GitHub SMM Panel
Buy GitHub Stars, Followers and Forks
Stars, Forks, Watchers, Followers and Comments for GitHub, in One Panel
On GitHub, a repository shows its stars, forks and watchers at the top of its page, and a profile shows its followers. Boostero's GitHub SMM panel lets you order stars, forks and watchers for the repository you link, followers for your profile, and comments, replies and upvotes in a discussion, with each service stating its grade, daily speed and refill terms before you pay.
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Pick a GitHub service, enter your details, and see your price instantly, then sign up to place your order.
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GitHub Services for Repositories, Profiles and Discussions
A GitHub order takes one of three links: a repository link for stars, forks and watchers, a profile link for followers, or a discussion link for comments, replies and upvotes.
Buy GitHub Stars
Stars go on the repository you link, and the star count on the repository is what changes. The service named Stars And Add To List also adds the repository to a list on the starring account.
Buy GitHub Forks
A fork is a copy of the repository on another account. Fork services take the repository link, and the fork count on your repository shows the total.
Buy GitHub Watchers
The watchers service, listed as Watchers (Subscribers), adds watchers to the repository you link: accounts that follow its activity.
Buy GitHub Followers
Followers go to the profile you link, in the form github.com/yourname, rather than to one repository.
Buy GitHub Comments
Comments are posted in a discussion on your repository, from the discussion link you enter. Write them yourself with a custom comment service, one per line, pick the version posted from male or female accounts, or order emoji comments.
Buy GitHub Upvotes and Replies
Upvotes go on the discussion you link. Quote replies answer one comment by quoting it, so they take the link to that comment instead.
Before You Order on GitHub
Every GitHub service is described in the same few fields, which makes two of them quick to compare.
One Label Across the Range
Each GitHub service carries the Real From Ads label in its name, for services that run through ad campaigns.
Pace and Start Time
Each GitHub service states its daily delivery speed and an estimated start time, so you can time an order around a release.
Refill Terms
The Refill field of each GitHub service gives its term, and most are listed as non drop with lifetime refill.
Public Links, No Tokens
Repositories, discussions and profiles are public on GitHub, and an order needs only that public link. Your password and your access tokens stay with you.
Questions About an Order
Open a ticket with the order ID or write to the team on Telegram, and someone picks it up at any hour.
Ordering on GitHub, Step by Step
Pick
Open the GitHub category and choose a service by what it adds and by its price.
Link
Paste the repository, discussion, comment or profile URL the service asks for.
Amount
Enter a quantity inside the service limits; the total updates as you type.
Follow
After payment the order appears in your dashboard, where its status moves through to completed.
GitHub Order Statuses
Order delivered successfully.
Waiting in the queue.
Delivery has started.
The order has been accepted and is being prepared; delivery has not started yet.
Order canceled and refunded.
Partially delivered; remainder refunded.
A refill is in progress.
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GitHub SMM Panel FAQ
What is a GitHub SMM panel?
A GitHub SMM panel is a site where you order GitHub engagement, such as stars, forks, watchers, followers and discussion comments, from one dashboard. Boostero lists each GitHub service with its grade, daily speed and refill terms, so you see them before you order.
Which GitHub link do I enter?
Stars, forks and watchers take the link to a repository, such as github.com/yourname/your-repo. Followers take the link to your profile. Comments and upvotes take the link to a discussion, and quote replies the link to one comment in it. The Link Example in each service description shows the format.
What is the difference between a star and a fork?
A star bookmarks the repository and adds to the star count on its page. A fork is a copy of the repository on another account, and the fork count shows how many copies exist. Boostero sells them as separate services.
Do I need to share my GitHub password?
No. Every GitHub order runs on a public link to a repository, discussion or profile, and no order asks for a password or an access token.
Do GitHub orders come with refill?
Most GitHub services here state non drop with a lifetime refill, and the term is shown on each service before you order. Our refund policy sets out what that term covers. If a count does drop, open a ticket with your order ID; these services have no refill button.
How fast do GitHub orders start?
Each GitHub service states an estimated start time and its daily delivery speed in its description. Your dashboard shows the status of every order until it completes.
A Question About GitHub?
The FAQs answer the common questions, and support takes over for anything about a specific GitHub order.
Get Started24/7 support, @boostero_smm on Telegram.