Prepare the right
public target URL.
Use the exact type of link requested by the service, confirm that it opens while you are signed out, and keep it public until the order is complete.
1. Match the link to the service
A post service needs a post URL. A profile or follower service needs a profile URL. A video, channel, group, server, bot, track, repository, app, quest, or campaign service needs the corresponding public destination. A homepage or shortened link may not identify the required target.
2. Test public access
Open it while signed out. The target should load without an account password, private invitation, wallet connection, or access request unless the service page explicitly says otherwise.
Check regional or age restrictions. If the target cannot be accessed, delivery may be delayed while we contact you.
Confirm the content is eligible. You must control the target or be authorized to promote it, and it must comply with the acceptable-use policy.
3. Keep it stable during delivery
Do not delete the content, change the username, make the account private, replace the destination, or disable the group, bot, track, repository, app, or campaign while the order is active. A target change can interrupt progress or make the remaining work impossible to verify.
Common link problems
The direct destination
A complete HTTPS link that opens the exact public item named by the service.
Ambiguous or restricted links
Private profiles, expired invitations, dashboards, edit links, redirect chains, deleted content, or a different target type.
Before you pay
If you are unsure which link a service requires, contact support before ordering. Never send Crowdlume an account password, wallet seed phrase, private key, or one-time sign-in code. If your goal is to learn how independent readers understand a page—not to deliver a public action—use the private landing page feedback service.