What you actually need to start an SMM panel

Most people who ask us about renting a panel expect the answer to be long. It is not. There are three things you have to bring, and one of them you probably already have.

A domain

The panel answers on your domain, not a subdomain of ours, so your customers never see this platform's name. Buy it wherever you like — the registrar makes no difference to us.

Pointing it at us is the entire setup: you change the domain's name servers, and the certificate is issued along the way. There is nothing to install, no server to rent separately, and no build to wait for. The longest part of the whole process is the domain propagating, which is out of everyone's hands.

Providers to buy from

A panel is a shopfront. What it sells has to come from somewhere, and that somewhere is the API providers you choose. You add them, import their service lists, and mark the prices up your way.

The panel then keeps your catalogue in step with theirs on a schedule, and records every sync — so when a price moves, you can see which run moved it rather than guessing.

A way to take payments

UPI and the usual online gateways, plus manual top-ups if you would rather approve them yourself. Coupons, bonuses on larger deposits, and per-client pricing are all there if you want them.

The money is yours and it does not pass through us. We take no commission on what you sell.

What you do not need

This is the part worth being specific about, because it is where the surprises usually are:

A server. Hosting, SSL and updates are part of the monthly price.

A developer. Themes, pages, menus and copy are edited from your own admin.

A bigger plan to unlock features. Every feature is on every plan — the plans differ only in how much the panel may do, never in what it can do.

An upgrade window. Panels share one deployed copy of the software, so a fix reaches every panel at once and there is never anything for you to install.

So: a domain, your providers, and a payment method. Everything else is already in the box.

If you are weighing it up and something here does not answer your question, ask us before you sign up rather than after. We would rather explain it than have you find out on the first invoice.