Description

Graboid is an SMM panel where you sign up, add funds, and order social metrics like followers, likes, views, comments, shares, and even YouTube Live Stream Views across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter (X), Telegram, LinkedIn, and more. The site layout is simple with Sign in, Services, Blog, and Terms.

The flow follows four steps: register, fund your wallet, pick a service, and track delivery. Positioning focuses on fast starts, low prices, and reseller support through API. Marketing copy leans on “real looking” and “organic looking” interaction, but service safety and scope still depend on each specific listing and its refill or retention notes.

Website Metrics

Traffic trend: total traffic up 105.39% month over month and positive over six months.
Monthly Visits: 10.78K
Pages per Visit: 2.80
Average Visit Duration: 14 minutes 39 seconds
Bounce Rate: 57.59%

Key Features

Wide catalog across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter (X), Snapchat, Pinterest, Telegram, LinkedIn, and more
Fast starts and automation with instant or near-instant delivery, plus drip-feed and mass order tools
Reseller friendly with API access for agencies and panel owners
Multiple payment options listed as “alternative methods” for quick wallet funding
24/7 support messaging and claims of global coverage with India, Southeast Asia, US, and EU focus

Policies to note

Terms say delivery times are estimates and can change with service conditions
No refunds to the original payment method; undeliverable orders generally become balance credits
Listings often provide appearance metrics, not guaranteed engagement, unless a SKU explicitly states otherwise
Avoid using multiple providers on the same link at the same time to prevent count mismatches
Private accounts are not eligible for refunds; keep profiles public before ordering

Customer Feedback

User quotes on the site praise easy navigation, quick processing, and reasonable pricing for Instagram and TikTok. As with most panels, results can vary after platform updates. Buyers who report the best outcomes usually test small quantities first, then stick with SKUs that hold steady on speed and refill reliability.

What Our Jury Says

Onboarding was straightforward and the catalog breadth is solid for quick experiments. We suggest a simple plan: pick two or three SKUs per goal, run small tests, and log start times, completion windows, and any drops or refills over several days. Recheck Terms before larger deposits and avoid mixing providers on the same URL.

When a SKU meets your tolerance for speed and stability, scale in steps; if it lags or drops, switch variants within the same category instead of forcing volume.

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