Answers to the most common questions about Shofic services — how delivery works, payment options, refill guarantees and account safety.
Never. All services are delivered using only your public profile link, post link or username. Any provider that asks for your password should not be trusted.
Most orders start within 0–30 minutes of payment confirmation. Each service page lists its typical start time and full delivery window. Larger packages are paced gradually so growth looks natural.
We accept credit and debit cards, bank transfer, and cryptocurrency via Cryptomus. All payments are processed over encrypted connections.
Services marked with a refill guarantee are automatically topped up if counts drop within the guarantee window (30 or 60 days depending on the service). You can also submit a refill request from the support menu.
We deliver gradually with natural-looking pacing and never request account access, which keeps risk minimal. That said, engagement services support visibility — they work best combined with genuine, quality content.
If an order cannot be started or delivered as described, you receive a full refund to your original payment method or account balance. See our Refund & Cancellation Policy for details.
Yes — Shofic serves customers worldwide, with dedicated focus on Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Egypt and the wider Arab region. Our support team answers in English and Arabic, and the catalogue itself is published in eleven languages, so you can order in yours.
Yes. Every order gets an ID you can check on the Track Order page, and registered users see live status for all orders in their dashboard.
No. You can order as a guest — pick a package, share the public link it should go to, and pay. An account is optional and only adds order history and faster checkout.
That is the point of gradual delivery: instead of one sudden jump, orders are paced over hours or days depending on size, so the trend line looks like organic momentum rather than a spike.
Open a ticket with the order number and it is either restarted or refunded for the undelivered part — a partially delivered order is never treated as complete. Most stalls are a source problem on the provider side and clear within a day; if the platform changed something that makes the service undeliverable, you get the balance back rather than a substitute you did not order.
Yes, and agencies are a large share of what we deliver. You need the client’s public username or post link and nothing else — no access, no credentials, no admin invitation. Because there is nothing to hand over, an agency can run orders across many client accounts without ever holding a password it would rather not hold.
For the duration of delivery, yes — a private account cannot receive follows, and a private post cannot receive likes or views. Switch back afterwards if you prefer. One more thing matters just as much: do not change your username while an order is running, because delivery is tracked against it and a rename orphans the remainder.
No — and any seller telling you otherwise is not being honest with you. YouTube, TikTok and the rest decide eligibility on organic watch time, organic views and organic followers, and their systems separate promotional traffic from that count. What visibility services do is change how a human judges your page at first glance. Treat monetization as a separate goal that only real audience work reaches.
Enough to clear the nearest credibility threshold, no more. Perception jumps at round numbers rather than climbing smoothly, so an account at 300 gains most from reaching 1,000–2,500 and gains almost nothing extra from jumping to 50,000 on a grid of nine posts. Order in stages that match how often you post, and let each stage settle before the next.
Who arrives, not how it works. Standard packages are drawn from a global pool and cost less per thousand; the Arab line is drawn from Arab and Gulf audiences and costs more because that supply is narrower. It matters when someone will scroll your follower list — a Riyadh buyer checking an unfamiliar shop does exactly that. If your customers are not in the Arab world, the standard line is the honest recommendation.
Outright bans for receiving followers are very rare, because a platform cannot tell who ordered them. The realistic risks are different and worth naming: a purge after an unnatural spike, and weaker reach when the engagement profile stops matching the audience. Both are pacing problems, which is why delivery here is spread across hours or days instead of dumped in one go.
Arabic, English and French, around the clock, through live chat, WhatsApp and the contact form. Chat and WhatsApp are the fast paths — minutes during Gulf daytime hours. Email and the form are answered within a few hours. If your message carries the order number and the public link, the first reply is usually the answer rather than a request for more information.
Not within a single order — each order runs against one link. Place separate orders instead, which also lets you size each one to the post rather than dividing a number evenly across posts that do not deserve it equally. For most accounts the better play is concentrating the volume behind the one post you actually believe in.
Shofic is the trade name of Shofic Digital LTD. STI., registered in Istanbul, Türkiye. The company name, registered address and contact details are in the footer of every page and in the distance sales agreement, which is the contract your card payment is made under. If a site selling this category will not tell you which company takes the money, that is worth noticing.