Neofollower – SMM Reseller API for WooCommerce

Neofollower – SMM Reseller API for WooCommerce helps agencies, resellers, and store owners sell selected social media marketing services through a normal WooCommerce storefront.

The plugin connects individual WooCommerce products to services available in a Neofollower account. After a customer pays, the plugin can submit the service order to Neofollower, save the external order ID, and synchronize the fulfillment status back to WooCommerce.

This is useful when you want a WooCommerce-based SMM reseller store without building or operating a separate SMM panel interface.

Main features

• Connect each WooCommerce product to a synced Neofollower service.
• Collect a target profile, post, page, channel, username, or other required public link.
• Support fixed-quantity, customer-quantity, custom-comment, package, and drip-feed orders.
• Submit eligible paid WooCommerce orders automatically.
• Prevent duplicate external submissions with per-order-item locking.
• Synchronize active Neofollower order statuses on a schedule or manually.
• Monitor the Neofollower balance and send optional low-balance alerts.
• Pause new fulfillment when balance is below a configured threshold.
• Optionally remove all plugin data when the plugin is deleted.

Requirements

• WordPress 6.2 or later.
• WooCommerce 6.0 or later.
• PHP 7.4 or later.
• A Neofollower account with a valid API key and sufficient account balance.

The plugin is free software. Neofollower is a separate paid service whose catalog, pricing, and fulfillment terms apply.

Useful documentation

• Neofollower API guide for resellers
• Selling Neofollower services with WordPress and WooCommerce

Independent platform notice

Neofollower and this plugin are independent from WooCommerce, Automattic, WordPress, and the social networks or platforms represented by available service categories. Product and platform names are used only to describe compatibility or the target of a service.

External services

This plugin relies on the Neofollower service to provide its core fulfillment functionality.

By installing, configuring, and using a Neofollower API key, the store administrator authorizes the plugin to communicate with:

https://panel.neofollower.com/api/v1

The plugin contacts this API for the following administrator actions and enabled automations:

• Testing the API connection or checking balance.
• Synchronizing the service catalog.
• Submitting an eligible paid WooCommerce order.
• Synchronizing a previously submitted order status.
• Running configured low-balance or status synchronization tasks.

Depending on the action and selected service, transmitted information can include:

• Neofollower API key.
• Service ID.
• Public profile, post, video, page, channel, group, website, or other target URL.
• Public username or other target identifier entered by the customer.
• Quantity.
• Custom comment text.
• Drip-feed runs and interval.
• Neofollower order ID.

The optional dashboard support form sends an email to info@neofollower.com only after an authorized administrator checks the consent box and submits the form. It sends the support message together with the site name and URL, administrator email, current user name and email, WordPress version, WooCommerce version, PHP version, plugin version, and submission date.

Neofollower service policies:

• Terms and Conditions
• Privacy Policy
• Refunds Policy

Privacy

The plugin does not include advertising telemetry and does not contact Neofollower until an administrator configures the external service or explicitly sends a support request.

For enabled products, fulfillment information is stored in WooCommerce and plugin tables. It can include public target links or usernames, quantities, comments, drip-feed settings, service/order IDs, status responses, and logs.

The data supports fulfillment, status display, duplicate prevention, troubleshooting, and optional alerts. Log retention is configurable, and administrators can enable Delete data on uninstall.

The plugin adds suggested disclosure text to Settings > Privacy in WordPress so the store owner can adapt it for the site’s own privacy policy.

Store owners are responsible for providing their customers with an appropriate privacy notice and for using the plugin and external service in accordance with applicable law and platform rules.