A price shown as ₹20 per 1,000 is a unit rate. It is not automatically the total for every order. For example, 2,500 units at that rate would cost ₹50, provided the selected service uses per-1,000 pricing.
The numbers in this guide are made-up examples for understanding the calculation, not current SMMZZ offers. Always check the live service catalogue and the total displayed before submitting your order.
How to calculate a per-1,000 order total
Order total = quantity ÷ 1,000 × displayed rate
| Example quantity | Example rate | Calculated total |
|---|---|---|
| 500 | ₹20 per 1,000 | ₹10 |
| 2,500 | ₹20 per 1,000 | ₹50 |
| 10,000 | ₹20 per 1,000 | ₹200 |
First check the service unit. Fixed packages, subscriptions and other service types may use different rules. The service’s minimum and maximum quantities still apply: being able to calculate a price does not mean every quantity is accepted.
Check the displayed currency
Read the currency next to the rate and the total. A number in INR should not be compared directly with a number in USD. If your funding method involves conversion, review the payment quote and the balance that will actually be credited.
Do not convert an INR total again just because you also see a dollar reference. USD and USDT are different assets; use the actual payment instructions shown for your chosen method.
A service rate and a minimum deposit are different
The price per 1,000 tells you how the service is charged. The minimum order quantity tells you how small an order can be. A funding method may have its own minimum deposit. Check all three rather than assuming they are the same amount.
What to check before placing an order
- Choose the service and read its full description.
- Confirm the required profile, post or video link format.
- Enter a quantity within the stated limits.
- Check the currency and final total shown by the order form.
- Read delivery notes and refill conditions before submitting.
- Keep your order ID so you can find it again or ask support for help.
Two services with similar names may have different delivery notes, accepted links and refill coverage. Compare those details as well as the rate. The service-selection checklist explains what to look for.
If an order is partial or cancelled
Check the order record and the actual adjustment in your account transactions. A status label alone does not show whether a credit has been applied. Use the original order details when asking support about a difference; today’s catalogue price may have changed.
If you have several orders on one profile or post, include the relevant order IDs in your support request. A current visible count alone may not show what happened to each order. Read the order-status guide for a clearer explanation.
Common questions
Does a lower rate mean the service is better?
No. Check whether the service is suitable for your link and needs, and read the actual conditions before ordering.
Does every service include refill?
No. Refill applies only where the selected service description includes it and its conditions are met. See the refill guide before relying on coverage.
Where can I confirm the current total?
Use the total displayed for the exact service and quantity in the order form. If it does not match your understanding, check the price unit and currency before submitting, or contact SMMZZ support.
