SHOPI Review 2026
Social account shop at shopi3.store, with a live stock counter on every network it sells
Open shopi3.store and the catalogue announces its own size before you click anything: 946 Facebook listings, 659 on Telegram, 507 email packages, on down to 18 for YouTube. Each of the fifteen networks on the homepage carries a live counter, so a buyer planning a launch can see what is on the shelf per network before opening a single category. Behind the counters is a shop of social accounts and consumables for traffic arbitrage, stocked directly by vetted suppliers, with replacement of invalid items advertised right on the front page.
What the storefront shows before you register, and what the shop promises once you buy.
- A live stock counter for each of the fifteen networks
- Sorting by price or by quantity inside every category
- Guest checkout by crypto or card, no registration needed
- An articles section written for media buyers
- Replacement of invalid items under published rules
- Support around the clock in chat and Telegram
- Delivery by email, or into the cabinet for balance orders
- Per-listing guarantee terms printed in the description
Stock counts on the front door
Counters as displayed on the shopi3.store homepage on 26 August 2026. They move as stock sells and restocks, so treat every figure on this page as that day's reading. The seven smaller networks are in the table below.
All fifteen counters
The full homepage board, largest network first. Together the counters added up to a little over four thousand listings on the day we read them.
| Network | Listings on the counter |
|---|---|
| Facebook accounts | 946 |
| Telegram | 659 |
| 507 | |
| 489 | |
| Gmail | 391 |
| X (Twitter) | 342 |
| TikTok | 229 |
| Discord | 142 |
| Facebook Business Manager | 89 |
| Google Ads | 79 |
| Facebook Fan Page | 52 |
| Twitch | 34 |
| 33 | |
| 32 | |
| YouTube | 18 |
Inside a category the same habit of showing the numbers continues. Listings can be sorted cheapest first, most expensive first or by quantity in stock, with price and availability filters beside them, so working out whether a network has the volume you need takes a minute rather than a browsing session.
The suppliers behind the shelves
SHOPI works as a marketplace, and says plainly what that means.
Goods come from suppliers
The shop states that buyers purchase products directly from its vetted suppliers, and that it offers exclusively legal digital goods and accounts. Each supplier sets the terms printed in their own listings.
The bench keeps growing
New supplier offers are reviewed every day, per the FAQ, and a seller with stock to move applies through the Telegram support bot. The storefront has a dedicated supplier area of its own.
A stated home market
The service is oriented at the Ukrainian market, and goods for Russia are not sold or supported. A buyer knows the shop's footing before spending anything.
Two ways to check out
Straight from the FAQ, and the difference decides where your order lands.
As a guest
Hit the Buy button and pay with cryptocurrency or card, Visa and Mastercard named in the FAQ. The order arrives by email, with the order number attached to the payment, and that number is what support will ask for if anything needs sorting out.
From a balance
Register, top up the personal cabinet and pay orders from the balance. No email is sent on this route; the order appears in the order history of the cabinet instead, which suits buyers who come back often enough that an inbox full of order emails is noise.
Replacement, spelled out in the rules
The promise from the homepage banner, and the exact path the shop publishes for claiming it.
| Step | What the shop asks for |
|---|---|
| Know your window | The standard guarantee is 30 minutes from purchase, VK goods carry 10 minutes, and an individual term written into a product description overrides both. The rules ask buyers to check goods right away rather than setting them aside for later. |
| Write to one channel | The claim goes to the on-site chat or the Telegram support bot, whichever you prefer, and the rules ask you to pick one rather than writing to both at once. |
| Send four things | The order number attached to the payment, a description of the problem, the list of invalid accounts and a screenshot showing the error. The replacement page prints a worked example of the whole message. |
| Video makes it certain | Recording the purchase is optional, and the rules call a correct recording the sure route to a replacement: film the payment, the delivery and the first login attempt in that order, copying credentials by right-click. |
| Wait for the supplier | Per the replacement terms, a request is usually reviewed within a few hours, and individual disputed cases can take up to a couple of days. |
Refunds are covered as well. Money comes back when no equivalent replacement is available, with payment fees over 1 percent deducted from the transfer. The rules also ask buyers to change the credentials on a purchased account straight away, except accounts that originate from actual people, where changing the data is prohibited. Reading the listing description before paying tells you exactly which window and which terms apply to that specific product.
Proxies are part of the deal
SHOPI writes proxies straight into its warranty terms. The shop rules make proxy use a condition of the guarantee, and require a different proxy for every account once you log into two or more. The recommendations page explains why in the shop's own words: several accounts entered from one IP address risk being banned together, so use individual IPv4 proxies that only you hold, and give a fresh account some ordinary human activity before working it at pace.
That is where our side of the partnership picks up. PROXIES.SX runs a 4G/5G mobile and residential network billed per GB, with GB that never expire, which fits the rhythm of account work: a burst of traffic to check a fresh batch inside the guarantee window, then steady low-volume use as the accounts run. The proxy tester confirms your endpoints are clean before the first login, while the 30 minute clock is ticking.
Who does their shopping here
The shop writes for a specific reader. Its articles section is addressed to affiliate marketers and marketing teams by name, with material like choosing a geo for gambling campaigns, and the news portal even takes article submissions from readers. The catalogue matches that audience: Facebook accounts and Business Managers, Google Ads accounts, fan pages and the consumables around them, next to bulk email, Telegram and the other social networks.
It also suits anyone who wants to see stock before committing. The counters on the front door answer the first question of any bulk buyer, how much of this is actually available, before a single click. Around the buying itself sit 24/7 support in the on-site chat and the Telegram bot, a shop channel and a blog channel on Telegram, and a discount offered for leaving a review of the shop.
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Everything on this page comes from shopi3.store as read on 26 August 2026: the homepage counters, the FAQ, the shop rules, and the replacement and recommendations pages. Counters move as stock sells, so treat the numbers as that day's reading.
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