A boost order adds boosts to a channel for a length of time, so it is decided by a date before it is decided by a price. Each of the 4 rows at TGLUX names its own period, and on the cheapest of them one boost costs $0.01008. Below: what levels open up, how to read the distance to the next level, how to pick a period, which link to paste, and how to size the first order without overshooting.
Boosts, part by part
- The one number a boost moves
- Buy Telegram channel boosts: rate first, refund second
- Levels, and the gap to the next one
- Rates from the shortest period to the longest
- How long an order holds its boosts
- The link and the quantity
- Ordering for the gap, not a round number
- Six steps, boost screen first
- Questions from channel admins
The one number a boost moves
Think of the boost count as the channel's own progress bar: each boost the channel holds moves it towards the next level, and levels are how a channel earns its extras. The boosts in an order come from accounts with Telegram Premium.
It is a different count from the subscriber list. A boost is not a subscriber, so an order for Telegram channel boosts moves the boost count and adds no one to that list. Buy boosts when the level is the goal; when more subscribers are the goal, a member order is the tool, and the catalogue at https://smmtglux.com/catalog has those as well.
Buy Telegram channel boosts: rate first, refund second
The cheapest way to buy Telegram channel boosts is rarely the lowest number on a price list. It is the rate at which what you paid for actually arrived. Telegram channel boosts start at $10.08 per 1000 here, the catalogue is wholesale because these are our own services rather than someone else's resold, and an order that falls short is refunded in proportion without you asking for it. That last part is what makes the quoted rate worth comparing at all.
Levels, and the gap to the next one
A channel climbs one level at a time, and the number of boosts each step takes is Telegram's to set. Every level adds to the extras listed in the channel's boost settings: the right to post stories comes first, custom reactions are among the others, and the reactions grow with the level. We print none of the boost totals here - the channel's own boost screen always has the current one.
That screen gives three things worth writing down before ordering: the level the channel is on now, the next level, and how many boosts stand between the two. The last of those is what an order should be sized against, and it moves on its own as boosts arrive and as the boosts from an earlier order come to the end of their period.
Rates from the shortest period to the longest
Each rate below is per 1000 boosts, held for the period in the row name. TGLUX lists 4 rows here, priced $10.08 to $100.80; one boost on the cheapest costs $0.01008, orders start at 10, and the cheapest one you can place costs $0.1008:
- Telegram Channel Boosts (1 day) - from $10.08 / 1000 (min 10, max 10,000)
- Telegram Channel Boosts (7 days) - from $20.16 / 1000 (min 10, max 10,000)
- Telegram Channel Boosts (14 days) - from $50.40 / 1000 (min 10, max 10,000)
- Telegram Channel Boosts (30 days) - from $100.80 / 1000 (min 10, max 10,000)
Rates move with the catalogue - the live list is on our Telegram Channel Boosts page.
To compare periods fairly, divide each rate by the length of its row's period - a longer row is not automatically cheaper per day, and the period the channel needs matters more than either figure.
How long an order holds its boosts
Each row name ends with its period: how long the boosts from that order stay on the channel. They stay for that period and then end, so choosing a row is really choosing a length of time.
Work the time out first. How long does the channel need its level - for one launch, for a run of stories, for as long as you can plan ahead? Take the shortest row that covers it, and if the channel should hold the same boosts after that, set a reminder to order again before the period runs out.
The link and the quantity
Two things: a link and a number. The link is the address readers use to open the channel - the t.me/yourchannel kind - copied as it is. It is not the boost link Telegram gives admins for asking their own subscribers to boost; the order wants the plain address.
The number is how many boosts, at or above the row's own minimum. No row here starts below 10, and one order can go as high as 10,000.
Ordering for the gap, not a round number
Start from the gap on the boost screen. If it says the next level is a certain number of boosts away, that number is your order - or the row's own minimum, if the number is smaller; the lowest minimum here is 10. Order past the next level only if the channel will use the extras of the level after it; otherwise check the screen after the order has filled and decide on the following level from there.
A first order can be small enough to treat as a check. Place it, watch the boost count as it fills, note the period you bought, and size the next order from what the screen shows then.
Six steps, boost screen first
- Open the channel's boost screen and note how many boosts the next level needs.
- Decide the period - how long the channel needs that level.
- Sign up at TGLUX and add at least $5 to the balance.
- Go to the Telegram Channel Boosts page and take the row whose period covers it.
- Paste the channel's plain link, t.me/yourchannel, and set at least that row's minimum.
- Watch the boost count as the order fills, and note the day it completed and the period it runs for.
Questions from channel admins
What do boost levels unlock for a channel? Whatever Telegram lists for that level in the channel's boost settings. Stories come first, custom reactions are added as the level climbs, and the list grows from there. We do not copy the list here, because Telegram can change it; the channel's boost settings always show the current one.
Can I sell Telegram channel boosts on my own SMM panel? Yes. A client who runs a channel is buying boosts for a set length of time: the row name carries the period, your price carries the margin, and the order goes in through the SMM API v2 at https://smmtglux.com/api-docs or from a child panel under your own brand.
Does a longer row give more boosts? No. The quantity is what you order. A longer row keeps that number of boosts on the channel for longer, and its rate reflects the extra time.
Do Telegram boosts expire? The ones ordered here do. Every row names its period - the price list shows them - and the boosts from that order come off the channel when it ends. To keep the same number of boosts past that date, place the next order before it.
Is it safe to buy boosts from TGLUX? From our side, yes. Every boost row on this page is a service TGLUX runs itself, not one resold from another panel, and each one keeps its boosts on your channel until the end of the period printed in its name - that period is what we stand behind. The channel hands over nothing for it: the order carries its public address and no password or login code, and any boost that is not delivered goes back to your balance.
A date first, a number second
A boost order is a number of boosts held for a length of time. The boost screen gives you the number; the length is yours to settle, and once it is, the row on the Telegram Channel Boosts page follows from it.