The FanBoost refill guarantee

How refill on requests work

Offers that carry a refill guarantee — their card says so, with the duration in days — include protection against the natural decay of social counters: if part of the delivered units disappears during the covered period, they are topped up once you report it from your account area. The duration is the one shown on the offer when you buy, and it starts when the delivery completes. Offers without a guarantee say so before payment.

Tracking lives in your client dashboard: delivery progress, observed quantities, refills performed. You see the real state of your order at any time, without having to chase anyone by email.

What the guarantee does not cover

Three situations fall outside the scope, and we would rather write them down than discover them in a dispute. First, an account made private, renamed or deleted during or after delivery: there is then no way to verify what was delivered. Second, a second order for the same service from another provider on the same account, which corrupts the measurement of losses. Third, anything beyond the initially ordered quantity: the guarantee protects your purchase, it is not a growth subscription.

How the guarantee and refunds work together

A refill is always the first option when it can make up a shortfall. If you prefer a refund, or if the order definitively cannot be fulfilled, the undelivered share is refunded pro rata under our refund policy, to the original payment method.

One honesty point shapes the whole offer: platforms moderate artificial engagement and may remove part of it. That is exactly why the guarantee exists, with a contractual duration shown before purchase — not a promise of permanence that nobody could keep.

Social media services for the United Kingdom

The UK edition uses pounds, British spelling and a VAT line that is visible before checkout. It is written for creators, sole traders and small teams serving audiences in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland, rather than being a US page with the currency changed.

A local restaurant, a touring musician and an online retailer should not choose the same jump simply because their current follower counts are close. Recent posting frequency and the usual range of views are better guides. A modest first order is easier to assess and can be followed by another if it fits.

Quantity, delivery speed and account tier are separate choices. Changing one updates the price immediately, while the receipt records exactly what was purchased. Orders are one-off transactions; there is no monthly renewal hidden behind the checkout button.

Gradual delivery suits profiles whose numbers normally move over several days. The public profile must remain accessible so the starting count and progress can be checked. The tracking page works without logging in to the social account.

Purchased activity does not create UK customers, genuine discussion or guaranteed reach. can remove artificial activity under its own rules. The refill period deals with eligible drops, and a partial delivery is refunded for the missing amount.