What the lowest price buys
Starter members are the cheapest Telegram service we list. They're basic accounts, often without photos, delivered quickly. They raise your count at the lowest cost. In return, they drop the most, because Telegram bans low-quality accounts often, and most Starter options don't come with a refill.
Prices
On Starter, 1,000 members cost ₹29 and 10,000 cost ₹290 where Starter is available. The default option is ₹29 per 1,000. Compare tiers and refill periods in the table, updated 24 Oct 2026.
Good uses for cheap members
Broadcast channels where nobody sees the subscriber list. Testing a new channel idea before spending more. Getting a brand-new channel past the first few hundred before switching to non-drop options. Temporary channels for a single event or sale.
Bad uses for cheap members
Groups, where blank profiles are visible to real members. Channels that sell sponsored posts, where a falling count looks bad to advertisers. Channels near a milestone you want to keep. For these, non-drop or Stable options usually cost less over a month.
Cheap members drop: plan for it
Expect a noticeable share to drop within weeks. If you order cheap members, order a little more than you need, don't promise the number to anyone, and keep posting so real subscribers make up the difference over time.
Cheaper alternatives
Telegram post views are much cheaper than members and drop far less. On a small budget, views on your last ten posts can make a channel look more active than a few hundred cheap members would. Auto-views keep it that way.
Placing the order
Paste your public t.me link, choose the Starter option and a quantity between 1 and 10,00,000, and pay. Keep join requests off.
Paying and tracking
Top up by UPI from ₹100. The order page shows progress. Even on the cheapest option, undelivered members are refunded to your wallet automatically, and the price shown is all you pay.
Example: a festival-sale channel
A Surat textile shop creates a Telegram channel just for its Diwali sale, to post daily offers for three weeks. The owner orders 2,000 Starter members for about the price of a cup of tea per hundred, accepting that some will drop after the sale. Real customers who join from the shop's WhatsApp broadcast see a busy channel, and the shop shuts it down after the sale.
A realistic monthly plan on a small budget
Week one: post daily for seven days so the channel has content. Week two: order a few thousand Starter members and auto-views on the next 20 posts. Week three: share the channel in two or three relevant communities and on your Instagram. Week four: look at how many real subscribers joined and how views per post compare with members. If real growth is happening, switch future orders to non-drop for the number you want to keep. If it isn't, change your content before spending more.
Cheap members and Telegram's spam limits
Telegram watches for channels that suddenly gain huge numbers of low-quality accounts. Very large cheap orders on a new channel can draw attention. Keep cheap orders moderate and spread them out, especially in the first weeks of a channel's life.