Open the homepage of a TikTok SMM panel and the first number you see is usually a starting price. On FollowService24 the homepage shows “from $0.001 per 1,000” in one place, $0.002 in another and $0.008 in a comparison table. Those numbers sound like what a TikTok order costs. They aren’t. This article checks the claim against the panel’s own TikTok listings and works out what followers, likes and views cost when you place an order.
The prices come from FollowService24’s public services page and its TikTok SMM panel page on October 22, 2026. The site says rates can change without a redeploy, so confirm the price on the listing at checkout.
What the TikTok page actually lists
The services page has 32 TikTok listings in five groups: views, followers, likes, comments, and a group of views and likes combined with other actions. Rates are quoted per 1,000. The cheapest listing in each group looks like this:
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What you buy |
Cheapest listing |
Rate per 1,000 |
Minimum |
Refill label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Views |
Budget, instant |
$0.050 |
100 |
No refill |
|
Likes |
Budget, instant |
$0.580 |
10 |
No refill |
|
Followers |
Budget, instant |
$2.000 |
50 (max 10,000) |
No refill |
|
Comments |
Random, real profiles |
$8.000 |
50 |
Not stated |
The lowest rate on any TikTok listing is $0.050, for views. That is 50 times the $0.001 on the homepage. Followers, the number most creators care about, start at $2.000, which is 2,000 times the homepage figure. The “from $0.001” line may describe a listing on another platform, but it doesn’t describe a TikTok order.
The TikTok page contradicts the services page
FollowService24’s TikTok SMM panel page quotes its own floors: followers from $3.5, likes from $0.25 and views from $0.08 per 1,000. Next to the services page, they don’t line up. The services page lists a cheaper follower listing at $2.000 and a cheaper views listing at $0.050, and its cheapest likes cost $0.580, more than the $0.25 on the TikTok page. The TikTok page also says these floors aren’t contractual until checkout and that the services page is the source of truth. So the services page decides the price, and a figure on any landing page is a rough guide.
What 10,000 followers costs
Here is the price of 10,000 TikTok followers across the four follower listings, at the printed rates:
|
Listing |
Refill |
Rate per 1,000 |
Cost for 10,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Budget, instant |
No refill |
$2.000 |
$20.00 |
|
HQ profiles, 50K+ a day |
No refill |
$3.500 |
$35.00 |
|
HQ profiles, 10K+ a day |
30 days |
$3.915 |
$39.15 |
|
Mix profiles, 10 to 30K a day |
30 days |
$5.000 |
$50.00 |
The budget listing allows a maximum of 10,000 per order, so it can only just cover this example. A creator who wants a refill window pays between about $39 and $50 for the same follower count, which is roughly twice the budget price or more. If you want the followers to stay, the cheap listing isn’t the one to compare against.
Likes and views
Likes are the number that visitors compare with your follower count. The budget likes listing costs $0.580 per 1,000, so 10,000 likes is $5.80. The “Fast” likes listings cost $1.680 per 1,000, or $16.80 for 10,000, and the 30-day refill version costs the same as the no-refill one. If you are buying likes with a refill label, that is the one to pick, since it costs no more.
Views are cheap. The budget listing is $0.050 per 1,000, so 10,000 views costs $0.50. The Smooth, Stable and Premium views listings cost $0.080, $0.100 and $0.120, and the page doesn’t explain what separates them, so I can’t tell you what the extra money buys. There is also a group of views and likes combined, from $0.090 to $0.260 per 1,000 depending on the share of likes, all marked “NR” with a maximum of 100,000.
A small order with made-up quantities
Say a new creator wants a page to look active, not huge. This cart uses the printed rates:
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1,000 followers, HQ profiles with a 30-day refill: $3.92
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10,000 views, Smooth listing: $0.80
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1,000 likes, Fast with a 30-day refill: $1.68
The total is about $6.40. It is a small number, though it is also much higher than any “from $0.001” line would suggest, and the follower line is more than half of it.
What the listings don’t say
A few things aren’t printed, and they matter when you compare a TikTok SMM panel with another one.
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No TikTok listing mentions drip-feed. The TikTok page refers to per-day speeds on the service cards and warns that ordering ten million overnight on a fresh profile is unwise.
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The labels Smooth, Stable and Premium aren’t defined.
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Refill windows are written into the listing names, so read the name. Several listings are marked no refill, and others have 30 days.
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The page says “30 rows in stock” for TikTok while the services page shows 32, so the catalog changes without notice.
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Support is described as 24/7, with no response time on the TikTok page.
How to compare TikTok prices fairly
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Pick the exact listing, not the headline rate. The cheapest line and the one you want often differ.
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Multiply by the quantity you plan to order, and check the minimum and maximum.
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Look at the refill label in the listing name. Compare windows, since a no-refill price and a 30-day price can differ by a lot, as they do for followers.
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Read the price on the service card at checkout, since the landing page says its figures aren’t contractual.
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Place a small first order and watch the result for a week before you buy a larger package.
What an SMM panel can and can’t do
A panel adds to the numbers on a profile. It doesn’t make people watch your next video, and followers from a panel don’t comment or share. TikTok has rules about inauthentic engagement, so read the current terms before you decide how much to buy. If you want to test a TikTok SMM panel, FollowService24’s TikTok page and its services list are where to compare the listings yourself.