TGLUX sells Telegram, X (Twitter) and YouTube services: 1,134 live rows across 52 categories, each 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
- How a panel works, and where these services come from
- Base cost, your price, and the difference you keep
- Telegram Views SMM Panel as a supply line rather than a shopfront
- Live rows from one Telegram category
- Wiring orders in over HTTP
- Your own domain, your own customers
- What resellers ask before signing up
How a panel works, and where these services come from
The word panel covers three faces of the same thing: the website you can click through, the API a machine can call, and, if you want one, a storefront of your own. All three read the same catalogue and draw on the same balance, so a rate is the same rate whichever way the order arrives.
What sits behind that catalogue is what a reseller is really buying. Here it is us: 1,134 rows of Telegram, X (Twitter) and YouTube services, supplied by TGLUX rather than bought in and marked up on the way through. That is why there is no retail page on this site with a trade door round the side. The price list is the trade price.
Base cost, your price, and the difference you keep
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 Views SMM Panel as a supply line rather than a shopfront
For reselling, Telegram views SMM panel has to be cheap, dependable and automatable. TGLUX is the provider rather than a middleman, so the price list is wholesale: Telegram views 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 $1.25 across 19 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:
- Seen Post - from $0.0025 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Seen Post [10 Future Post] - from $0.025 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Seen Post [Last 20 Post] - from $0.05 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Seen Post [Last 50 Post] - from $0.125 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Seen Post [100 Future Post] - from $0.25 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
- Seen Post [500 Future Post] - from $1.25 / 1000 (min 10, max 1,000,000)
Rates move with the catalogue - the live list is on our Cheap Telegram 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.
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.
Your own domain, your own customers
The storefront is the part a customer sees, and on a child panel none of it is ours. Brand, theme, displayed currency and prices are yours, and so is the admin area that comes with it, where you can see your own customers, credit a balance, set a price on one service or close an account. Our name is not on it.
Our payment gateways are switched off there, deliberately. They are our accounts, so a customer paying through one would be paying us while your wallet still carried the cost of the order. Collecting money from your own customers is yours to arrange, which is also why balance you credit them is a promise you have chosen to fund.
What resellers ask before signing up
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.
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 $10. There is no invoicing and no credit line.
From one test order to your first customer
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.