A forward takes your post out of your channel and leaves it somewhere else with the channel name still attached. That is the mechanic behind every service in this category, and it is the only one in our catalogue that moves the post rather than the figure underneath it. What follows: what the forward counter measures, how the flags and the bracketed post counts in a service name change an order, what the 225 live services here cost from $0.015 per 1000, and the one thing a share order cannot tell you.
What follows
- Being opened, and being passed on
- Reading a share service name before you order it
- Judging Telegram post forwards before the money moves
- Share and forward rates
- Sizing a share order against the post it sits on
- The limits of a forward count, stated plainly
- What people ask about Telegram post forwards
Being opened, and being passed on
Shares and views are counted on the same post and they record different events. A view is one account opening the message. A share is one account sending a copy of that message out of your channel, and the attribution stays on the copy: the channel name travels with it.
So the two numbers answer different questions. The view figure says how far the post got inside the audience you have. The share figure says how often somebody treated it as worth handing on. Only the second can reach a reader who was not there before, and that is the whole case for paying more per thousand than a view costs.
Reading a share service name before you order it
Everything these services do reduces, on the post itself, to one figure next to the forward arrow, and a visitor reads it without tapping anything. That visibility is most of what a share order is bought for.
The distinctions between services live in the names rather than in the counter. A flag names the country the accounts are attributed to; Mix means several countries in a single order; [5 Post] or [100 Post] means the quantity is spread across that run of posts rather than the one link you pasted. Everything else in brackets is reproduced in the catalogue unchanged, so you can match the row you read here against the row you buy.
Judging Telegram post forwards before the money moves
Not all Telegram post forwards are the same. Cheap sources look identical on the first day and are measurably thinner by the third; the signals that separate them are the start count being recorded honestly, delivery that is gradual rather than instant-then-gone, and an automatic refund on anything undelivered. A cancellation can also be requested while an order is still running - the provider has the final say, and whatever was not delivered comes back either way.
Share and forward rates
Share services are priced per 1000, and the rate climbs with how many posts one order covers rather than with anything about the shares themselves. The 225 rows in this category run from $0.015 to $2.00 per 1000. Here is that ladder, the single-post row first and the widest coverage last:
- Post Share - from $0.015 / 1000 (min 10, max 200,000)
- 🇮🇷 Iran Post Share [10 Post] - from $0.15 / 1000 (min 10, max 200,000)
- 🇧🇷 Brazil Post Share [15 Post] - from $0.30 / 1000 (min 10, max 200,000)
- 🇮🇷 Iran Post Share [Future 30 Post] [Include Static] - from $0.45 / 1000 (min 10, max 200,000)
- 🇷🇺 Russia Post Share [Future 50 Post] [Include Static] - from $1.00 / 1000 (min 10, max 200,000)
- Mix Post Share [Future 100 Post] [Include Static] - from $2.00 / 1000 (min 10, max 200,000)
Rates move with the catalogue - the live list is on our Telegram post forwards page.
A row whose name holds a post count applies the same quantity across that many posts instead of the one link you paste. Compare the rate per 1000, never the position in the list.
Sizing a share order against the post it sits on
Two figures, one post. However many shares you buy, the number lands beside a view count that was already there, and the two have to make sense together - a post forwarded more often than it was opened is not something a reader will believe.
That makes the sizing question easy to answer and easy to get wrong. Buy well inside the view figure, repeat it on the posts that follow, and the channel reads as consistently passed around. Buy the largest quantity the balance allows on one post and the result is a single outlier you cannot undo. Orders run from 10 to 200,000, so the arithmetic above is the constraint, not the service.
The limits of a forward count, stated plainly
Be exact about what you are buying, because the honest answer is shorter than the pitch. You are buying an increase in the forward count on one post, delivered into channels - that is the destination type here, and it is the only one. Which channels is not something we publish, and a provider who hands you that list is offering something they cannot stand behind.
What you can check is everything on your side: the number under the post before the order, the start count recorded when delivery begins, the progress while it runs, and the refund if it falls short. That is a complete record of the transaction, and the destination type is as much as anyone can honestly add about the rest.
What people ask about Telegram post forwards
What is the smallest share order I can place? The floor in this category is 10 and the ceiling on a single order is 200,000. A first order on a row you have not used belongs at the floor: it costs very little and it answers the only question worth asking.
What does a bracketed post count in a service name mean? It is how many posts the one order covers. A row reading [5 Post] or [100 Post] spreads the quantity across that run instead of the single link you paste, which is why its rate per 1000 is higher than the plain row above it.
Can I choose which country the shares come from? By choosing the service rather than by passing a setting. Each flag in the list is its own row with its own rate, and the Mix row spreads one order over several countries instead of one.
Where do the forwards actually go? Into channels - that is the destination type for every service in this category, not groups and not saved messages. Which channels is not something we publish, so the figure you can rely on is the forward count itself: the network reports it, your dashboard records the start count and the progress, and the number under the post is what your readers see.
What happens if an order stops short of the quantity I paid for? It settles as Partial and the undelivered share is refunded to your balance in proportion to what arrived. You can also request a cancel while an order is running, though the provider decides whether to accept the request.
Pick one post and test it
The test is one post and one small order. Open a free account at TGLUX, take a row from the Telegram post forwards page, paste the link to the post you published most recently and order 10 shares. Read the start count and the progress in your dashboard before buying anything larger.