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Drip-feed orders explained in plain language
A normal order delivers as fast as the provider can. A drip-feed order splits the same quantity into smaller runs on a schedule.
You choose: quantity per run, how many runs, and the minutes between them. The full cost is charged up front; unfired runs return to balance if you cancel.
Use drip-feed when you want growth to look organic, when you are posting daily and want views to track content, or when a single large spike would look odd on a small channel.
Skip drip-feed for one-off campaigns where speed matters more than pacing. Always keep the target public for the whole schedule.
Track active drips from the panel and cancel early if the content plan changes — remaining runs refund to balance for the next order.