{"short_description":"<h4>What is a Child Panel?<br><\/h4><p style=\"font-weight:400;font-size:16px;\">From its name, a child panel refers to a panel that has its connection derived from a regular panel. A child panel has fewer ranges of features when compared with a regular panel, and because of this, the user experience might be a little bit lesser.<\/p><p style=\"font-weight:400;font-size:16px;\">SMM Panel are known as sites where you can purchase marketing services for your customers,<\/p><p style=\"font-weight:400;font-size:16px;\">They are of two types namely regular panels and child panels. This article sets out to inform you about child panels and how they differ from the more popular regular cheap SMM panel.<br><br><\/p><h4>Differences between child panel and regular panel<\/h4><h2><\/h2><p style=\"font-weight:400;font-size:16px;\">As stated earlier, a child panel is not the same as a regular panel, even though they are both SMM panels. The following are some of the differences that exist between a child panel and a regular panel.<br><br><\/p><h4>How does the Child Panel work?<\/h4><h2><\/h2><p style=\"font-weight:400;font-size:16px;\">A child panel works in a way that you can specify the category of services that you want to provide to your customers. Whether you want to buy from a regular panel and sell to your customer\u2019s likes, followers, or video views on Facebook and Instagram, you can easily do this on your child panel. All you have to do is export all the services after selecting the categories of choice to indicate the services you want to provide from your seller panel. You can sell to your customer and manage your customer orders without knowing about your seller panel. Your customer will never know about your seller panel. Your Childpanel will only connect with your seller panel by API.<\/p>"}