Why one link per order
Delivery systems send the ordered quantity to one target and track its progress against a start count recorded on that link. Splitting one order across several posts would make tracking, refills and partial refunds impossible to calculate accurately.
Option 1: separate orders
The simplest way. If you want 300 likes on each of five posts, place five orders of 300. Each has its own progress, refill and refund. Make sure each quantity is above the service's minimum. Because the wallet holds your balance, placing several small orders takes only a minute.
Option 2: subscriptions
Auto likes and auto views subscriptions deliver a set quantity to each new post you publish, for a number of posts you choose. You pay once for the whole run. They suit accounts that post daily but don't cover posts published before the subscription started.
Option 3: multi-post services
Some Telegram post-view services cover your last 5, 10 or 20 posts in one order. Each service page explains whether it covers one post or several.
Drip-feed is different
Drip-feed splits one order into several runs over time on the same link. It spreads delivery, not targets. Use it for large orders on a profile or a single post.
Example
A Jaipur jewellery seller posts five new designs. She places five orders of 200 Indian likes each, which costs a few rupees per post and lets her see each post's progress separately. For her daily Reels, she uses an auto-views subscription instead.
Tips
Keep quantities proportionate on each post, avoid ordering the same post from two panels at once and keep posts public until delivery completes. Top up from ₹100 by UPI.
By Reachwala Team · Updated 25 Oct 2026