Boostero and MoreThanPanel run the same panel software. The ordering system, the API calls, the way an order moves from pending to completed: underneath, they are the same product. So a comparison between them is not a comparison of technology. It is a comparison of choices, what each one publishes, what each one sells, and what each one puts on its front page, and on those the two differ more than the shared engine would suggest.
This post measures both by the same checks, and dates each one. Boostero wrote it, and MoreThanPanel does more than we do on several lines. Those lines come first.
How This Was Measured
On 29 September 2026 the public homepage and API page of each panel were read logged out, with the page source examined rather than only the rendered view. Where a figure on a page comes from code rather than from text, that is stated. Where a claim could not be checked from outside, it is recorded as stated rather than confirmed. MoreThanPanel was also one of the ten panels in our September audit; several things on its site had changed since that read, and this post uses the 29 September read. Later reads carry their own dates.
Where MoreThanPanel Does More
It publishes delivery data per service
This is the largest difference between the two and it runs in MoreThanPanel's favour. Read on 29 September and again on 14 October, its homepage showed, for each featured service, a median start time and a median completion time over the last 24 hours, the refill terms, a quality tier, and a line saying when the figures were last verified. On 29 September the page showed, for one TikTok views service, "Median Start (24h) 1min 34s" and "Median Completion (24h) 24m 52s", with that service marked as last verified two days earlier. On both dates it also linked a system status page, a delivery speed benchmark and a service reliability report.
From outside we cannot confirm how those figures are produced or how often they update. A reader can check part of it by reloading the page and watching whether the verification times move. But the fact that they are published at all is more than Boostero publishes; most of our services state an estimated start time before you order.
It offers live chat
On 14 October MoreThanPanel ran a live chat widget on its site, alongside tickets, Telegram, email and a WhatsApp number for messages. Boostero supports customers through tickets, Telegram and email, all of which run around the clock, but none of them is a chat window on the page. For a buyer who wants an answer while an order is running, that is a real difference.
It offers a free trial
On 14 October MoreThanPanel offered free trial services and a free test balance for resellers. Boostero does not offer a free trial; new accounts get 10 percent on their first deposit with the coupon FIRSTBOOST, which adds to a deposit rather than letting you try before paying.
Where Boostero Does More
The API documentation is measured, not only listed
On 14 October both panels' API documentation listed the same calls, because both run the same software. On 29 September MoreThanPanel's API page was the standard template: the calls, their parameters, and example responses. It showed example error messages inside its sample responses, but no rate measurement, no table of the errors the API returns, and no validation order; by 13 October it carried a shorter form of each.
Boostero's API documentation states all of those, measured on its own instance: a rate measurement with its date, an error table built from real responses, and the validation order. It also states the one fact about this software that resellers have to plan around, which is that the link on an order is never checked, so a request carrying something that is not a URL is charged; our test order of 4 September 2026 was reported completed by the supplier, and nothing came back to the balance. Our reseller guide covers why that matters when you build on a panel. For anyone integrating, this difference can save time.
It does not sell accounts
On 29 September MoreThanPanel's menu included accounts for sale on eight platforms: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, X, Discord, Quora and Snapchat. Boostero sells engagement and does not sell accounts on any platform.
A buyer who wants a panel for growth is buying something different from a buyer who wants an account, and a catalogue that includes both is worth knowing about before you choose one.
It says less about itself
Counted in the page source of an archived copy of its homepage (30 September), MoreThanPanel's own copy used "best SMM" 10 times, "cheapest" 10 times and "guarantee" 14 times, with a page title that read "Best SMM Panel - Cheapest and Easiest Social Media Panel" and a line promising a "Cheapest Reseller Price Guarantee". Counted the same way, in the page source of an archived copy of our homepage from the same day (30 September), Boostero's used "best SMM" three times, once in its H1 and twice in its structured data, and "cheapest" and "guarantee" not at all. That is not none. It is fewer.
The Numbers on the Front Page
This is the check that needs no trust, because the evidence is in each page's own source.
On 29 September 2026 Boostero's homepage showed 12,695,367 total orders and 214,745 registered users. Those are the platform's own counters, displayed as they come, and the users figure is labelled as registered accounts rather than as customers.
Read on 29 September and again on 14 October, MoreThanPanel's homepage took its platform counters and added fixed numbers to them in the page's script before displaying them. On 29 September the source read, in part: var usersAll = parseInt("179085"); var updatedValue = usersAll + 60600; and var ordersAll = parseInt("4996915"); var updatedOrders = ordersAll + 15000000;. That day the page therefore displayed 239,685 users where the platform count was 179,085, and 19,996,915 orders where the platform count was 4,996,915. Its text that day also said it was "trusted by over 229,000 users", a third figure that matched neither.
We do not know why the constants were there. One possible explanation is counts carried over from an earlier system, and the page did not say either way. What a reader could see on both dates was that the displayed number was not the platform's number, and that the difference was written into the code; on 14 October anyone could confirm it by viewing the page source and searching for "updatedOrders".
In its footer, MoreThanPanel's homepage displayed a 4.8 Trustpilot badge on 29 September; by 13 October the badge was no longer displayed, and Trustpilot's own page for MoreThanPanel read "This profile has been removed". Boostero's Trustpilot profile, read on 29 September 2026, showed 4.1 from 54 reviews. Both pages are public, and a reader can open them directly.
Where the Two Are Level
- Refill terms per service. On 14 October MoreThanPanel's homepage showed refill terms as a field on each featured service, either a number of days or "No Refill". On Boostero, each service states the terms that apply to it, including quality grade and refill coverage, before you order. On those featured services, as on ours, a buyer could read the refill terms first.
- Languages. Both sites can be read in more than one language. On 14 October MoreThanPanel had a dedicated Turkish version alongside English, and Boostero offered English plus 16 automatic translations, Turkish among them, through a language switcher on every page.
- No password. On 14 October both stated that no account password is needed.
- Payment methods. On 14 October both listed cards, PayPal, crypto and Payoneer. MoreThanPanel also named Wise, Stripe, Binance, Revolut and PayTR; Boostero also took American Express, Discover, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay and bank transfer. Neither list is short.
Which One to Choose
It depends on what you are buying, and the measurements point in different directions for different buyers.
If what decides it for you is under Where MoreThanPanel Does More, MoreThanPanel is the one; if it is under Where Boostero Does More or The Numbers on the Front Page, Boostero is. The reseller page sets out the terms. Our wider comparison covers how we measure against other panels on the same basis.
Both run the same software. Everything above is a choice one of them made.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MoreThanPanel better than Boostero?
Not on every line. Boostero publishes measured API documentation, does not sell accounts, displays its platform counters without adding to them, and uses far fewer superlatives; the lines where MoreThanPanel does more come first in the post. Which matters more depends on what you are buying.
Do Boostero and MoreThanPanel use the same software?
Yes. Both run the same panel software, which is why their API calls and ordering flow are the same. The differences between them are in what each one publishes, sells and states on its pages, not in the underlying system.
Are MoreThanPanel's order and user counts accurate?
The page source showed its homepage adding fixed numbers to its platform counters before displaying them: 60,600 to users and 15,000,000 to orders on 29 September 2026, and the same code was there on 14 October. The page did not say why. A reader could confirm it by viewing the source and searching for "updatedOrders".
Does MoreThanPanel sell social media accounts?
On 29 September its menu listed accounts for sale on eight platforms. Boostero does not sell accounts.
Which one has better API documentation?
On 14 October both listed the same calls. Boostero's documentation adds a dated rate measurement, an error table from real responses, the validation order, and a warning that the link on an order is never validated. MoreThanPanel's lacked those on 29 September and carried a shorter form of each by 13 October.
