Switching From Reallysimplesocial to Chickletboost: A Step-by-Step Guide
If you have already decided to move your social media growth spending away from Reallysimplesocial, the part that usually holds people back is not the decision itself. It is not knowing what happens to your existing balance, whether you need to "cancel" anything, and how to get your first order running on a new panel without losing momentum. This guide walks through that process in order.
Some of the recent public feedback on Reallysimplesocial points to exactly the kind of frustration that pushes people to look elsewhere, including reports of the site being unreachable and orders not going through as expected. If that matches what you've been dealing with, the good news is that switching takes less effort than most people expect.
What's actually different between the two platforms
Beyond the wallet-and-order basics both platforms share, a few things stand out once you're comparing them side by side. Chickletboost accepts direct Naira, Cedi, and Shilling payment, so Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Kenyan users are not funding an account through a currency workaround. Order support is handled directly rather than routed through a generic contact form, which matters most exactly when something needs a closer look. And no account, on either platform, ever asks for your social media password, so that part of the decision isn't a factor either way.
Step 1: Check what's left in your Reallysimplesocial account
Reallysimplesocial runs on a wallet/funding model rather than a fixed monthly subscription. You add funds, then spend that balance on orders as you place them. Before you move anywhere, log in and check two things: how much unused balance you have sitting in your account, and whether you have any orders still actively running (drip-feed orders in particular can stay active for days).
If you have a meaningful balance left, it is worth spending it down on services you already trust before switching, rather than leaving money idle on a panel you are about to stop using.
Step 2: Know their refund terms before you decide to withdraw funds
According to Reallysimplesocial's own refund policy, cancellations must be submitted in writing within 7 days, and refunds are only processed for goods that have not already been "effected on your social media handles." In plain terms, this means once an order has started delivering, it is generally treated as non-refundable. If you are planning to walk away with unused balance rather than spend it, submit your cancellation request in writing (they specify email) inside that 7-day window, and do not expect a refund on anything already delivered or in progress.
This is also why Step 1 matters. It is almost always simpler to use up an existing balance on services you already understand than to chase a refund on partially delivered orders.
Step 3: Create your Chickletboost account
Head to Chickletboost and sign up. You only need an email address and a username to get started, no verification delays, and no waiting period before you can fund your account and place your first order.
Step 4: Fund your account and place your first order
Chickletboost works on the same basic principle you are already used to from Reallysimplesocial: fund your wallet, then spend it on whichever service you need (followers, likes, views, comments, and more, across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, and other platforms). The difference most Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Kenyan users notice immediately is direct Naira (and local currency) payment support with no card issues and no password requests for your social accounts at any point.
Start with a smaller order first if you are moving a client's budget over, purely to confirm delivery speed and quality on your specific platform and service type before committing your full remaining budget.
Step 5: Move your recurring orders over
If you had drip-feed or recurring orders running on Reallysimplesocial for ongoing pages, rebuild the same schedule on Chickletboost once your first test order confirms delivery quality. There is no account migration tool between separate panels, since your order history and configuration live with each provider separately, so this is simply a matter of re-creating the same order settings on the new platform.
What actually changes once you've switched
The core mechanics stay familiar, since both platforms use the same fund-then-order model. What changes is what you are dealing with day to day: local payment support built for the Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Kenyan market, no password requirements, and direct support if an order needs a closer look. If your main frustration with Reallysimplesocial was payment friction or slow responses when something went wrong, that is the part this switch is actually solving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is switching from Reallysimplesocial to Chickletboost free?
Yes. Creating a Chickletboost account costs nothing. You only pay for the orders you place, the same wallet-funding model you're already used to.
What happens to my old Reallysimplesocial account after I switch?
It stays exactly as it is unless you close it yourself. You don't need to delete or deactivate your Reallysimplesocial account to start using Chickletboost. Many people keep both open until any remaining balance or active orders finish running.
Will there be a gap where I can't run any orders?
No. Since account creation and funding on Chickletboost take a few minutes, you can have a new order running before your last Reallysimplesocial order even finishes delivering.
Do I lose anything by switching?
You lose access to any unused Reallysimplesocial wallet balance you don't spend down first, and your order history stays on their platform rather than transferring over. Nothing about your social media accounts themselves is affected, since neither platform ever requires your account password.
Do I need to contact Reallysimplesocial support before switching?
No, not unless you're specifically requesting a refund on unused balance within their 7-day window. You can create and start using a Chickletboost account without doing anything on the Reallysimplesocial side first.
Is Chickletboost only for Nigerian users?
No. Chickletboost supports Nigerian, Ghanaian, and Kenyan users directly, with local currency payment for each.
Will I need to verify my identity to sign up?
No. You only need an email address and a username to create an account and start funding it.
What if my first order on Chickletboost doesn't deliver as expected?
Reach out through direct support rather than a generic contact form. This is the kind of issue that's easiest to catch early, which is why starting with a smaller test order first is worth doing before moving your full budget over.
Ready to make the move? Sign up on Chickletboost and fund your account in a few minutes, no password requests, no card issues, and direct Naira, Cedi, or Shilling payment depending on where you're based.