Instagram 1,000 FollowersTiktok 25,000 ViewsSnapchat 5,000 Story ViewsYoutube 500 Subscribers
Members, post views and reactions to build channels and communities on Telegram.
By the size of the account you have, not the budget you have
| Account stage | Recommended | Why |
|---|---|---|
| New channel | 1,000–3,000 members | Below a thousand a forwarded post arrives at something that looks abandoned. |
| Deals, news or crypto channel | 5,000–20,000 members | These categories are judged purely on scale, and advertisers on them pay by member count. |
| Business support channel | 1,000–2,000 members | Here the channel serves existing customers, so the number only has to look established, not large. |
Telegram has no feed and no algorithm. Every message you post reaches every subscriber, in order, immediately — there is nothing deciding who deserves it. That makes it the only platform on this site where reach is a fixed number you own rather than a number you compete for each time.
The consequence is that growth comes entirely from the forward. Someone shares your post into a group or another channel, a few people join, and that is the whole engine. There is no discovery surface, no explore page and no recommendation to appear in.
Which is why the subscriber count does double duty here. It is your reach, and it is also the credibility signal that decides whether someone who lands on the channel from a forward stays — a channel with two hundred members reads as somebody testing an idea, whatever is written in it.
Telegram is the one platform where buying early makes more sense than buying late, because every subscriber compounds across every future post.
A public channel link is the only thing used. No admin rights, no bot token and no access to the channel is requested or possible.
Telegram has no follower audit of the kind Instagram or YouTube run, so the count is stable once delivered. What moves it is your own posting: an unused channel loses members faster than it gained them.
Never. We only ask for your public channel or post link. We never request your password or a login code, never ask for admin rights, and never add a bot. Any service that wants to be made an administrator should not be trusted.
Yes. Members work for public channels and public groups alike — just paste the public link and tell us which format it is. The channel or group must be public with a working username or invite link during delivery.
The direct post link in the t.me/yourchannel/128 format, where the number is the message ID — not just the channel link. Views and reactions attach to that specific message. For members, the channel or group link is what we need.
Post views are non-drop — once counted they stay permanently, so no refill is needed. Members and reactions carry an automatic 30-day refill guarantee, since some natural fluctuation is possible as Telegram prunes accounts; any dip within the window is topped back up.
Telegram is the default home for MENA communities — crypto and trading rooms, breaking-news channels, and deals broadcasts all live here because the channel format and instant notifications suit time-sensitive content. For these audiences, the member count and post views are the credibility that decides whether people join, forward and pay.
Channels — the order points at a public channel link. A private group cannot be delivered to.
Every subscriber receives every post — Telegram has no feed filtering it. That is why the count is reach rather than a proxy for it.
Some do, on every channel, and the 30-day refill covers drops inside the window. Consistent posting is what keeps the rest.
