TGLUX sells Telegram, X (Twitter) and YouTube services, and every row in the catalogue is priced per 1000. The services are our own and we supply them wholesale, so the figures on the price list are what a reseller pays rather than a retail number with a trade discount applied somewhere later. This page is the reseller's view of that - where a margin comes from, what the API will and will not do, and what a storefront on your own domain actually changes.
What this page covers
- Panel, provider and reseller: who does what
- The margin arithmetic on a wholesale price list
- Telegram Members SMM Panel, seen from the reseller's side
- What the price list actually says
- Wiring orders in over HTTP
- Child panels, your own storefront
- What resellers ask before signing up
Panel, provider and reseller: who does what
The mechanics are plain. A row in the catalogue has an id, a rate per 1000 and its own quantity limits; an order is that id plus a public link plus a number. Your balance is charged when the order is created rather than when it finishes, and the order carries a start count, so what the link already showed is on the record before anything is delivered.
What is less plain from outside is whose services these are. They are ours. TGLUX supplies Telegram, X (Twitter) and YouTube services wholesale and its customers are resellers, so the catalogue you are reading is the supply side of the business rather than a shop window.
The margin arithmetic on a wholesale price list
Wholesale means the price list is the input to your pricing rather than the output of ours. Rows in this category run from $0.04 to $1.00 per 1000; what your customers pay is that figure plus whatever you decide, set either as one percentage over the whole catalogue or service by service.
Two details save arguments later. The price a customer is quoted and the price they are charged come from the same rule, so a storefront cannot advertise one figure and bill another. And the floor under a custom price is our own cost, so a margin can be thin by choice and never negative by accident.
Telegram Members SMM Panel, seen from the reseller's side
Reselling works when three figures line up: what you pay, what you charge, and how much of each order actually arrives. The first is the price list: the rows behind this page start at $0.04 per 1000 at TGLUX. The second is yours, set per service or as one percentage. The third is settled for you: a canceled order is refunded in full and a partial one in proportion, to your balance and, when the order came through a child panel, to the panel wallet as well.
What the price list actually says
The whole catalogue spans Telegram, X (Twitter) and YouTube, and the rows are quoted per 1000 in the base currency. Nothing is added at checkout. One category is enough to show the shape of a row - an id, a rate, a floor and a ceiling - so these are the cheapest currently listed in the category this page takes its figures from:
- [Low Drop] Telegram Members [Alive Accounts] - from $0.04 / 1000 (min 100, max 100,000)
- [Low Drop] Telegram Members -> [Search] [Alive Accounts] - from $0.07 / 1000 (min 100, max 100,000)
- Telegram Members [Alive Accounts · Stay Full 7 Days] - from $0.07 / 1000 (min 100, max 100,000)
- Telegram Members -> [Search] [Alive Accounts · Stay Full 7 Days] - from $0.11 / 1000 (min 100, max 100,000)
- Telegram Members [Alive Accounts · Stay Full 14 Days] - from $0.12 / 1000 (min 100, max 100,000)
- Telegram Members -> [Search] [Alive Accounts · Stay Full 14 Days] - from $0.16 / 1000 (min 100, max 100,000)
Rates move with the catalogue - the live list is on our Telegram Members page.
When you copy these rows into your own price list, keep the wording after the service name. It is where a row says what it covers, and a customer who sees the same words you saw is a customer who does not open a ticket asking why.
Wiring orders in over HTTP
The two requests worth getting right are the service list and the status poll. The list is the one to cache: it changes when the catalogue changes, not between orders, and building your own price table from it once is cheaper than asking for it per customer. Status is per order, and what comes back is rolled up - one order, one status, one figure for what is still owed, whatever happened underneath.
Polling harder will not get you a newer answer. Order state is refreshed on our side on a fixed cycle, so a client asking every few seconds sees the same reply as one asking sensibly and only the rate limit notices the difference. That limit, and the cap on ids per status call, are both at https://smmtglux.com/api-docs.
Child panels, your own storefront
Two things are separate here and it is worth keeping them straight. Your account with us holds the balance that funds the panel; the panel's own admin login is a different account, scoped to your domain, and that is the one you run the shop from. Neither works in place of the other, which is what keeps your customers and ours apart.
From a customer's side there is no sign of us at all. They sign up on your domain, see your prices, and their login works on that domain only. From your side each of their orders moves our base cost out of the panel wallet and leaves a ledger row behind, so the books balance per order rather than per month.
What resellers ask before signing up
How does money get into the panel wallet? You move it from your own balance with us, on the child panels page, and it arrives at once. If you ever close the panel, what is left in the wallet comes back to your account, up to the amount you moved in yourself.
What happens when an order does not deliver in full? A canceled order is refunded in full and a partial one in proportion to what was delivered, and the same reduction is applied to the panel wallet, so a reseller is not left paying for something the customer has had back. A cancel is only ever a request, and it can be refused.
Can I use my own domain? Point it here with an A record and it works once the certificate has been issued. A subdomain of ours is live the moment the panel is created and needs no DNS from you at all.
Can the panel show prices in my own currency? Yes, as a display setting with a rate you choose. The wallet and its ledger stay in the base currency, so what an order costs you does not move when the displayed figure does.
Does the API take drip-feed orders? Only on a service whose dripfeed flag in the API's service list is true. Any other drip-feed request comes back refused with a reason rather than being delivered as one bulk order, so nobody is charged for a schedule that will not run.
The first afternoon as a reseller
The cheapest way to judge a supplier is one real order against one real link, and in this category that starts at $0.04 per 1000. Place that order first and generate your API key afterwards, once you know the service does what your customers will expect of it.