No Sign Up Needed: How to Order on Nitro Without an Account

You can now place an order on Nitro without making an account. Tap Order without an account on the homepage, pick a service, paste your link and pay for just that one order, from ₦1,000. After you pay you get a guest code, and that code is how you track the order, ask for a refill and use any credit later.

It is built for people who want to try us once, buy for someone else, or simply do not want another login. If you order often, an account still gives you more, and we will be honest about where the line is.

Why did we build guest checkout?

Because a lot of people want one thing, once.

A musician pushing a single release. A shop owner who wants a few hundred followers before a sale weekend. Someone buying views for a friend's video. For all of them, creating an account, funding a wallet and then ordering was three steps too many. Some people also told us plainly that they wanted to see one order deliver before trusting us with an account and a wallet balance. That is a fair thing to want.

Guest checkout removes the sign up. Everything else about the order, the services, the delivery and the prices, stays the same.

How do I order without an account?

The whole thing is two steps.

That is it. Your order starts once the payment lands.

If you are not sure which link to paste, our guide on finding the right link shows you for every app. The right link matters more than anything else on the form. A wrong link or a private account is the most common reason an order fails.

Which platforms and services can I order as a guest?

Guest checkout covers the services people order most, on the six platforms people order most:

That is the Global list. The Nigerian list is a little different: Telegram is Global only, and you get extras such as Instagram reposts and Facebook shares.

Each service shows its tiers side by side. Standard carries refill cover for 30 days and Premium carries refill for the life of the order, on services marked refill included. Refill restores the count, it does not bring back the exact same accounts, and it cannot cover a deleted post, an account switched to private or an account the platform has restricted. Our guide to service tiers explains the difference properly.

The full catalogue, with 30 platforms including Spotify, Audiomack, Boomplay, Snapchat, Threads, WhatsApp, Discord and more, needs a free account. So do bulk orders, gradual delivery spread over days, and the API. If the service you want is not in the guest list, that is the reason.

How do I pay as a guest?

In Nigeria, you can pay by card, bank transfer, USSD or Opay at checkout. In Ghana and Kenya you can use a card or mobile money.

A few things worth knowing before you pay:

• Orders start at ₦1,000. Below that, the order will not go through.
• Your price is held for 30 minutes while you pay. Prices move with the exchange rate, so if you leave the payment for longer than that, the price may update when you come back.
• You pay the same prices as everyone else, including any site wide sale that is running. Guests are not charged a convenience fee.

If you prefer paying from your Opay, PalmPay or Kuda balance by transfer, our post on paying with Opay, PalmPay, Kuda and bank transfer covers that in more detail.

What is a guest code?

After you pay, you get a guest code: a short code of letters and numbers, in two groups of four. It is the key to your order.

Your guest code opens your order page, where you can:

• Track delivery as it happens
• Ask for a refill on services that include one
• See any credit sitting on the code

To check on an order later, go to the homepage and enter the code next to Already ordered?, then tap Track.

Keep it private. Anyone with your code can open your order page. If you added your email at checkout, we also send the code to you with your receipt, which is the easiest way not to lose it. If you skipped the email, screenshot the code before you close the page.

What happens if my guest order does not fully deliver?

Whatever did not deliver comes back to you as credit on your guest code. You do not have to ask for it. The next time you order, enter the code at checkout under Have a guest code?, tap Apply, and the credit comes off the price.

If the email you ordered with already belongs to a Nitro account, the money goes into that account's wallet instead.

To be clear about what this is: it is credit for Nitro services, the same as for account holders. It is not paid back to your bank account or card. You can read the full terms on our refund policy page.

Can I move a guest order to an account later?

Yes, and nothing is lost when you do.

The simplest way is to sign up with Google using the same email you ordered with. Your guest orders move across automatically. You can also add a guest code by hand under your orders in the dashboard. Either way, any credit on the code moves into your wallet.

So you can start as a guest, see an order deliver, and decide later whether you want an account at all.

Should I order as a guest or make an account?

It depends on how often you will order.

Is ordering as a guest safe?

The same rules apply to guests as to everyone else. We only ever need the public link to your profile or post. We never ask for your password, and nobody from Nitro will ever ask you for one. If someone does, it is not us.

If you want to know more about who we are before paying, our post on whether Nitro is legit covers the company, the registration number and how we handle orders that go wrong. At the time of writing, 20K+ orders have been placed on Nitro, and 91% delivered in full.

Try one order

If you have been curious about Nitro but did not want to sign up just to find out, this is the easiest way in. Go to nitro.ng, tap Order without an account, and place one order from ₦1,000. If you like how it goes, you can make an account later and bring the order with you. If you want followers specifically, our Instagram services page shows every option and today's price.