All Volgz prices are in US dollars and are read from the live catalog when this page loads; the timestamp under each service shows exactly when. The price on a package is the total your card pays, with nothing added at checkout, and every package shows its own refill period.
How the price table is laid out
The table groups packages by platform, then by service. Under each service heading, a short line gives the number of packages, the lowest price and the price of the largest package. Some services come in more than one variant, and each variant has its own table with four columns:
Quantity: how many followers, likes or views the package contains.
Price: the total in USD charged to your card.
Per-unit rate: the cost of a fixed block of units, computed from the live prices; the column header names the block size.
Refill period: how long a drop after delivery is topped up for free. A dash means the package has no refill period.
What the per-unit rate tells you, and what it doesn’t
The rate makes package sizes comparable. It is a calculation, not a deal: there is no end date and no struck-through old price, and a lower rate on a bigger package doesn’t make that package the right fit.
Variants of the same service aren’t a ranking either. Each variant describes a different package, and its card on the service page explains what sets it apart.
A worked example, without numbers
Say a service offers a small and a large package. The small one costs less in total; the large one has the lower per-unit rate. Start from the quantity you need. If the small package covers it, that is the sensible pick, because the large one makes you pay more in total for units you weren’t after.
Orders follow the packages in the table; there are no in-between quantities. If something about a package is unclear, ask support on WhatsApp or by email before you pay, in English, Dutch or Turkish.
Refill periods depend on the package
The refill period depends on the value of the package, so two sizes of the same service can show different periods. It starts when delivery is complete and covers drops down to the quantity delivered. It doesn’t cover a profile switched to private or deleted, a removed post, a changed username or a wrong link.
Paying, converting and canceling
Cards are charged in US dollars on Stripe’s payment page. If your card’s currency is the dollar, your statement shows the package price; otherwise your bank converts at its own rate and may add a fee under your card agreement. Volgz sets neither. We don’t show converted prices, because any figure in another currency would be an estimate.
An order canceled before processing starts is refunded in full; a part that couldn’t be delivered is refunded as well. The refund and withdrawal policy has the complete rules.
Can the price change between the table and checkout?
No. The USD amount on the package is what Stripe charges. Only a conversion by your bank can make your statement show a different figure.
Why aren’t prices shown in my currency?
The catalog is kept in US dollars, and conversion is your bank’s job, at your bank’s rate. A converted price on this page would be a guess, so we show the exact amount that will be charged.
Is the per-unit rate a limited-time offer?
No. It compares package sizes using the current prices. It has no end date, and it isn’t a discount on anything.
What does a dash in the refill column mean?
That package comes without a refill period, so drops after delivery aren’t topped up. Check this column before choosing between two packages of the same service.