Platform
Facebook SMM services
Live Facebook rates per 1,000 across every panel we index. Open a type to compare.
- 226.5K
- Services
- 1,572
- Panels
- $0.0029
- From / 1k
- 18
- Types
As of the last sync at 2026-11-08 07:54 UTC, smmdir lists 226,544 Facebook services from 1,572 panels, from $0.0029 per 1,000.
What Facebook SMM services can you compare?
Open a type to compare live rates per 1,000.
- 64,616Followers
A follow on the public profile. Private accounts cannot receive this.
- 48,862Likes
A tap on one post. Not a view, not a save, not a follower.
- 38,324Reactions
An emoji tap (heart, fire, thumbs-up). Not a written comment.
- 21,372Comments
A written reply on a post. Comment likes need a comment permalink.
- 15,419Live Views
Concurrent watchers while the account is live. Zero when offline.
- 9,879Views
A play or eye count on a video or post. Not likes and not watch hours.
- 9,060Reels
Plays on a Reel. Need a /reel/ URL, not the profile.
- 6,643Traffic
Visits sent to a URL or profile. Not in-app likes.
- 6,163Shares
Repost or share count. Not views and not likes.
- 2,751Watch Time
Watch hours on a video (YouTube 4000 hours). Not a view count.
- 1,397Story Views
Views while a story is live (about 24 hours). They expire with the story.
- 493Friend Requests
An outbound friend request. Not an accepted friend.
- 466Friends
A mutual friend or connection. Not a one-way follow.
- 331Votes
A poll or vote count. Needs the poll post, not the profile.
- 330Reports
A mass-report / flag on a public profile, channel, or post. Not a member.
- 231Plays
A listen or play on a track. Not followers and not monthly listeners.
- 135Saves
A bookmark on a post. A ranking signal, not a like.
- 42Streams
Plays of a track or video stream. Not monthly listeners.
Guide
How do Facebook SMM prices work?
What this page is
This page is a live Facebook SMM directory. smmdir does not sell likes or any other Facebook counter. We do not take the order, hold a password, or promise delivery.
Every hour we pull each panel's public API, keep the Facebook rows we can map to a type, and list a USD rate per 1,000. The 17 types we index on Facebook: likes, reactions, live views, comments, views, reels, followers, traffic, shares, streams, story views, friend requests, votes, plays, friends, saves, and watch time. A type is one metric with its own URL and its own cheapest table.
Facebook SMM, in this catalog, means those public counters, not a growth guarantee and not a login-as-you tool. If a panel hides a row or we cannot map its name, it does not appear here.
How to read a price
Open a type card to sort the cheapest Facebook rate per 1,000 after FX. The first row is the lowest public price we saw on the last hourly sync. Cheap is not high retention and not a high max quantity.
Read min and max before you assume a row can take your order size. Non-drop means the count is claimed to stay until N days. Refill means units may leave and you restore them with a Refill button on the panel.
Those are different products even when the price per 1,000 looks close. Drip-feed, if a panel publishes it, is a start pace, not a retention claim. Cancel, if the panel enables it, is a panel button, not something smmdir can press.
Names stay visible on the type table. We never ask for a Facebook password, session, or token. Compare here, then place the order on the panel you pick.
Other networks have their own hubs; a Facebook like is not an Instagram like or a YouTube view. If a type has fewer than fifty live rows we hide the chip so a mis-tag does not clutter the grid. Hourly catalog.
Public pages only.
The right Facebook link
The wrong link is the usual reason a Facebook order completes without moving the counter you wanted. Likes are a tap on one public post, video, or track. A profile URL is the wrong object.
Reactions are an emoji tap on one public post, not a written comment. Live views are concurrent viewers while the broadcast is live. They go to zero when it ends.
Comments are a written reply on one public post. They need the post link, not the profile. Views are plays on one public post or video.
They need that link, not the profile. Reels are plays on a public /reel/ URL, not feed video views. Followers attach to a public profile.
A private account cannot receive catalog followers. Traffic is visits sent to a URL. It is not an in-app like or view.
Shares are a repost or forward count on one public post. Streams are listens on one public track or episode link. Story views count only while the story is live and expire with it.
They are not post views. Friend requests are a mutual connection request, not a one-way follow. Votes attach to a public poll post, not to the profile.
Plays are listens on one public track or episode link. Open the matching type card before you compare. Mixing these on one table would hide the cheapest honest row for the metric you actually need.
FAQ
What is a Facebook SMM panel?
A Facebook SMM panel is a store that sells Facebook counters at a USD rate per 1,000: likes, reactions, live views, comments, views, reels, followers, traffic, shares, streams, story views, friend requests, votes, plays, friends, saves, and watch time. smmdir is not a panel. It is a directory that lists live panel prices for each Facebook type every hour so you can compare before you order on the panel.
Which Facebook types can I compare on smmdir?
17 types: likes, reactions, live views, comments, views, reels, followers, traffic, shares, streams, story views, friend requests, votes, plays, friends, saves, and watch time. Each is its own table with its own cheapest row, because panels price them separately and each needs a different Facebook link.
Which Facebook link does an order need?
Likes are a tap on one public post, video, or track. A profile URL is the wrong object. Reactions are an emoji tap on one public post, not a written comment. Live views are concurrent viewers while the broadcast is live. They go to zero when it ends. A private page cannot receive catalog rows.
What is the cheapest Facebook row?
The first row on a type table after the default sort is the lowest public USD rate per 1,000 we saw on the last hourly sync. Cheap is not high retention and not a high max quantity. Read min, max, and the tags before you pick.
What does non-drop mean on a Facebook row?
Non-drop is the panel's claim that the count stays until the named period. Refill is a different product: units may leave and you restore them with a Refill button on the panel. The two tags are not synonyms.
Does smmdir place Facebook orders or need my password?
No to both. Compare Facebook types here, open a type table for the cheapest rate per 1,000, then order on the panel you pick. We never ask for a Facebook password, session, or token.