How auto-views work
Instead of ordering views post by post, you set up a subscription on your channel: views per post, number of posts, and sometimes a delay before views start. Each time you publish, the views arrive automatically. This 5,000-view pack is the total across all the posts covered.
Choosing views per post
Aim for 15–40% of your members per post. A 1,000-member channel suits 150–400 views per post, so 5,000 views covers roughly 12–30 posts. A 2,500-member channel at 500 per post gets 10 posts.
Who uses auto-views
Channels that post daily or several times a day: job alerts, deals, quizzes, news, coaching notes and product catalogues. Ordering each post by hand is impractical when you post fifteen times a day; auto-views handle it.
Setup
Use your channel's public link, t.me/yourchannel, not a post link. The channel must stay public with the same username for the subscription to keep working.
Example
A Hyderabad coaching institute posts one Telangana group-exam practice question every morning on its 1,200-member channel. Its posts used to show 60–90 views. It bought this pack at 250 views per post, covering 20 posts. For the next three weeks every question showed a few hundred views within minutes, and students sharing the channel described it as the active one.
When the pack runs out
Once all covered posts have received their views, the subscription ends. Top up and start a new one, or move to a larger pack if you post often.
Pair with reactions
If reactions are on, a few on each post, around 1–4% of views, stop posts looking silent.
Payment and refunds
Pay by UPI from your wallet. If the channel goes private or you cancel early, the unused views are refunded to your wallet automatically.
Delay and spread
Some auto-view options let you set a short delay before views start and a spread so they arrive over several minutes rather than in one burst. A post that gains views steadily in its first half hour looks like members opening it as notifications arrive, which is how real readership behaves on an active channel.