November 2026 Issue: Prices and Terms of 40 Growth Services

Price changes since the last issue

This is the first issue, so its reads are the baseline. From the December issue on, every price or term that differs from the read before it is listed here with both values, both dates and the page. Values that already changed between two reads this month:

None.

Findings

Upleap, Nitreo and Flock Social share the same price points

Upleap lists $39/mo, $69/mo and $119/mo on monthly billing, plus a headline $19/mo that is billed annually. Nitreo lists the same three monthly figures, $39/mo, $69/mo and $119/mo, and the same annual headline $19/mo. Flock Social lists $69/mo and $119/mo monthly, and $34/mo when paid yearly. Upleap and Nitreo both show a trial of 7 days on monthly plans. Flock Social shows 3 days on its monthly plans too and none on yearly plans. The index records the match in price points and offers no reading of why the three pages agree.

TokUpgrade and Growthoid prices are read on sidesmedia.com

The price pages read for TokUpgrade and Growthoid are pages on sidesmedia.com. TokUpgrade lists TikTok followers from $5.99 one-time at its sidesmedia.com page, Growthoid lists $5.99 one-time for the same item at sidesmedia.com/pricing, and SidesMedia lists $5.99 one-time. The rating notes match as well, with the same creator and order claims and the same note on reviews. TokUpgrade's homepage reads Trusted by 50,000+ creators since 2017 and Growthoid's reads 50,000+ creators use. Neither shows a star rating, and the reviews page says verified-buyer reviews are being rebuilt with none published.

Tokmatik and TokTurbo price their TikTok follower tiers the same

Tokmatik lists TikTok followers in High Quality, Premium and VIP tiers. Its first two tiers read $29.99 one-time and $44.99 one-time per thousand; TokTurbo's High Quality and Premium tiers read $29.99 one-time and $44.99 one-time. Likes read $2.99 one-time against $2.99 one-time, and views read $1.99 one-time against $1.99 one-time. The refund windows differ: Tokmatik writes 30 days, TokTurbo writes 7 days.

Plixi and Path Social carry the same guarantee line

Path Social's pricing page reads No bots. No fake users. Guaranteed results or it's free! Plixi's pricing page reads Guaranteed Results or It's Free! Plixi writes a refund window of 7 days on its Pro and Experts plans only and Path Social writes a guarantee line with no window; both show an annual entry price, $29/mo at Path Social and $29/mo at Plixi. Path Social's page also showed a banner: 50% OFF ANNUAL PLANS | BLACK FRIDAY FLASH SALE

AiGrow's pricing page gives two different refund windows

AiGrow's page contradicts itself on its refund: it reads both 30-day money-back guarantee and 14-day money guaranteed back. The index therefore records no single window, and its refund column reads not written. The same service shows the highest from-price of any subscription in the index, $599/mo, and its three monthly tiers read $599/mo, $999/mo and $1,999/mo.

Nitreo's page shows conflicting price sets and an FAQ price range

Nitreo's pages are inconsistent with each other: one block lists Essential and Speed, another lists Essential, Speed and a third tier named Nitro at different prices, and the FAQ gives a range of its own. Its monthly plan cards read $39/mo, $69/mo and $119/mo. One line reads Grow your Instagram for as little as $69 a month and another reads Nitreo offers plans between $39 and $79 Its FAQ page was also unavailable: https://nitreo.com/faq = "404 Error. Page Not Found."

Goread's FAQ, payment page and terms give different refund windows

Goread, whose pages also use the name GoreAd, states its refund in more than one way. Its FAQ and payment page offer a money-back request when an order has not been delivered, while its terms allow a refund only before the order starts, with none once delivered. Its refund column therefore reads not written. Goread's lowest from-price is $0.89 one-time, and its smallest follower pack reads $1.29 one-time.

HypeFlare and Famety have no readable service page

HypeFlare's domain gave no service page on 2026-11-15: the domain appeared to be for sale, read at hypeflare.com. Famety's domain also gave nothing to read, answering with HTTP 410 Gone. Both rows keep their domain registration dates and leave every price and term empty.

Social Boom sells a membership, not followers

Social Boom's page describes its product as a membership with content plans, trainings, AI tools, a community and a bundled CRM account; it sells no followers, likes or views. It shows one price, $47/mo, after a trial of 30 days. Its terms read Payments are non-refundable. The refund column shows none. The index keeps the row so a reader who finds the name in a growth service list can see what the page sells.

Upleap, Nitreo and Flock Social terms ask for the account password

The password column reads not stated for all three, yet each terms page asks for a login. Upleap: To provide the Service We require the Customer's username and password for the social media Account they are subscribing to the Service. Nitreo: To provide the Service We require the Customer's username and password for the social media Account Flock Social: To provide the Service We require the Customer's username and password for the social media Account they are subscribing to the Service. The index records the column as the pricing pages state it and places the clause beside it.

Kicksta's home page and pricing page open with different prices

Kicksta's home page headline reads Plans start at $69 per month Its pricing page reads FROM $1.30/DAY The plan entries read $69/mo monthly, $49/mo quarterly and $39/mo yearly for Growth. The headline price is the monthly one, while the lowest price on the pricing page is the yearly one. The index keeps both readings, each with the page it came from.

Two services' start-year claims differ from their domain registration records

Each service states a start year on its own page, and the registry shows a different registration year for the domain. UseViral claims since 2015 while the registry event dates from 2020-09-06. SidesMedia claims trusted since 2017 while the registry event dates from 2006-10-16. A domain's age is not the age of a service, so the index only records that each claim and each registry entry disagree.

Struck-through prices, banners and refund windows across the market

16 services show a struck-through list price next to a current one, and 2 services show a Black Friday banner on the read date. 18 services write a refund window and 19 services write none. On passwords, 3 services say they need yours, 28 services say they do not, and 8 services do not state a rule.

Next issue

The December issue re-reads the same 40 services and compares each from-price, billing length, refund window, password rule and trial with the figures read on 2026-11-15. Every change is listed with both read dates, and the matches and contradictions above are checked again against the pages as they then read.

Every service read this month