How to Use SpotBoost Step by Step
SpotBoost is an SMM panel focused on music promotion, mainly on Spotify, with additional services for YouTube, Beatport, Hypeddit and Genius. This guide takes you from a new account to a well-managed order, including the features that help you stay in control: drip-feed, refill and cancel.
Step 1: Create a free account
Go to the sign-up page and create your account. Registration is free and there is no monthly fee. You pay only for the orders you place, from a prepaid balance.
Once you are in, take a minute to look around:
- New order: where you choose a service and place orders.
- Services: the full list with prices per 1,000, minimums, average completion times and supported features.
- Orders: the status of everything you have placed.
- Drip-feed and Refill: your active drip-feed campaigns and refill requests.
- Add funds: where you top up your balance.
- Account: your settings and, if you plan to automate, your API key.
- Tickets: 24/7 support.
Step 2: Add funds with cryptocurrency
SpotBoost works with a prepaid balance. Top-ups are made in cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin, USDT and other coins, and are credited to your balance automatically once the payment is confirmed.
- Open the Add funds page.
- Choose the coin you want to pay with.
- Enter the amount you want to add.
- Send the payment exactly as shown, paying attention to the network if your coin supports more than one.
- Wait for the payment to confirm. Your balance updates automatically.
Tip: start with a modest top-up for a first test order. You can always add more once you are comfortable with how delivery works.
Step 3: Choose the right service
Open the Services page or the New order form and pick a category. For each service, check:
- Price per 1,000 and the minimum quantity.
- Country or region (every country, plus GLOBAL and EU options on many services).
- Average completion time, shown on the Services page.
- Features: whether the service supports drip-feed, refill or cancel.
- Description: which type of link it expects.
Not sure whether you need plays, source plays, listeners, followers or saves? Read which Spotify service should you choose. You can also mark services you use often as favorites so they are quick to find.
Step 4: Place an order
- Copy a full open.spotify.com link of the right type: track, album, playlist, artist, episode, show or prerelease. Short spotify.link URLs are not accepted. Removing tracking parameters such as the part after a question mark is fine. See Spotify link formats explained if you are unsure.
- Select the service in the New order form.
- Paste the link.
- Enter the quantity. Stay at or above the minimum and keep it proportionate to the artist's organic engagement.
- Fill any extra fields the service requires, such as keywords for Search source plays or the editorial playlist for Editorial source plays.
- Check the charge shown in the form, then place the order.
Delivery starts automatically. You can follow progress on the Orders page, where each order shows its status. From there you can also reorder the same service and link in one click, which is handy for repeat campaigns.
Mass orders
If you manage several tracks or artists, the mass order option lets you submit multiple orders at once, which saves time for labels, managers and resellers.
Step 5: Pace delivery with drip-feed
Drip-feed splits one order into several runs at an interval you choose. Instead of delivering everything at once, the order grows gradually, which keeps growth closer to the pace of your real promotion.
- Enable drip-feed in the order form on services that support it.
- Set the quantity per run, the number of runs and the interval.
- Active drip-feeds appear on the Drip-feed page with their progress (runs completed out of the total), and you can cancel one at any time; runs that have not started yet will not be placed.
We recommend sizing orders to your organic engagement, growing gradually and using drip-feed wherever it is available. Platforms can review tracks or remove plays that look unnatural, so steady growth is the sensible default. The full guide is growing gradually with drip-feed.
Step 6: Refill, cancel and automatic returns
Refill
Some services include a refill period. If the delivered count drops during that period, you can request a free refill from your orders list, and the missing amount is topped up.
Cancel
Services that support cancellation show a cancel option on the order. If you change your mind or placed an order by mistake, you can request a cancel.
Partial orders and returns
If an order is canceled or only partially delivered, the undelivered part goes back to your balance automatically. You do not need to open a ticket to get it back.
Troubleshooting common issues
- The order has not started yet. Check the average completion time on the Services page; it is an average, so some orders take longer to begin. If it has been well beyond that, open a ticket with the order ID.
- I pasted the wrong link. If the service supports cancel, request a cancel right away; any undelivered part returns to your balance. If not, contact support with the order ID and the correct link.
- The link was rejected. Make sure it is a full open.spotify.com link of the type the service expects, not a spotify.link short link, and that the release is already live (except for pre-save orders, which need a prerelease link).
- The refill button is not active. Refill is only available on services that offer it and within the refill period. Hover the button to see when it becomes available.
Step 7: Subscriptions, API and support
- Subscriptions: useful when you want recurring delivery rather than one-off orders.
- API: resellers and developers can automate orders through the API v2. Your key is on the Account page, and documentation is at /api.
- Support: open a ticket any time, or email support@spotboost.top. Include the order ID when asking about a specific order.
First-order checklist
- Account created and balance topped up.
- Goal decided: which metric you want to move.
- Service chosen, with minimum, completion time and features checked.
- Full open.spotify.com link of the correct type copied and tested.
- Quantity proportionate to current organic activity.
- Drip-feed enabled where available.
- Order placed and status checked on the Orders page.
Key takeaways
- Sign-up is free; you pay from a prepaid balance topped up in crypto and credited automatically.
- Check price, minimum, country, completion time and features before ordering.
- Always use full open.spotify.com links; spotify.link short links are not accepted.
- Use drip-feed to grow gradually, and refill or cancel where the service supports it.
- Undelivered parts of canceled or partial orders return to your balance automatically.
Answers to more specific questions are in the FAQ. When you are ready, create your free account and start with a small test order.