API

Guide

Overview

The Morethanpanel API is a single POST endpoint that gives you the whole service catalog, order placement, order status, refills, cancellations and your account balance in JSON.

Single API Endpoint All API operations are handled through one POST endpoint.

Complete API Services, orders, statuses, refills, cancellations and balance.

JSON Responses Every API response is returned in JSON format.

Standard SMM Panel v2

The API follows the standard SMM panel v2 convention. Integrations written against another compatible panel can usually be adapted by changing the endpoint URL and API key.

Guide

Getting Started

Four steps from generating your API key to placing and monitoring your first order.

Generate an API key from your Account page. The key identifies your account and carries your balance and prices.
Call services once and store the result. It returns each service with its ID, rate, minimum and maximum quantity.
Place a small test order using add. Using the service minimum keeps the test as small as the service allows.
Read the order using status. When polling multiple orders, use the batched status form with up to 100 order IDs.

Guide

Authentication

Every request carries your API key in the POST body using the key parameter.

Keep your API key private

There is no header authentication, OAuth step or refresh token. Because the key is sent in the body of a server-side request, it should never appear in browser code, mobile application bundles or public repositories.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API authentication key.

Guide

Rate Limits

The platform does not publish a per-key or per-IP request limit, and responses do not contain rate-limit headers.

Practical guidance

Measured on September 4, 2026, sequential requests showed no throttling in the documented test. Concurrency had a greater effect on response time than request volume.

Send requests sequentially where practical.
Space polling requests at approximately one second.
Keep concurrent in-flight requests in single figures.
Batch order IDs instead of making one request for every order.
Stop polling orders after they reach a final state.

Guide

Quick Start

The same service-list request in four languages. Change the action and add the parameters documented below to make other calls.

curl -X POST "https://morethanpanel.com/api/v2" \
  -d "key=YOUR_API_KEY" \
  -d "action=services"

<?php
$ch = curl_init('https://morethanpanel.com/api/v2');

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POST, true);

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS, http_build_query([
    'key'    => 'YOUR_API_KEY',
    'action' => 'services',
]));

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, 2);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, true);

$services = json_decode(curl_exec($ch));

curl_close($ch);

import requests

r = requests.post(
    "https://morethanpanel.com/api/v2",
    data={"key": "YOUR_API_KEY", "action": "services"},
    timeout=30,
)

services = r.json()

const res = await fetch("https://morethanpanel.com/api/v2", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: {
    "Content-Type": "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
  },
  body: new URLSearchParams({
    key: "YOUR_API_KEY",
    action: "services"
  }),
});

const services = await res.json();

Methods

POST

Service List

Returns every available service with its numeric ID, name, type, category, rate, minimum, maximum and supported options.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`services`

Example Response

[
    {
        "service": 1,
        "name": "Followers",
        "type": "Default",
        "category": "First Category",
        "rate": "0.90",
        "min": "50",
        "max": "10000",
        "refill": true,
        "cancel": true
    },
    {
        "service": 2,
        "name": "Comments",
        "type": "Custom Comments",
        "category": "Second Category",
        "rate": "8",
        "min": "10",
        "max": "1500",
        "refill": false,
        "cancel": true
    }
]

Methods

POST

Add Order

Creates a new order. The parameters required by add depend on the selected service type.

Default

Parameter	Required	Description
`key`	Yes	Your API key.
`action`	Yes	`add`
`service`	Yes	Service ID.
`link`	Yes	Link to the target page.
`quantity`	Yes	Required quantity.
`runs`	Optional	Number of drip-feed runs.
`interval`	Optional	Interval between runs in minutes.

Custom Comments

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`add`
`service`	Service ID.
`link`	Link to page.
`comments`	Comments separated by `\r\n` or `\n`.

Usernames List

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`add`
`service`	Service ID.
`link`	Link to page.
`usernames`	Usernames separated by `\r\n` or `\n`.

Hashtag

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`add`
`service`	Service ID.
`link`	Link to page.
`quantity`	Required quantity.
`hashtag`	Hashtag to scrape usernames from.

Scrape Followers

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`add`
`service`	Service ID.
`link`	Link to page.
`quantity`	Required quantity.
`username`	URL to scrape followers from.

Subscription

Parameter	Required	Description
`key`	Yes	Your API key.
`action`	Yes	`add`
`service`	Yes	Service ID.
`username`	Yes	Username.
`min`	Yes	Minimum quantity.
`max`	Yes	Maximum quantity.
`posts`	Optional	Number of future posts to parse.
`old_posts`	Optional	Number of existing posts to parse.
`delay`	Yes	Delay in minutes.
`expiry`	Optional	Expiry date in `d/m/Y`.

Comments by Username

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`add`
`service`	Service ID.
`link`	Link to page.
`quantity`	Required quantity.
`username`	Username of comment owner.

Poll Answers

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`add`
`service`	Service ID.
`link`	Link to page.
`quantity`	Required quantity.
`answer_number`	Answer number of the poll.

Example Response

{
    "order": 23501
}

Methods

POST

Order Status

Returns the current status of a single order.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`status`
`order`	Order ID.

Example Response

{
    "charge": "0.27819",
    "start_count": "3572",
    "status": "Partial",
    "remains": "157",
    "currency": "USD"
}

Methods

POST

Multiple Orders Status

Check up to 100 order IDs in a single request. IDs should be separated by commas.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`status`
`orders`	Order IDs separated by commas, up to 100 IDs.

Example Response

{
    "1": {
        "charge": "0.27819",
        "start_count": "3572",
        "status": "Partial",
        "remains": "157",
        "currency": "USD"
    },
    "10": {
        "error": "Incorrect order ID"
    },
    "100": {
        "charge": "1.44219",
        "start_count": "234",
        "status": "In progress",
        "remains": "10",
        "currency": "USD"
    }
}

Methods

POST

Create Refill

Creates a refill request for an order. Refill is available only for services that support it.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`refill`
`order`	Order ID.

Example Response

{
    "refill": "1"
}

Methods

POST

Create Multiple Refill

Create refill requests for up to 100 orders in one request.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`refill`
`orders`	Order IDs separated by commas, up to 100 IDs.

Example Response

[
    {
        "order": 1,
        "refill": 1
    },
    {
        "order": 2,
        "refill": 2
    },
    {
        "order": 3,
        "refill": {
            "error": "Incorrect order ID"
        }
    }
]

Methods

POST

Get Refill Status

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`refill_status`
`refill`	Refill ID.

Example Response

{
    "status": "Completed"
}

Methods

POST

Get Multiple Refill Status

Check up to 100 refill IDs in one request.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`refill_status`
`refills`	Refill IDs separated by commas, up to 100 IDs.

Example Response

[
    {
        "refill": 1,
        "status": "Completed"
    },
    {
        "refill": 2,
        "status": "Rejected"
    },
    {
        "refill": 3,
        "status": {
            "error": "Refill not found"
        }
    }
]

Methods

POST

Create Cancel

Submit cancellation requests for up to 100 orders in one request.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`cancel`
`orders`	Order IDs separated by commas, up to 100 IDs.

Example Response

[
    {
        "order": 9,
        "cancel": {
            "error": "Incorrect order ID"
        }
    },
    {
        "order": 2,
        "cancel": 1
    }
]

Methods

POST

User Balance

Returns the current account balance and currency.

Parameter	Description
`key`	Your API key.
`action`	`balance`

Example Response

{
    "balance": "100.84292",
    "currency": "USD"
}

Reference

Drip-feed

Drip-feed splits one order into a series of smaller deliveries released on a timer.

The add action accepts two additional parameters for drip-feed: runs and interval.

Example

To deliver 1,000 followers over ten hours, send quantity=100, runs=10 and interval=60. This creates ten deliveries of 100 followers, one every 60 minutes.

quantity is the size of each run, not the total quantity.
Total delivery equals quantity multiplied by runs.
The balance is charged for the total delivery.
Drip-feed is not available for every service.
Check the service list before offering this option to customers.

Reference

Webhooks and Polling

The API does not provide webhooks. Order status is retrieved by polling the status action.

No webhooks

Status updates are not pushed to your server. Your application should periodically request the order status instead.

Recommended Polling Pattern

Keep a local set of order IDs that have not reached a final state.
Poll orders in batches of up to 100.
Space polling batches approximately one second apart.
Remove orders from the polling set as soon as they reach a final state.
Back off when an order has not changed for a longer period.

Why batching matters

A reseller with 1,000 open orders can use approximately ten requests per polling cycle instead of making 1,000 individual requests.

Reference

Errors

Errors are returned as JSON with an error key. HTTP status codes are not uniform, so integrations should inspect both the HTTP response and JSON body.

Error	HTTP	Meaning	What to do
`Invalid API key`	401	Key is missing, incorrect or has been regenerated.	Copy the current key from Account.
`Incorrect request`	404	No action was sent or the action is unknown.	Check the action name.
`Incorrect request`	200	The action is valid but a required parameter is missing.	Compare the request with the method parameters.
`Incorrect order ID`	200	The order does not exist on the account.	Confirm the ID came from an order created with this key.
`Incorrect service ID`	200	Service does not exist or is no longer available.	Refresh the cached service list.
`Quantity less than minimal N`	200	Quantity is below the service minimum.	Validate against the service minimum.
`Quantity more than maximum N`	200	Quantity exceeds the service maximum.	Validate against the service maximum or split the order.
`Not enough funds on balance`	200	Order cost exceeds available balance.	Add funds or reduce quantity.

Important: check the response body

Validation failures can return HTTP 200 with an error inside the JSON body. Checking only the HTTP status code can therefore hide validation errors.

Error Order

When several parts of a request are invalid, the API returns one error rather than a list. The documented validation order is service ID, quantity range and then balance.

Link Validation

The endpoint does not validate the target link in the same way it validates the service, quantity and balance. Your application should validate URLs and platform-specific links before creating an order.

Reference

Security

Protect your API key as a server-side secret.

Recommended security practices

Store the API key in an environment variable or secrets manager.
Never put the key into browser-side JavaScript.
Never ship the key inside a mobile app.
Never commit the key to a public repository.
Use one API key per system where practical.
Rotate the key immediately if you suspect it has been exposed.

Regenerating the key from the Account page invalidates the previous key immediately.

Reference

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about the Morethanpanel API.

Does the Morethanpanel API support refill?

Yes. The API provides refill for both individual orders and lists of orders, together with separate refill-status actions. Refill is available only for services that support it.

Does the Morethanpanel API support webhooks?

No. The API does not push order status updates to your server. Use the status action to poll orders, with up to 100 order IDs in a request.

What is the rate limit?

There is no published per-key or per-IP request limit and no rate-limit headers. The documented measurements indicate that concurrency affects response time more than sequential request volume.

Is there a sandbox or test mode?

There is no separate sandbox environment. Read operations such as services, status and balance do not modify account data. For order testing, the documentation recommends using the smallest quantity accepted by the selected service.

Can I resell Morethanpanel services under my own brand?

Yes. You can build your own frontend on top of the API, or use a child panel solution with your own domain, prices and customer accounts.

What is the difference between the API and a child panel?

The API is a set of endpoints that you integrate into software you build and maintain. A child panel is a complete storefront with its own domain, prices and customer accounts.

API Documentation

Overview

Getting Started

Authentication

Rate Limits

Quick Start

Service List

Add Order

Default

Custom Comments

Usernames List

Hashtag

Scrape Followers

Subscription

Comments by Username

Poll Answers

Order Status

Multiple Orders Status

Create Refill

Create Multiple Refill

Get Refill Status

Get Multiple Refill Status

Create Cancel

User Balance

Drip-feed

Webhooks and Polling

Recommended Polling Pattern

Errors

Error Order

Link Validation

Security

Frequently Asked Questions

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