A mass order is a way to place many separate orders in one step, by pasting one line per order into a single form. Each line becomes its own order with its own link, quantity and status. Resellers use it to fill client batches quickly instead of submitting the same form again and again.

How does a mass order work on an SMM panel?

You open the mass order page in the dashboard and enter one order per line. Each line holds a service ID, a link and a quantity, separated in the format the page shows. When you submit, the panel splits the text into individual orders and charges each one to your balance.

For example, an agency with five client posts might paste five lines: the same service ID, five different links and a quantity of 1,000 on each. That creates five orders, not one big order. Each one starts, delivers and finishes on its own.

Is a mass order the same as a bulk SMM panel order?

People search for "bulk SMM panel" when they mean a panel that handles many orders at once. A mass order is the feature that does this from the dashboard. The difference from a single order is only in how you submit. The services, prices per 1,000 and min/max limits stay the same.

For example, if a service has a minimum of 100, every line in your mass order must be at least 100. A line below the minimum will not go through, even if the other lines are fine. Check the limits on the services list with prices, min/max and refill options before you paste.

How do resellers use mass orders in daily work?

The most common use is batching. You collect client requests during the day, then place them together. This keeps your workflow tidy and makes it easier to match orders to invoices.

  • Spreading one service across many posts for a single client campaign.
  • Placing a weekly set of orders for several clients in one go.
  • Mixing services in one submission, since each line has its own service ID.
  • Re-placing orders after fixing wrong links.

For example, a freelancer managing ten small accounts might send ten lines every Monday with different service IDs. Each order then shows up separately in the order history, with its own start count.

What should you check before submitting a mass order?

Links matter most. The link on an existing order cannot be changed, so a typo means placing a new order. Read through your lines once before you submit.

Also confirm your balance covers the full batch. For example, ten lines at 1,000 each on a service priced per 1,000 cost ten times that price. Add funds first if the total is close to your balance.

How do statuses and refills work for orders placed in bulk?

Every line follows the normal status flow: Pending, In progress, Processing, Partial, Completed or Canceled. Processing means the order is waiting to start, not that delivery is underway. A Partial order refunds the undelivered remainder to your balance.

Refill also works per order. If a service has refill, you use the refill button on each eligible completed order within the refill period. Refill restores drops down to the start count plus the ordered amount. If the count falls below the start count, no refill is done until the count is brought back up to the start count.

Can you place mass orders by API instead?

Yes, if you run your own panel or script. The API has no paste form, so you send one add order request per order and track them with multi status. This suits panel owners who forward client orders automatically.

For example, a panel owner might loop through fifty client requests and send fifty add calls with the same API key. The API v2 documentation lists each action, and the SMM panel API guide explains the basics.

What this means for resellers and agencies

A mass order saves time, but each line is still a full order with its own rules. Check links, limits and your balance before submitting. Explain to clients that each post or account gets its own order and its own status.

You can see which services include refill or drip-feed on the services list.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use drip-feed inside a mass order?

Drip-feed is set per order on services that support it, so check the service and the order form. If you need drip-feed, a single order is often the clearer way to set it up.

What happens if one line in a mass order has an error?

Each line is handled as its own order, so an invalid line does not create a valid order. Fix that line and submit it again as a new order.

Can I cancel one order from a mass order?

Orders are separate, so you look at each one individually. If an order is canceled, the charge returns to your balance.