FAQ

Buying post views does not put your channel at risk of a ban. Telegram's enforcement is aimed at accounts that send spam, mass-invite users, or abuse its API — not at channels whose posts have a high view count. Views attach to the post itself, not to your account, and we never ask for login access, so there is nothing on your side for Telegram to flag.

The one thing that does look unnatural is a sudden jump from 40 views to 40,000 on a channel with 300 subscribers. That's why we keep delivery paced and recommend orders that fit your channel size. Keep your view count in a believable range and the growth reads as organic to both Telegram and your audience.

Our views come from active Telegram accounts, not from cheap proxy scripts that only hit the post URL. That difference matters: low-quality script traffic is what many providers sell when the price is unrealistically low — and those counts are the ones that tend to look unstable elsewhere.

With us, the delivered view count stays. We do not sell disposable traffic that quietly disappears a few days later. Be skeptical of any provider selling views at a fraction of a cent with no clear delivery method — at that price, the economics usually only work with throwaway accounts or proxy hits.

In normal conditions, orders are completed within about 30 minutes of being placed. If Telegram or our delivery network is under heavy load, or there is a temporary disruption, it can take longer — but most orders finish inside that half-hour window.

You do not need to leave the page open for delivery to finish. Once the order is confirmed, processing continues in the background.

No. We only need the public link to your post — for example https://t.me/yourchannel/128. That's it.

No provider legitimately needs your password, your phone number, or a 2FA code to deliver views. If you're ever asked for any of those, close the tab. Handing over login credentials gives someone full control of your account, and no view package is worth that.

Yes — but private channels have to go through a Telegram bot rather than the standard order form on this page.

The reason is simple: our normal website checkout needs a public t.me link it can reach. A private channel has no such link, so delivery has to happen from inside Telegram. That's what the bots in our directory (/telegram-view-bots) and guides (/blog/best-telegram-view-bots) are for — you add the bot to your channel as an admin, register the channel once, and it can deliver views from there.

On bots, coverage is unlimited (not capped to a fixed number of recent posts). Setup takes a couple of minutes and works for one-off posts as well as ongoing automatic views. If your channel is public, you can order directly on the site instead.

Our base price is $0.10 per 1,000 views. The final price can vary depending on the bot or delivery method you choose, targeting options, and the package size — but $0.10 / 1K is the starting point.

That keeps pricing simple: 1,000 views from $0.10 · 5,000 views from $0.50 · 10,000 views from $1.00, before any method-specific adjustments shown at checkout.

We accept major credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express), Apple Pay and Google Pay, and cryptocurrency — BTC, ETH, USDT (TRC-20), and LTC.

Crypto payments are confirmed as soon as the transaction clears on-chain. Card payments are processed immediately, and you'll get an email confirmation with your order ID before delivery starts.

No. Views delivered through our service do not drop. Once your order completes, the count you received stays on the post.

That is one of the main reasons people switch away from ultra-cheap providers: script or proxy traffic often shrinks after Telegram recounts. We do not sell that kind of traffic, so you should not see the “ordered yesterday, gone tomorrow” pattern with us.

Yes. On the website you can cover up to your last 100 posts in one order. Through our Telegram bots, there is no post-count cap — you can keep adding posts without that website limit.

Spreading views across recent posts usually looks more natural than putting everything on a single URL. A channel where the last posts sit in a similar view range reads as consistent; one post with a huge spike next to near-empty posts does not.

The honest answer is that "best" depends on what you're optimising for, so here's what to actually check before paying anyone:

• Link-only checkout. A provider that asks for your password or 2FA code should be ruled out immediately. • Stable, non-drop views — not a vague “non-drop” slogan with no real delivery quality behind it. • Fast completion under normal load (typically within ~30 minutes), with clear communication if the network is busy. • Flexible multi-post options (up to the last 100 posts on the site; unlimited via bots). • A real support channel you can reach before you order, not just after something goes wrong.

We meet those checks, which is why we're comfortable telling you to compare us against anyone else on this list.