Telegram Post Views, Auto Views and Story Views for Resellers
Updated September 2026
Views are the lowest-priced, highest-ceiling line in the TGRU catalogue, but "views" is not one product. Three separate families sit under it — Post Views, Auto Views for future posts, and Story Views — and they solve different problems for the channel owners your buyers are servicing. Mixing them up on a storefront is the fastest way to sell the wrong SKU.
Post Views: counting on content that already exists
Post Views apply to messages that are already live in a channel. The baseline line, Telegram Post Views [Mix Country], is priced from $0.033 per 1,000 (September 2026) and accepts orders from 1 up to 1,000,000 — the widest ceiling in the whole catalogue.
Alongside the single-post line sit the "Next N Posts" variants: Next 5, Next 10, Next 20, Next 30 and Next 50 Posts. These don't view one message — they apply the ordered quantity across a fixed count of upcoming posts, starting from whichever post is live (or the next one published) when the order fires. A customer who says "I'm posting a 10-part series this week and want every part to look read" is describing a Next-N-Posts order, not a repeat single-post order.
Post Views carry no refill on any tier in the catalogue (0 refillable lines out of 165). Once counted, a view isn't tracked the way a follower or a reaction is, so there's nothing to top up later — quote it as a one-time delivery.
Auto Views: future posts on a day-based clock
Auto Views is a different mechanism entirely. Instead of a fixed post count, the mode is "Auto / future posts": the order attaches to the channel for a printed number of days and views every post published inside that window, however many posts that turns out to be.
The day windows on file run 3, 7, 14, 15, 30, 60 and 180 days, plus a baseline Telegram Auto Views [Future Posts] [Mix Country] line with no day count in the title. Pricing climbs with coverage length — a 3 Days window is from $3.19 per 1,000 (September 2026), a 7 Days window is from $4.62 per 1,000 (September 2026), and a 30 Days window is from $14.78 per 1,000 (September 2026) — though the curve isn't perfectly linear across every tier, so check the card before quoting a specific day count.
This is the line to sell when a customer cares about a calendar window, not a post count: an active news channel that publishes an unpredictable number of times a day, for example, is better served by a 30-day Auto Views order than by guessing how many "next posts" to buy.
None of the Auto Views tiers are refillable either — the day window is the delivery mechanism, not a guarantee window, so there's no separate refill button to explain.
Story Views: a distinct surface
Stories are a separate Telegram surface from the channel feed, and TGRU prices them separately. Telegram Story Views [Mix Country] starts from $0.11 per 1,000 (September 2026), with a non-drop variant and a handful of geo-tagged options (Arab, China, India, Israel, Russia) sitting a little higher. Story Views is the right quote when the customer explicitly says "stories," not "posts" — the two aren't interchangeable on the order form, since a channel link doesn't deliver to a story and vice versa.
Comparing the three families
| Line | Example service | Price from (per 1,000, Sept 2026) | Min / Max | Refill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Post Views (instant) | Telegram Post Views [Mix Country] | $0.033 | 1 / 1,000,000 | No |
| Post Views (Next 10 Posts) | Telegram Post Views [Next 10 Posts] [Mix Country] | $0.667 | 100 / 1,000,000 | No |
| Auto Views (Future Posts, 7 Days) | Telegram Auto Views [7 Days] [Future Posts] [Mix Country] | $4.62 | 500 / 500,000 | No |
| Auto Views (Future Posts, 30 Days) | Telegram Auto Views [30 Days] [Future Posts] [Mix Country] | $14.78 | 500 / 500,000 | No |
| Story Views | Telegram Story Views [Mix Country] | $0.11 | 1 / 500,000 | No |
Full pricing, current minimums and maximums live on the services catalogue — treat the table above as a comparison, not the order form.
Why views carry the volume
Post Views holds the lowest floor price in the entire TGRU catalogue — from $0.0099 per 1,000 (September 2026) on the lowest-priced tier — paired with a 1,000,000-unit ceiling on several lines. That combination of the lowest entry price and the highest order ceiling is what makes views the line panels quote first: it's cheap enough to upsell alongside anything else, and the order limits are wide enough that a single panel customer can buy a genuinely large campaign without hitting a cap. Members, Reactions and Boosts all sit at higher floor prices, so views does the heavy lifting on volume while the rest of the catalogue carries margin.
Matching the product to the request
- "I want this specific post to look read" → Post Views, instant tier.
- "I'm running a content series and want every part covered" → Post Views, Next-N-Posts tier matched to the series length.
- "I want coverage for whatever I publish over the next month" → Auto Views, day-window tier matched to the campaign length.
- "I want my Stories to show viewers" → Story Views.
Getting this mapping right in your own storefront copy avoids support tickets from buyers who ordered a Next-10-Posts line expecting 30 days of coverage, or a 7-day Auto Views line expecting exactly seven posts.
Ordering rules that apply to every views order
The channel or post must stay public and reachable for the order to complete — private targets fail delivery. Only one order should run per link at a time; a second order queued against the same post or channel before the first finishes scrambles the counting and complicates any support ticket. Link and quantity are locked once payment clears, and if a run only partially delivers, the undelivered portion is credited back to balance automatically — no ticket needed for that part. For bulk buying, the reseller API accepts drip-feed runs and interval parameters on the add-order action, and mass orders follow the service_id | link | quantity format, one line per job.
FAQ
What's the difference between Post Views and Auto Views?
Post Views count a fixed number of messages (either one, or the next N posts). Auto Views count every post published inside a fixed number of days, regardless of how many posts that turns out to be.
Can I refill a views order if the count drops?
No line in Post Views or Auto Views carries a refill option on TGRU — these are one-time delivery products, not tracked-and-topped-up lines like Members or Reactions.
Do Story Views work on a channel link?
No — Story Views deliver to a Telegram story, not a channel post. Submit the story link the buyer provides, not the channel's main link.
Why does a 30-day Auto Views tier cost more than a 7-day tier at the same quantity?
Longer day windows mean the order stays attached to the channel and keeps counting new posts for longer, so the per-1,000 rate reflects the extended coverage rather than a single delivery event.
Views are usually the first line a new reseller turns on. If you're setting up a storefront or connecting an existing panel script, create a reseller account and pull the current services list through the API — the services action returns live rates for every Post Views, Auto Views and Story Views tier so your pricing stays in sync automatically. Full ordering behaviour is documented on the FAQ and Terms pages.