SMM Refill Cover — What Lifetime Actually Means
Bought numbers dropping is normal on every platform. The question is who covers it, and for how long.
Cover tiers in the catalogue right now
Every service writes its cover into its own name, so this table is a count of those names — not a policy we wrote. 223 of 364 live services state a tier; the rest say to read the service description.
| Cover | Services | Price range per 1,000 |
|---|---|---|
| Lifetime refill | 71 | ฿10 – ฿10,000 |
| 365-day refill | 24 | ฿40 – ฿3,000 |
| 30-day refill | 58 | ฿25 – ฿3,000 |
| No refill | 70 | ฿15 – ฿900 |
What cover includes, and what it does not
Cover replaces what dropped — nothing else
A refill guarantee means that if the number you bought falls below what was delivered, the provider tops it back up within the stated window. It does not promise the number will never move, and it does not promise a refund.
Cover starts at delivery, not at purchase
The window runs from when the order completes. An order that takes two days to deliver on a 30-day tier leaves you 30 days from completion, not 28.
What voids it
Setting the account or post to private, deleting and reposting, or changing the username breaks the link the refill system uses to find the target. Ordering the same service from two places at once also makes a drop impossible to attribute.
Reading it before you buy
The cover is written into the service name, which is deliberate — you should never have to open a policy page to find out. If a name says nothing about cover, treat it as none until the service description says otherwise.
Common questions
Is lifetime really forever?
It means for as long as that service stays listed. If the upstream provider retires it, the refill ends with it. It is not a lifetime promise on your account.
How do I request a refill?
Open your order history, find the order and press the refill button. It only appears on orders for services that state cover.
Does cover mean a refund?
No. Cover tops the lost amount back up. Refunds only apply where delivery failed from the start.
What if it drops after cover ends?
You reorder. If you know you need the number held long term, buying a longer cover tier up front is cheaper than repeat orders.
Why does bot grade have no cover?
Those accounts get swept by the platforms in waves, so providers do not carry that risk — which is exactly why the tier is the cheapest in the system.
