Frequently Asked Questions

Direct Traffic sends configured visits to your destination URL without a selected search or referral route. Keyword Traffic uses a selected Google search term to locate your result. Social Traffic uses social-source settings, while Referral Traffic uses the referring sources you specify. Backlinks Traffic starts on a published source page and follows an existing link to your website.

Choose the service by the visit route you need. Social Media Services, such as likes or followers, and Keyword Rank Tracker are separate products.

Traffic campaigns use automated browsing behavior to carry out configured visits and interactions. The service descriptions refer to real IP addresses, browsers, and devices, but this should not be understood as a promise that a person manually reviews your offer during every visit.

Settings such as visit duration and internal page navigation describe how campaign sessions run. These sessions are not a guarantee of genuine customer interest, purchases, or registrations.

Available traffic targeting focuses on settings such as country, mobile or desktop device, traffic source, schedule, and browsing duration. The exact options depend on the service and order type shown in your account.

A country or device selection does not establish a visitor’s interests, language, income, or intention to buy. Check the order form for supported settings instead of assuming that a traffic campaign includes demographic or interest-based advertising.

Traffic orders deliver the visits or actions specified in the service; they do not include purchases, completed registrations, or qualified leads. Configured browsing activity should not be treated as a sample of customers independently choosing your business.

If your objective is customer acquisition, use channels that reach an interested audience and measure verified enquiries or sales. Evaluate those business outcomes separately from delivered visits and pageviews.

No. A traffic order does not guarantee a ranking increase, inclusion in Google’s index, or a particular number of organic search clicks. More recorded visits or a lower bounce rate do not, by themselves, prove an improvement in search performance.

Use Search Console to assess search visibility and indexing. Continue working on useful content, crawlability, technical performance, and relevant promotion rather than treating purchased traffic as a replacement for SEO.

Check your advertising provider’s traffic-source rules before ordering. Google AdSense prohibits artificially generated ad clicks and impressions and restricts sources such as autosurf and traffic-exchange programs. Using a real browser or IP address does not establish advertising-platform approval.

Do not use configured traffic to inflate ad impressions, clicks, or revenue. Review the AdSense Program policies, or the equivalent rules for your provider, before sending campaign traffic to ad-supported pages.

Choose Quick Order when a ready-made package’s included settings match your requirements. Its plan specifies the visit allowance and price; the available run time controls how delivery is spread over the campaign.

Choose Advanced, also called a custom campaign in the panel, when you need to set daily volume, campaign length, countries, device mix, visit duration, internal pageviews, or other available service options. Review the final configuration and invoice before paying.

Start with a volume your hosting can handle and a delivery window that lets you check the destination, tracking, and campaign statistics. A smaller initial order can help you identify setup problems before committing more budget.

For keyword traffic, also consider the selected query’s existing search activity and your page’s eligibility. There is no universal daily visit count or campaign length that guarantees an SEO result.

Longer configured browsing time and additional page visits can increase an Advanced campaign’s cost. Internal page navigation also creates more page activity, so one entry visit may result in several pageviews.

Check the invoice and the measurement unit used in your order. Do not assume that additional pageviews represent additional unique people. Ready-made packages have their own included settings and fixed plan prices.

Confirm that the full destination URL opens correctly, loads reliably, and is accessible on the selected devices. Check that internal links work, your hosting can support the volume, and any analytics tags you intend to use are active on the destination.

Login requirements, access challenges, blocking redirects, and intrusive pop-ups can interrupt delivery or measurement. Review destination restrictions in the Terms and Conditions, and ask support before paying if access requirements are unclear.

Campaigns can use the start options available on the Review & pay screen, including a later start time where supported. Complete payment and check the saved start time in your order details.

Use the time zone shown in the panel. If no time zone is displayed, confirm it with support before placing a time-sensitive order; do not assume the panel uses your browser’s local time.

• Need to pay: the order has been created but is unpaid.
• Waiting for start time: the paid order is scheduled for later.
• Active: the start time has arrived and the order is queued for delivery.
• Doing: delivery is in progress.
• Done: the campaign has finished.
• Needs editing: a correction is required; check the order’s message.
• Canceled: the order has been canceled.

Payment or an Active status alone does not mean all visits have already been delivered. Check campaign statistics for recorded progress.

The panel guide describes editing before a campaign starts, while it is unpaid or waiting for its scheduled start. A change in price may be settled against your wallet. The guide does not provide a self-service pause or extension for a running campaign.

Check the actions available on your order. If delivery has started or the order needs a correction, contact support with the order ID before assuming that its destination, timing, or other settings can be changed.

Cancellation options depend on the order’s status and service conditions. Check the order actions before its start time; if it is already running or marked Needs editing, contact support for the options applicable to that order.

A credit returned to your Seovisitor wallet is different from a refund to your original payment method. Delivered activity is not automatically refundable. Review the refund policy and obtain confirmation before relying on a refund for unused campaign time.

A visit is an instance of browsing activity under the service’s counting rules. A pageview is a page being viewed, so one visit can create several pageviews. An analytics user is identified using that tool’s measurement system, while an IP address is a network address.

These are different units. Repeat visits, shared IP addresses, and changes in analytics identifiers prevent a simple one-to-one comparison. Use the unit stated in your package; a visit allowance is not a guarantee of the same number of unique people.

The dashboard and GA4 measure activity using different systems. Differences can result from tracking tags, consent settings, blocked scripts, filters, redirects, session rules, report processing, and time zones.

Compare the same destination and delivery period, and check whether you are comparing visits, sessions, users, or pageviews. If a discrepancy remains, send support the order ID, affected dates, dashboard figures, and relevant analytics reports so the issue can be investigated.

Keep a record of each order’s destination, start and end times, source settings, country, and device mix. Use those details to filter or compare the corresponding activity in your analytics.

A dedicated landing page can make separation clearer. Campaign parameters can also help when the selected service supports them, but tagging can change attribution; confirm compatibility first, especially for keyword campaigns. Timing and source labels alone may not identify every campaign visit with certainty.

Use Reports > Acquisition > Traffic acquisition to inspect session-level acquisition, including Session source / medium. Use landing-page reports, available comparisons, or an Exploration to examine entry pages, countries, and device categories for the same period.

Keep the measurement scope consistent. First-user acquisition and session acquisition answer different questions. Report availability may vary with your property’s configuration; see Google’s Traffic acquisition guidance.

Search Console’s Search results report measures impressions and clicks from Google Search. It is not a report of every visit to your website, so direct, social, referral, and backlink visits are not recorded there as search clicks.

For keyword campaigns, compare the relevant query, page, country, device, and dates. Search Console uses its own reporting and aggregation rules, and a delivered browsing session does not guarantee a corresponding reported search click. Use your dashboard and GA4 to examine website activity.

First check whether delivery matches the ordered destination, schedule, country, device, and navigation settings. Then review the available sessions, pageviews, engagement time, and tracking events.

Measure verified enquiries, purchases, or other business outcomes separately. A configured session can lower a reported bounce rate without demonstrating customer interest or profitable acquisition. Likewise, use Search Console to evaluate organic search performance rather than inferring ranking gains from engagement metrics.

Calculators labeled USD / Day show an estimated daily cost for the selected inputs. The campaign’s duration also matters when determining the full Advanced order amount. A ready-made package shows its plan price and included visit allowance.

The final Review & pay screen is where you should confirm the full amount, any applied discount, and your wallet balance before payment. Do not interpret a daily estimate as the total campaign price.

Open Add Funds to see the payment methods currently offered to your account. The panel guide describes card, cryptocurrency, and manual PayPal options; availability, payment limits, and processing requirements can vary by method.

Follow the payment instructions and check Recent wallet transactions. A top-up may appear as Pending before it becomes Success. Manual payments can require review. If it remains pending after the stated processing period, contact support with the transaction reference and payment details.

When auto-renewal is enabled, an eligible campaign renews at the end of its term using your wallet balance. Renewal requires enough credit to cover the order; it does not mean the campaign checkout automatically charges an external card.

Review the renewal toggle and wallet balance before the campaign ends. If you want one campaign term only, switch off auto-renewal. If funds are insufficient, check the resulting order status and add credit before relying on continued delivery.

The current Google signup offer advertises a $1 account bonus and 500 Club Points. Wallet credit and reward points are different balances, so they should not be treated as interchangeable cash.

After signup, check the credit received and the services, minimum quantities, and prices available in your account. Use an eligible order that fits the available balance to review setup and delivery. The bonus does not promise a free order for every service or quantity.

Eligible campaign points are granted when the campaign completes; the Review & pay screen shows the expected reward before purchase. Open Rewards to see the discount codes available for your points balance.

Check each reward’s points cost, discount limit, number of uses, and expiry conditions. After claiming a code, enter it under Promo code at checkout and confirm the discount shown. Claiming a reward is final under the panel guide, so choose the code before spending your points.

Eligibility depends on the service, order status, payment history, and current refund policy. Unused wallet credit, an eligible canceled order, and activity already delivered are treated differently. Missing analytics records do not automatically establish a refund entitlement.

Provide the order ID, payment reference where relevant, affected dates, destination URL, and delivery or analytics reports. Report problems promptly: the published terms currently specify a follow-up deadline of three days after an order finishes. A wallet credit and a refund to the original payment method are separate outcomes.

Your destination must be discoverable in Google for the exact keyword and search settings used by the campaign. Use the current eligibility check in the order form and confirm the supported result range before paying.

If your page cannot be found, choose another eligible keyword or resolve the search-visibility issue first. Ask support to confirm eligibility if the order requirements are unclear. A keyword order is not an indexing service.

Choose a keyword that actually returns your intended destination in the relevant Google results. Check the same country and device settings you plan to use, because the result and ranking can differ between markets and devices.

Enter the exact keyword and full destination URL requested by the form. Keyword traffic orders use one keyword per campaign; create separate campaigns for additional terms so each keyword and destination can be reviewed independently.

In the keyword campaign setup, CTR controls the configured share of search activity intended to continue to your website. At a value below 100%, some configured searches do not produce a click to your result.

The setting is not a guarantee that Search Console will report the same CTR for the query, since that report includes other search activity and uses its own measurement rules. Confirm whether the order allowance and invoice refer to searches, users, or website visits before payment.

Check after the relevant reporting period has been processed, and note whether the newest data is preliminary. Search Console is not a live campaign-delivery counter.

Filter by the exact query, destination page, country, device, and campaign dates. Compare those results with a suitable baseline, while allowing for other search traffic and changes in visibility. There is no guaranteed reporting delay or one-to-one match between an order total and Search Console’s figures. See Google’s Search results report guidance.

The configured search route may no longer work if your destination cannot be located within the supported result range. Check the campaign status and any Needs editing message for the required correction.

Where the order provides a keyword-correction action, use it and follow the instructions. Otherwise contact support with the order ID, keyword, destination, country, and device settings. Do not assume the campaign automatically switches to a different keyword or URL.

The current country list is shown when you create a campaign. The Traffic by Country directory highlights markets with dedicated pages, but it is not the complete live availability list.

A particular country may support less delivery volume than worldwide traffic. Check the limits offered for your selected service and location, especially before planning a high-volume or time-sensitive campaign.

Traffic service pages describe country-level targeting. Do not assume that city, regional, or ZIP-code selection is included unless that option is explicitly available for the selected service in your order form.

If your campaign requires a narrower location, ask support to confirm the supported targeting and its limits before paying. Location options in Keyword Rank Tracker are a separate feature and should not be interpreted as traffic-targeting capabilities.

Use the country-selection options offered by the campaign form. If several countries can be selected, check whether the form specifies a distribution rule; multiple selections do not automatically promise equal delivery to every country.

Create separate campaigns when you need individual country budgets, delivery targets, or clearly separated reports. If a specific geographic split is essential, confirm that requirement with support before ordering.

Analytics tools use their own location-detection methods and reporting rules, so their geographic labels may not exactly match the delivery system’s records. Existing visitors can also be included if the report is not filtered to the campaign’s destination and dates.

Check the order’s selected country, the relevant date range, time zone, and landing page first. Send support the order ID and a country breakdown if the difference remains significant. Country targeting is not a promise of matching city-level location data.

No. A selected referrer is a campaign source setting. It does not, by itself, publish a link or advertisement on that website, secure an editorial placement, or establish that the publisher’s existing audience is being reached.

A source label in an analytics report is not proof of endorsement or a commercial relationship with that website. If you need visits that follow an existing published link, compare the Backlinks Traffic service.

Backlinks Traffic uses a link that is already published on another website. The campaign starts on the source page containing that link and follows it to the destination on your site.

The order does not include creating a backlink, writing a guest post, or buying a publishing placement. Check that the source and destination are accessible and that the published link opens the intended URL before starting the campaign.

Submit the full URL of the page that contains the backlink, together with the intended destination required by the order form. A publisher’s homepage is suitable only if the relevant link is actually published there.

If several links lead to different destinations, confirm how the campaign identifies the intended link before ordering. Do not assume that every link on the source page will receive visits or that analytics will show the full source article URL.

The ordered route may stop working if the link is removed, its destination changes, or the source page becomes inaccessible. Paywalls, login requirements, access challenges, and redirects can also affect the route.

Contact support promptly with the order ID, original source URL, destination, and the change you observed. Do not assume that the campaign can automatically use another publisher or link. Any correction, cancellation, or refund depends on the applicable order conditions.

Social Traffic is a website traffic campaign with social-source settings. Its destination is a page on your website.

Social Media Services order a specified action on an eligible social post, video, profile, page, or channel. An order for likes, followers, or views does not automatically include website visits, future interaction, interested customers, or higher Google rankings.

Use the exact target type requested by the selected service: a post or video link for content activity, or a profile, page, group, or channel link for the corresponding audience-count service. Check the accepted URL format and any public-access requirements.

Seovisitor’s social service page states that your account password is not required. If you submit the wrong link, contact support immediately; whether it can be corrected depends on the order’s processing status and service conditions.

A views or subscriber order does not guarantee eligible watch hours, valid subscribers, or acceptance into the YouTube Partner Program. Artificial engagement may be excluded from counts and can result in platform enforcement.

YouTube assesses authenticity and policy compliance separately. Do not treat an engagement order as a monetization package. Review YouTube’s fake engagement policy before ordering or relying on any purchased metrics.

Counts can change after delivery, including when users reverse actions or platforms adjust recorded activity. A refill is available only when the selected service explicitly includes one, subject to its duration, limits, and conditions.

Check the service description before purchasing and retain the order details. If a decrease occurs, contact support with the order ID, original target link, dates, and relevant counts. Do not assume that every service offers permanent retention or an automatic replacement.

Keyword Rank Tracker records your website’s Google positions for the keywords and competitors you select. It is a measurement tool and does not change rankings.

A keyword traffic campaign is a separate order that configures search-based visits. You can use the tracker without buying traffic, and creating a traffic order does not automatically create a tracking project.

A rank check is a snapshot under particular keyword, location, device, and time settings. Your manual search can use different settings or reflect personalization.

Search Console’s average position is calculated from recorded search impressions within the selected report filters; it is not the same as one scheduled check. Match the keyword, country, device, and date as closely as possible before comparing the results, and look at trends across several checks.

A missing ranking can mean that the website was not found within the results checked, or that a scheduled check did not complete. It does not automatically mean the page has been removed from Google’s index.

Review the project settings, result status, and latest check date. Use Search Console’s URL Inspection tool when you need to investigate whether a particular destination is indexed, and contact support if the tracking result remains unexplained.

The current service page lists up to 10 keywords per project, comparison with up to 3 competitor websites, and daily ranking updates. Daily results are scheduled checks rather than a continuous real-time feed.

Configure the available location and device options and confirm the current project limits and cost in your account before submitting. Keep the same search settings when comparing changes over time.

Yes. The Seovisitor API supports discovering available services, creating supported orders, and retrieving order status or delivery statistics. Use the live service catalogue to check current options, prices, and limits.

Create an API key in your account, follow the documentation provided in API & Docs, and use write-enabled access for order creation. An API request that creates or pays for an order still uses your account’s applicable settings and wallet balance.

A read-only key allows supported account and reporting requests. A write-enabled key also permits supported actions such as creating and paying for orders. Grant only the access your integration needs.

Keep keys private and send them using the documented Bearer authentication. Revoke an individual key from your panel to stop its access. If a key is lost or exposed, revoke it and create a replacement, then update the integration that used it.

Use a clear subject, select the relevant department, and attach the affected order using the Related Order field. Include the destination URL, dates and time zone, current status, expected result, and what you observed.

For tracking issues, add the relevant dashboard and analytics reports. For payments, include the transaction reference. Screenshots can help, but do not include passwords, API keys, or card details. Continue in the same ticket thread so support has the full context.