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An API lets your own website or software send orders to SoneBoost automatically, instead of placing them by hand in the dashboard. Resellers and agencies use it to connect their storefront, sync service lists, create orders and check status without manual work. API access is included with a SoneBoost account.

Processing means delivery has started but is not finished. A long stall usually means the provider's queue is congested, the link stopped being reachable, or the supplier paused that service. Check that the profile or post is still public, then open a ticket with the order ID — do not place a replacement order, as duplicates cause delivery errors.

Some services let you choose the country or region your followers, views or engagement come from. Targeted delivery costs more and usually takes longer, but the audience matches your market. Targeting is set on the service page before checkout; if a service does not offer it, delivery is worldwide and location cannot be controlled.

SoneBoost offers both Spotify plays and monthly listeners, depending on the service you select, plus followers and playlist placements where available. Monthly listeners and plays are counted differently — a listener who plays several tracks in a month counts once. Check the service description for the exact metric delivered.

Four channels: open a support ticket for order or payment issues (include your order or payment reference), message @SoneBoost on Telegram, use the Telegram bot to search services and prices, or start live chat from the bottom-right corner. If chat is unavailable, open a ticket so the team can follow up. Never share your password, API key or payment secrets with anyone.

SoneBoost does not advertise a standalone child panel product in the dashboard. If a white-label arrangement is available, it is confirmed through support — including the setup fee, monthly cost and what is included. To run one you would need a domain, hosting and the panel configuration supplied by the parent. Contact support to check availability.

Refunded means the order did not complete and the full charge was returned to your SoneBoost balance. You'll see two entries in Wallet activity — the original Order charge and an Order refund credit for the same amount. A refund is different from a Partial, where only the undelivered portion is returned.

No. Refill coverage requires the original link to stay live and unchanged for the full refill window. Deleting the post, editing the URL, or making the account private voids refill eligibility, because the provider can no longer verify the delivery. Contact support before deleting anything tied to an active order.

Order charge is money spent on an order. Transfer in and transfer out are balance moves between accounts. Admin credit and admin debit are manual adjustments made by support — for example a refund, a bonus or a correction. Each entry shows a timestamp, and order charges also show the order number.

"Non-drop" describes a service marketed for retention; "refill" is the replacement mechanism if drops still occur within the service's stated window. No panel can guarantee a 0% drop rate, because platform removals are outside provider control. Treat "non-drop" as a quality signal, and check whether refill is included before ordering.