Platform
Telegram SMM services
Live Telegram rates per 1,000 across every panel we index. Open a type to compare.
- 181.3K
- Services
- ۱٬۲۳۶
- Panels
- $0.0001
- From / 1k
- 14
- Types
Telegram types
Open a type to compare live rates per 1,000.
- 68,742Subscribers
A channel or list subscribe. Groups usually say members.
- 50,478Views
A play or eye count on a video or post. Not likes and not watch hours.
- 24,258Post Views
The view count on one post URL, not the profile.
- 17,397Reactions
An emoji tap (heart, fire, thumbs-up). Not a written comment.
- 6,083Shares
Repost or share count. Not views and not likes.
- 4,146Comments
A written reply on a post. Comment likes need a comment permalink.
- 3,158Boosts
A channel or server boost (Telegram channel / Discord server). Not SEO ranking.
- 3,004Bot Starts
A /start tap on a public t.me/Bot. Not a member and not a bot token.
- 1,711Story Views
Views while a story is live (about 24 hours). They expire with the story.
- 910Votes
A poll or vote count. Needs the poll post, not the profile.
- 661Stars
Telegram Stars or a gift. Not a ⭐ quality tag and not a 5-star review.
- 377Reports
A mass-report / flag on a public profile, channel, or post. Not a member.
- 256Premium
Premium is its own premium metric. Open the type page to compare live rates.
- 145Clicks
Taps on a link or sticker. Not impressions.
Guide
How do Telegram SMM prices work?
What a Telegram SMM panel is, and what this page is
A Telegram SMM panel is a store that sells Telegram counters at a USD rate per 1,000: subscribers on a public channel, members in a public group, views on a post, reactions, poll votes, story views, shares, comments, bot starts, channel boosts, and Stars gifts. This page is not one of those stores. smmdir is an SMM panel directory for Telegram. Every hour we pull each panel’s public API, keep the rows we can map to a Telegram type, and list the live rate per 1,000 next to the panel name. We do not take the order, hold a session, or ask for a bot token. The cards above are the Telegram types we index right now. Each card is one metric with its own URL and its own cheapest-first table. Channel subscribers and group members fold into one Subscribers table because panels name them both ways for the same product; the row name tells you which object the panel expects. Views are post views. Reactions are an emoji tap on a post. Votes need a poll post. Boosts are channel boosts from Premium accounts, not members. Reports are a flag on a post or channel, a market row we list but do not endorse. Stars are the gift product, not a quality star in a service name.
What appears after each sync
If a panel publishes a Telegram row we can classify, it appears after the next hourly sync. If the panel hides the row, disables it, or names it so we cannot tell members from post views, it will not show here. Prices move. The cheapest subscriber line on this visit can sit lower, jump, or vanish on the next. Panels rewrite catalogs, change currency, and retire services without notice; we do not invent a rate to fill a hole and we do not hold a snapshot for you after you leave. We also do not rewrite a panel’s public name into a claim about real users, speed, or non-drop. Those words come from the panel. Featured placements on smmdir are labeled and never change the sort on a type table. If a type has fewer than fifty live rows we hide the chip so a mis-tagged row does not clutter the grid. The count on each card shows how deep that table is before you open it. Telegram subscribers is the deepest Telegram market in this catalog; bot starts and boosts are thinner but still real types.
The right t.me link for each Telegram type
Telegram metrics are not interchangeable, and the wrong object is the usual reason an order completes without moving the number you wanted. Subscribers and members need a public t.me/channel or t.me/group link. A private channel, an invite-only group, or a joinchat hash cannot receive catalog members; the panel needs a public username. Post views need the public post link, t.me/channel/123, not the channel itself. Reactions attach to that same post and many panels sell a fixed emoji per row, so read the name for the emoji you get. Votes need the poll post, not a channel. Story views need a public channel story while it is live; they expire with the story. Shares are forwards of a post. Comments need a channel with a linked discussion group, otherwise there is nowhere for a comment to land. Bot starts need a public t.me/YourBot handle; a panel that asks for a bot token is asking for control of the bot, and you should leave. Boosts attach to a channel and count Premium boosts, which unlock stories and custom emoji for the channel; they are not subscribers. Stars are a Telegram gift sent to a post or profile. Reports are a flag, a market row we list because panels sell it, not a tool we recommend. Open the matching card. Mixing members and post views on one table would hide the cheapest honest row for the metric you need.
How to read a Telegram rate
Open a type card to sort the cheapest Telegram rate per 1,000 after FX. The first row is the lowest public price we saw on the last hourly sync. Cheap is not high retention and not a high max quantity. Read min and max before you assume a row can take your order size; many Telegram subscriber rows start at 10 or 100 and cap at 50,000 or more, and the cap is the panel’s claim. Non-drop means the panel says the count stays until N days. Refill means subscribers may leave and you restore them with a Refill button on the panel. Those are different products even when the number per 1,000 looks close. A ⭐ in a member row is a quality tag the panel chose; it is not the Stars gift type. Premium members are subscribers from Premium accounts and sit on their own rows at a higher rate. Geo tags such as Arab, Russian, or Indian members are the panel’s claim about account language, not a location guarantee. Drip-feed, if a panel publishes it, is a start pace. Cancel, if the panel enables it, is a panel button, not something smmdir can press. Names stay visible on every Telegram table. We never ask for a Telegram password, login code, session string, or bot token. smmdir is a directory: compare here, place the order on the panel you pick. If you need a different Telegram metric, return to this hub and open another card. Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube have their own hubs, and a Telegram view is not a YouTube view. Hourly catalog. Public pages only.
FAQ
What is a Telegram SMM panel?
A Telegram SMM panel is a store that sells Telegram counters at a USD rate per 1,000: channel subscribers, group members, post views, reactions, poll votes, story views, boosts, bot starts, and Stars. smmdir is not a panel. It is a directory that lists live panel prices for each Telegram type every hour so you can compare before you order on the panel.
Are Telegram subscribers and members the same table?
Yes. Panels name the same product both ways, so channel subscribers and group members fold into one Subscribers table. The row name tells you whether the panel expects a public channel or a public group link. Post views, reactions, and boosts are separate tables.
Can Telegram members be ordered on a private channel or group?
No. Catalog member rows need a public t.me username. A private channel, an invite-only group, or a joinchat hash cannot receive them. Post views and reactions need the public post link, not the channel.
What is the difference between Telegram boosts and subscribers?
Boosts are channel boosts from Telegram Premium accounts. They unlock channel features such as stories and custom emoji. They are not subscribers and do not raise the member count. Premium members are subscribers from Premium accounts and sit on their own rows.
What does non-drop mean on a Telegram member row?
Non-drop is the panel's claim that the count stays until the named period. Refill is a different product: members may leave and you restore them with a Refill button on the panel. A ⭐ in the row name is a quality tag chosen by the panel, not the Stars gift type.
Does smmdir place the Telegram order or need a bot token?
No to both. Compare Telegram types here, open a type table for the cheapest rate per 1,000, then order on the panel you pick. We never ask for a Telegram password, login code, session string, or bot token. A panel that asks for a bot token is asking for control of the bot.