What actually happens when you order.
Every step from building an order to delivery — including what we ask for, what we will never ask for, how the price is worked out, and what happens when something goes wrong. Written so you can check it against your own order rather than take our word for it. Browse every service with live pricing, or read the verified-purchase reviews.
From checkout to delivered
- You build the order and see the price firstPick the service, the quantity and any options. The total updates as you change them, and it is the total you are charged — nothing is quoted later or added at checkout.
- Payment confirms before anything is routedNothing is sent to fulfilment until the payment provider confirms. Card payments run through Fungies as merchant of record, so card details never reach our servers. Crypto and wallet balance settle before the order is queued.
- The order is routed to the source that performs for itEvery service and option combination is mapped to a specific supplier service, chosen for that exact thing rather than pulled from a general pool. Where a source stops performing, the mapping is changed rather than the order being pushed through anyway.
- It is submitted automatically, or handed to a personMost orders are submitted within seconds. Anything without a valid route — a new service, a custom-text order, a plan we fulfil by hand — goes to a manual queue on purpose, because delivering it correctly late is better than delivering the wrong thing now.
- Progress is written back to your dashboardA scheduled job checks each open order and updates its progress. Your dashboard shows the last check rather than a live feed, so a status can trail the platform slightly — that lag is in our reporting, not in your delivery.
- Refills and refunds run against the same recordRefill eligibility is stored on the order itself and shown before you buy, not promised in the abstract. Where an order cannot be delivered, it is refunded.
What we ask for — and what we never will
The clearest signal about any provider in this market is what they want from you. If you are ever asked for the right-hand column, by us or anyone else, stop.
- Your public profile, post or stream link
- The quantity and options you want
- An email address, so we can send the order confirmation
- Payment, through the processor you choose
- Your password — for the platform, or for anything else
- A two-factor code, backup code or recovery phrase
- Access to your email or your account settings
- Permission to post, follow or message anyone as you
Your login stays yours. There is no field anywhere on BoostHill that accepts a password, and support is not able to take one.
How the price is worked out
Everything that moves the total is something you chose. Quantity is the main lever; some services price differently by option, and delivery speed can carry its own rate. Each of those updates the figure in front of you before you commit to it.
Instant or drip-feed
Both deliver the same quantity. They differ in how visible the change is while it happens, so the right choice depends on the account rather than on which sounds better.
| Mode | Best for | How it runs | The trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Instant | A launch, a post that is already moving, or a stream starting now. | Delivery begins as soon as the order reaches the supplier and runs at full speed. | A large jump on a small account is visible to anyone reading the graph. |
| Drip-feed | Steady growth on an account you post to regularly. | The same quantity is spread over a longer window in smaller increments. | Slower by design. If you need it visible today, this is the wrong choice. |
Drip-feed is not available on every service — where it is, you will see it as a delivery option in the order builder.
The failure cases, named
Most providers do not publish this section. It is the one worth reading, because it tells you what you are actually buying when something does not go to plan.
What we promise, and the limits on it
| Commitment | The limit on it |
|---|---|
| We never ask for your password | A public link is the only access required. There is no field to give us credentials, and support will not take them. |
| The price you see is the price charged | Totals are computed on the server from the same configuration the page renders, so the figure in the order builder is the figure billed. |
| Refills where the service supports them | Eligibility is per service, stored on your order and shown before you buy. It is not offered where the source does not support it, and we say so rather than implying it everywhere. |
| Real, verified-purchase reviews only | A review can only be left against an order that exists. We have declined to publish invented ones. |
| Refunds where we cannot deliver | Timed services are the honest exception: coverage that has already run cannot be returned, so those are assessed on what was actually delivered. |
What we don't claim
Each of these is something we could assert and could not prove. Treat any provider that asserts them as a warning rather than a better deal.
Questions people actually ask
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