A panel is a price list with an order queue behind it. You choose a row, paste a link to the channel or the post, name a quantity between that row's own floor and ceiling, and the balance on your account pays for it; from there the order is ours to fill and yours to watch. Where panels differ is whose services sit behind the rows, what the rate is before anybody marks it up, and whether an order can be placed by software rather than by hand. Those three are what this page covers.
What this page covers
- How a panel works, and where these services come from
- The margin arithmetic on a wholesale price list
- Telegram SMM Panel as a supply line rather than a shopfront
- Live rows from one Telegram category
- What the reseller API does, action by action
- Your own domain, your own customers
- The questions that come up on a first integration
How a panel works, and where these services come from
There are two kinds of thing that call themselves a panel. One buys from a panel above it and adds a margin before you ever see a rate; the other is where the services start. The difference never shows in the interface, and it shows in every figure on the price list.
TGLUX is the second kind. We supply Telegram, X (Twitter) and YouTube services - 1,134 rows in 52 categories, each with its own rate per 1000 and its own limits - and our customers are the people selling them on. Knowing which kind you are buying from decides whether the number in front of you has already been marked up once.
The margin arithmetic on a wholesale price list
Every rate in the catalogue is per 1000 and is the cost to you. Your margin is whatever you add on top, and you add it in one of two ways: a single percentage across the whole catalogue, or a price of your own on an individual service. The second is the useful one, because the services your customers actually buy are rarely spread evenly across the list.
A price you set is floored at our cost. If a change upstream later lifts the base rate above the figure you stored, that floor is what stops an order being sold for less than it costs you to fill - which is the kind of mistake nobody notices until the wallet runs dry.
Telegram SMM Panel as a supply line rather than a shopfront
For reselling, Telegram SMM panel has to be cheap, dependable and automatable. TGLUX is the provider rather than a middleman, so the price list is wholesale: Telegram SMM panel from $0.0025 per 1000, a full SMM API v2 for wiring orders into your own bot or storefront, and child panels if you want to run the shop under your own brand on your own domain. Your customers see your prices; you see ours.
Live rows from one Telegram category
Rates are per 1000 and in this category they cover the full distance from $0.0025 to $7.50 across 140 rows, so a sample of the cheapest alone would tell you nothing about the rest. The rows below are spread from the cheapest to the dearest, which is also roughly how a reseller's own price list ends up looking once the countries and the post counts are in it:
- 🇮🇷 Iran Post Views [Include Static] - from $0.0025 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- 🇮🇹 Italy Post Views [Last 5 Post] [Include Static] - from $0.075 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Random 11-Country Post Views [Last 15 Post] [Include Static] - from $0.225 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Random 11-Country Post Views [Last 30 Post] [Include Static] - from $0.45 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Random 11-Country Post Views [Last 100 Post] [Include Static] - from $1.50 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- 🇧🇷 Brazil Post Views [Last 500 Post] [Include Static] - from $7.50 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
Rates move with the catalogue - the live list is on our Country-Targeted Telegram Post Views page.
Read the bracketed part of a row name before you read the rate. That wording is the provider's own and it is where the scope sits - one post or a run of them, one country or a mix - and scope is what a rate difference inside a single category nearly always means.
What the reseller API does, action by action
What the API refuses is as worth knowing as what it accepts. Ask for a drip-feed on a service that does not support one and the request comes back refused, with a reason, rather than quietly becoming a single bulk order that is charged in full - that failure costs a reseller a customer rather than a few cents, which is why it is an error and not a silent fallback.
Failures further upstream are kept away from you as well. What you get is a plain message, not somebody else's raw error text, so nothing about our own supply reaches a customer's screen by travelling through your integration. The strings each action can return are listed at https://smmtglux.com/api-docs.
Your own domain, your own customers
A child panel is your own shop at your own address: a domain of yours pointed here with an A record, or a subdomain of ours if you would rather not touch DNS at all. It carries your name, your theme and your prices, and your customers register on it rather than on our site - their accounts exist on your panel and nowhere else.
Behind it sits a wallet. Each order your customers place takes our base cost out of that wallet and writes a ledger line for it, so the margin is visible order by order instead of being reconstructed at the end of a month. The panels themselves are free at the moment: no monthly fee, and nothing taken per order beyond the base cost.
The questions that come up on a first integration
Will my customers see your name anywhere? No. The brand, logo, theme and links on a child panel are yours, our own contact channels and analytics are not loaded there, and our payment gateways are switched off so that nothing can route a payment to us instead of to you.
What do I need to start using the API? An account, a balance, and a key generated on your own API page. The key is shown once and kept only as a hash, so losing it means issuing a new one rather than reading the old one back.
Can my own customers resell underneath me? Not through us. Creating a panel is limited to accounts on the main site, so a customer of yours cannot register a domain beneath us and take a margin that goes around the panel which brought them in.
Do I have to deposit before I can order? Yes. Orders are paid out of the balance on your account, and the minimum top-up is $5. There is no invoicing and no credit line.
Is there a monthly fee for a child panel? No. Child panels are free at the moment, so the only cost is the base price of the orders your customers place, taken from the panel wallet as each order is created.
Open an account and read the price list
If you already have customers, start at https://smmtglux.com/api-docs and wire the service list into whatever you are running. If you do not, create an account at TGLUX and open a child panel on a subdomain of ours - it is free, it needs no DNS, and it gives you somewhere to send the first one.