Why follower counts drop, and what a refill really covers
Drop-off is normal on every platform. Here is why it happens, what an honest refill promise covers, and how to judge one.
Drop-off is not a fault, it is arithmetic
Every platform removes accounts continuously — inactive ones, duplicates, ones that break its rules. Any group of followers shrinks over time, whether you bought them or earned them. A service claiming zero drop-off is either not measuring or not telling the truth.
What a refill actually is
A refill tops a count back up if it falls below what you ordered, within a stated window. The window is the part that matters. A thirty-day refill is a real commitment. "Lifetime refill" is not, because no supplier can promise a platform's behaviour forever, and the promise quietly expires the moment the seller does.
How to judge a promise
Ask three things. Over what period? Measured from what starting number? And what is excluded? A refill that excludes "platform-wide purges" excludes the single most common cause of drop-off, which makes it close to worthless.
What we do
Refill is offered on specific tiers, for a stated window, and it is written on the page next to the thing it applies to rather than in a banner. Where we do not offer it, we say so instead of implying it.