SMM panel guide
How to create and rent an SMM panel under your own brand
An SMM panel is a website for organizing a catalog of social media marketing services and managing customer orders. Before opening one, consider the software, service providers and day-to-day business operations separately.
What an SMM panel is and how it works
The software brings together customer accounts, the catalog, balances and order tracking. Administrators configure services and prices, connect providers and answer support requests.
Panel software and service providers have different roles. An API connection sends orders and checks their status; availability, limits and service conditions depend on the provider you choose.
Renting a panel or installing SMM software
Renting a panel gives you access to software through a subscription. Check the included features, order capacity, available themes and renewal terms before subscribing.
PanelRent lists current plans and terms on its pricing page. Domain configuration and installation follow the subscription entitlements; each theme does not require a separate software product.
Steps to configure your SMM panel
1. Compare plans according to your order volume and operating needs. If you will manage panels for other businesses, review the reseller plan terms.
2. Configure the panel domain and use a theme included in your plan or enabled for your installation. Basic, Premium and Reseller have their own presentations and available features.
3. Connect compatible providers, import the services you want to offer and check prices and minimum and maximum quantities before publishing them.
4. Configure payment methods and webhooks, SMTP email and the panel cron URL. Test sign-in, a top-up, an order and a support conversation before opening to customers.
Choosing a plan and a theme
The plan defines your entitlements and capacity. The theme defines the panel presentation. Review both: a different appearance does not itself imply a different order limit.
Use the demos linked from the plans to compare interfaces. Current prices, capacities and add-ons are displayed on the commercial pages and in your account; this guide does not replace those terms.
Providers, payments and order tracking
Check the provider URL and credentials before connecting an API. Review the imported catalog and the terms of services you actually want to offer.
Automatic top-ups are confirmed by the payment integration and its webhooks. The panel cron URL runs scheduled tasks and order tracking; it does not replace payment confirmation from the gateway.
What to check when offering reseller panels
If your business needs multiple panels, check the reseller subscription terms, included slots and per-slot capacity. Distinguish the main subscription from additional orders or cycle add-ons.
Document domains, access details and configuration for each panel. Check permissions and the renewal cycle in your account before expanding operations.