Is upvoting done only by private networks? Can't find an upvoting service that actually works

[jolamo]

I've tried several different upvote services and none of them work anymore. After about a day, the upvotes disappear. I see others are able to do upvoting, is that because they built their own private network? Appreciate any advice.

 

[SubLiftt]

Panels haven't figured out how to stop upvotes from dropping so literally no upvote services work (including private networks).

 

[shijin]

A lot of public panels are recycling the same dead accounts over and over now

 

[Garou_jpg]

I've tried several different upvote services and none of them work anymore. After about a day, the upvotes disappear. I see others are able to do upvoting, is that because they built their own private network? Appreciate any advice.

We have our own upvote farm, so that we have control over quality and actions.

It costs us 10x compared to the average panel's cost per upvote, which tells you a lot about the quality of public panels.
The good news is that quality drives reach, ~30 upvotes are enough to put the post in the homepage and boost reach. If the post is decent enough you always hit ~100 / ~500 upvotes average.

 

[Pavilion]

Cheap panels have a business model like that:
1. Buy stolen/hacked cookies from Reddit accounts.
2. Burn those accounts with reckless upvotes.
3. Go to 1st point.

That's pretty cheap but it doesn't work anymore.

 

[MegaSmith]

Most public upvote services are low quality recycled accounts so platforms reverse the votes later. Private networks usually last longer because behavior looks more natural and slower. Fast bursts and obvious voting patterns get cleaned up easy now.

 

[XrumerGeek]

Panels haven't figured out how to stop upvotes from dropping so literally no upvote services work (including private networks).

Wildly inaccurate.

Plenty have indeed gone tits up with recent crackdown but what you're stating as literally (your words), is just plain wrong.

Early Feb this year we were using 8 or 10 panels, We are now down to 2 which are effective.

The beauty about this crackdown is that people who persevere and adapt, are now banking ridiculous sums, because the competition has been decimated as a result of people thinking it's all over, the lazy, rigid, and ill-educated have all disappeared.

I'll use Feb '26 as the example again; we were having to upvote some comments 4-5k (yes, thousand) to hit top spot on busy weekends- now we rarely have to pump anything higher than 200.

Long may the crackdown continue! EZ game.

 

[SubLiftt]

Wildly inaccurate.

Plenty have indeed gone tits up with recent crackdown but what you're stating as literally (your words), is just plain wrong.

Early Feb this year we were using 8 or 10 panels, We are now down to 2 which are effective.

The beauty about this crackdown is that people who persevere and adapt, are now banking ridiculous sums, because the competition has been decimated as a result of people thinking it's all over, the lazy, rigid, and ill-educated have all disappeared.

I'll use Feb '26 as the example again; we were having to upvote some comments 4-5k (yes, thousand) to hit top spot on busy weekends- now we rarely have to pump anything higher than 200.

Long may the crackdown continue! EZ game.

I guess a few panels are working but not well (very slow delivery speeds) and the price has tripled :/

 

[BlogPro]

If you're looking for an upvote service that actually works these days, these guys are reliable. Prices start at $0.01 per upvote, but they have a VIP tier system for just $300, the price per upvote drops to $0.005 and more.. more.. more lol)

So it's a 12 day old domain, and you can now judge the "reliability" of them? Sure...

 

[SubLiftt]

So it's a 12 day old domain, and you can now judge the "reliability" of them? Sure...

yeh its very suss. I've deposited $5 to give it a try, will provide an update here on whether upvotes stick.