pace can be scheduled to start at a date and time you choose — useful for a drop, a launch or a stream. The order is paid now and held; it submits at the moment you picked, then paces from there. You can cancel a scheduled order for a full refund any time before it submits.
Drip-feed is only offered where the service supports it. The pricing page checks the delivery network's capabilities and shows the option only on services that honour runs and intervals — so you never pay for a pace that would not have been applied.
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.