12/10/2026 21:57
Per-Thousand Billing: Compare Rate, Quantity and Final Charge
A rate per thousand is a unit price, not the cost of every possible order. KhmerBoosting customers should review the chosen quantity and the calculated charge together. This is especially important when comparing a quantity-based listing with a package offer, because their visible rate numbers describe different purchase models.
Reader note: Service availability, targeting and delivery depend on the individual listing. Review platform rules and the current Services catalogue before ordering. The illustrations are conceptual, not actual campaign results.
Identify the billing unit
Read the selected listing and check whether its rate is per_1000 or a package unit. Do not assume every service in a category uses the same model. Keep the deliverable and target type beside the unit in your notes. A meaningful comparison starts with equivalent scope rather than the smallest number shown in a catalogue.
Review the quantity range
For quantity-based services, follow the current minimum, maximum and any step conditions in the form. Those limits define eligible input, not a recommended campaign size. Choose a quantity consistent with a clear objective and budget. A high maximum does not establish that a large first purchase is the best decision for your campaign.
Confirm the calculated price
The per-thousand model generally relates the rate to quantity divided by a thousand; review the actual displayed charge after your input. Applicable customer pricing can affect the final value, so an old example should not replace the current preview. Ask support if the unit is unclear before submitting rather than assuming a remembered total is still correct.
Keep records and outcomes separate
Retain the accepted KhmerBoosting order reference and charge after submission. Use those for operational questions and cost reporting. A low unit rate does not guarantee quality, authentic participation or sales. Review service conditions and platform rules alongside the budget so your purchase decision remains both understandable and honestly represented.
Quick questions
Does a low per-thousand rate mean every order costs that amount?
No. The final charge depends on the selected quantity and applicable pricing; check the form preview.
Where can I review the current offer?
Use the Services catalogue and selected description. For account-specific questions, sign in and use Tickets.
Continue your planning
Review available services · Read customer API documentation · Browse common questions. For account-specific help, sign in and open Tickets. Never include passwords or secret keys.