Connect your own panel, bot or script to SMM Center. List services with current rates, add orders, track their status, request refills and read your balance. Every call is a POST request that returns JSON.
Standard SMM panel API v2No request rate limitWorks with any language
The fields you will read most often, and the action that returns each one.
FieldReturned byMeaning
serviceservicesThe ID you send when you place an order.
rateservicesPrice per 1,000 for your account.
min / maxservicesSmallest and largest quantity for one order.
refillservicestrue if the service can be sent for refill.
cancelservicestrue if the service can be canceled.
orderaddThe order ID. Save it to check the order later.
chargestatusThe amount taken from your balance for the order.
start_countstatusThe count on the link when the order started.
statusstatusWhere the order is now, for example In progress, Partial or Completed.
remainsstatusThe quantity that has not been delivered.
currencystatus, balanceThe currency of the amounts.
erroranyReturned instead of the data when something is wrong with the request.
Refunds
How much comes back on a partial order?
When an order ends as Partial, the undelivered part goes back to your SMM Center balance automatically. Use the numbers from the status response to check it.
Back to your balance
0.3925
2.50 × 157 ÷ 1000
843delivered157refunded
Example values for illustration.
Use cases
What do people connect to the API?
Three common ways to use it.
Reseller panels
Resell SMM Center services on your own panel. Import the service list, set your own prices and pass orders to us automatically.
Automation scripts
Send repeat orders from a script or a scheduled job, for example views for every new post, without logging in.
Bots and apps
Let a Telegram bot, a mobile app or your own order form place orders through SMM Center in the background.
Good practice
What should you do, and avoid, when you automate orders?
Six habits that prevent lost orders and wasted balance.
✓Do
Save every order IDIt is the only way to check or refill the order later.
Check min and max firstRead them from the service list before you send a quantity.
Check statuses in batchesOne request can carry up to 100 order IDs.
✕Don't
Put the key in a web page or appAnyone who can read the code can spend your balance. Keep it on your server.
Order the same link twice at onceWait until the first order for a link finishes before you send another.
Change the link during an orderThe order is then marked Completed and nothing is refunded.
FAQ
API questions
Filter by topic or search for a word.
Sign in, open the Account page and create a key in the API section. Creating a new key disables the old one immediately.
Create a new key on the Account page right away. The old key stops working as soon as the new one is created.
Any language that can send an HTTP POST request, such as PHP, Python, Node.js or Go. No SDK is needed.
No. SMM Center does not cap how many API requests you send per second.
Up to 100 order IDs, separated by commas. The same limit applies to refill requests and refill status checks.
Only that ID returns an error. The other IDs in the same request are still answered.
No. Each service in the services response has a refill field (true or false). Only orders for services with refill set to true can be sent for refill, and only during that service's refill period.
Only part of the order was delivered. The undelivered part is refunded to your SMM Center balance automatically.
Yes. The API follows the common SMM panel API v2 format, so most panel scripts that accept a provider URL and API key can connect to SMM Center.
Yes. The rate in the services response is the price per 1,000 for your account, the same one you see when you order in the panel.
Yes. If you order in large volumes, open a support ticket with your expected monthly volume and we can set custom rates for your account.
