SMM Panel Lists & Directories Compared: SMMWatch, smm.guide, SMMQuest, SMMCompare, IntelSMM and More
If you buy or resell SMM services, you probably use more than one site to research panels. Some sites are price search engines, some are panel lists with ratings, and some are communities where buyers and panel owners talk. They answer different questions, so it helps to know what each one is good at.
This is our overview of the best-known SMM panel directories and communities in 2026, including our own site. Facts about other sites are taken from their public pages at the time of writing and may change, so check each site for the latest numbers.
Quick overview
| Site | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| SMM Reportly | Complaints, trust scores, forum, service search | Checking if a panel resolves problems |
| SMMWatch | Panel list and monitor | Browsing listed panels and their services |
| smm.guide | Large panel catalog with ratings | Reading panel profiles, reviews and order data |
| SMMQuest | Service search and order tool | Searching services and ordering across panels |
| SMMCompare | Price comparison | Comparing prices and delivery times |
| IntelSMM | Market data and directory | Price history and provider relationships |
| FinderFather | Price finder | Ranking a service by price per 1,000 |
| BlackHatWorld | Marketing forum | Long-running SMM discussion threads |
| r10.net | Turkish webmaster forum | SMM discussion in Turkish |
SMM Reportly
SMM Reportly is built around one question: what happens when something goes wrong with a panel? Buyers file complaints with order details, moderators review them, and the panel owner is notified and can answer in public. Each panel gets a Trust Score that falls with unresolved complaints and recovers when the panel resolves them. You can read how it works on the rules page.
On top of that, SMM Reportly has:
- a directory of SMM panels with complaint history and verified owners,
- a scam panel list,
- an All Services search that compares one service across many panels,
- a community forum for reviews, provider recommendations and buy/sell threads.
Use it when you want to know if a panel is safe and how it treats buyers who have a problem.
SMMWatch
SMMWatch describes itself as a public SMM panel monitor and list. It shows listed panels together with their services, grouped by network.
Use it when you want to browse a curated list of panels and see what each one sells.
smm.guide
smm.guide runs one of the largest SMM panel catalogs, with panel profiles, user reviews, a published Trust Score formula and order counter tracking, plus long guides such as most popular panel rankings.
Use it when you want a detailed panel profile, ratings and long-form rankings.
SMMQuest
SMMQuest combines a live service search across thousands of panels with tools for panel owners and resellers: service lists, ordering across several panels, market watch for price changes and balance alerts. Provider names are part of its paid plan.
Use it when you resell and want to search services and manage orders across panels in one place.
SMMCompare
SMMCompare focuses on price comparison: searching services across panels, price history, average delivery times and side-by-side comparison of refill, cancel and min/max.
Use it when you care mostly about price and speed for a specific service.
IntelSMM
IntelSMM presents itself as a market data site: a panel directory ordered by a "Market Score", price history, uptime and detection of which panels resell which.
Use it when you want market data and want to find the provider behind a reseller.
FinderFather
FinderFather is a public SMM panel finder that ranks services such as Instagram followers, TikTok views and YouTube views by USD per 1,000, with country filters.
Use it when you need the cheapest rate for one service quickly.
Other lists: BookSMM, SMM Panel Advisor and more
There are many more panel lists and "top 10 SMM panels" pages, such as BookSMM and SMM Panel Advisor. Lists like these can be useful starting points, but check who runs them: some are run by panel owners or paid placements, which can bias the ranking. Wherever you find a panel, look it up on SMM Reportly before you deposit.
Forums: BlackHatWorld and r10.net
BlackHatWorld is one of the oldest internet marketing forums and has years of SMM panel threads, provider sales threads and reviews. r10.net is the largest Turkish webmaster forum, with an active social media marketing section.
Forums are great for opinions and long discussions, but complaints get buried in long threads and there is no structured way for a panel to show that it resolved an issue. That is the gap the SMM Reportly forum and complaint system try to fill: every complaint is attached to the panel's profile and score.
Which one should you use?
- Is this panel safe? Check complaints on SMM Reportly and the scam list.
- Where is this service cheapest? Use a price search such as All Services, SMMCompare, SMMQuest or FinderFather.
- Who is behind this reseller? Market data sites such as IntelSMM.
- What do other people think? Forums: the SMM Reportly forum, BlackHatWorld or r10.net.
Using two or three of these together is the best way to avoid bad panels and overpaying.
