Telegram SMM panel for members, views and reactions

1. 1

   Open an account and confirm your email

   Signing up is free. Confirm the address from the link we send, because ordering and buying credit are both blocked until you do.

2. 2

   Buy credit

   Six fixed amounts from $20 to $1,000. The processing fee is a separate line, so $20 of credit costs $21.00 in total. Card payment runs through Whop. We do not take crypto.

3. 3

   Copy the public Telegram link

   The profile, post or stream link, depending on the service. Check it opens in a private browser window before you use it.

4. 4

   Pick the service and the quantity

   Every service shows its rate per 1,000, its minimum and its maximum before you commit. The charge comes off your balance when you place the order.

5. 5

   Watch the status

   The order forwards to our network within seconds. Status moves through Pending, In progress, Processing and then Completed, Partial or Canceled.

Which Telegram link to paste

Post views are the fastest thing on this panel. Many Telegram view services report average completion in single-digit minutes. Members are slower, and the premium and country-targeted servers are slower still, because the pool of accounts they can draw from is much smaller.

Drip feed is worth using on members and not usually worth it on views. A channel that gains 20,000 members in an hour looks exactly like what it is. Spread across a week it looks like a channel that is being promoted. The table above shows which Telegram services support drip feed. The quantity you set is charged once per run, so ten runs of 2,000 costs the same as a single order for 20,000.

Drip feed splits one order into runs delivered on a schedule instead of all at once. You set the number of runs and the interval between them. The quantity you enter is charged once per run, so ten runs of 500 costs the same as one order for 5,000.

Telegram removes accounts in sweeps, so member counts fall in steps rather than by a trickle. A channel that reaches 10,000 members and settles at 9,200 over the following month is behaving the way this platform normally behaves. Cheaper servers drop more. The online-accounts and premium servers drop least, and they cost more for exactly that reason.

Views and reactions do not drop in the same way, because they attach to a message rather than to a subscriber list. If the message is deleted they go with it.

Where a Telegram service carries a refill, the table above says so and you can request it from the order inside the window. If an order stops short, we refund the undelivered share to your balance automatically as soon as our network reports the order partial. That refund lands as credit and shows in your balance history against the order number.

Buying members, views or reactions breaks Telegram's terms of service. Telegram can limit or remove a channel, a group or a bot, and that consequence is yours. We are not able to appeal it for you and we do not pretend otherwise.

We never ask for your Telegram login, your phone number or a code from the app. Every order takes a public link. Anyone asking you for a Telegram login code is trying to take your account.

Keep the profile, post or stream public until delivery finishes. Our network reaches your content the same way any visitor does, so anything that hides it also stops the order.

Telegram is the one platform where our network's country targeting is genuinely deep. Members are listed for Russia, India and Ukraine as their own servers, and the premium range adds Russia, China, the USA, Uzbekistan, Israel, Arabic-speaking regions, Turkey, India, Iran and Italy. Post views, post shares and bot starts have a thirteen-country variant.

Targeted servers cost more per 1,000 and run slower than the worldwide ones, because they draw from a smaller pool. They are worth the difference when the channel is in one language and a member list full of accounts from everywhere would be obvious. For a channel with a global audience, worldwide is cheaper and finishes faster.

Every account gets an API key on its account page. The endpoint is /api/v2 and it takes add order, order status, multi-status, refill, refill status, cancel and balance. The service ids in the table above are the ids you pass to it, and they are our network’s own ids, so a script written against another panel usually needs the URL and the key changed and nothing else.