How auto-views work
Auto-views are a subscription on your channel rather than an order on one post. You choose views per post, the number of upcoming posts to cover and sometimes a delay before views start. Every time you publish, the views arrive automatically. This page offers the Indian version, using India-based accounts.
Why Indian auto-views
Channels that sell promoted posts to Indian brands get asked where their readers are. Telegram's channel statistics show it for larger channels, and admins share screenshots with advertisers. Indian auto-views keep that picture consistent post after post, instead of mixed readership that doesn't match a Hindi or regional channel.
Who uses them
Daily job-alert channels for state and central exams, regional news channels, Indian deals channels, coaching institutes posting daily practice questions, and city channels for events and offers.
Choosing views per post
Aim for 15–40% of your members per post. A 2,000-member channel suits 300–800. If you post many times a day, choose the lower end so your total cost stays reasonable.
Setup
Use the channel link, t.me/yourchannel, not a post link. Keep the channel public with the same username for as long as the subscription runs.
Delay and spread
Where the option allows, set a short delay and spread so views build over several minutes after each post, the way members open notifications.
Example
A Ranchi channel posting Jharkhand government job notifications in Hindi had 4,500 members and three coaching institutes as regular advertisers. The admin set Indian auto-views at 900 per post for the next 60 posts. When an institute asked for statistics before renewing, the screenshot showed steady Indian readership across two months of posts, and all three renewed.
When the subscription ends
After all covered posts have received views, the subscription stops. Start a new one from the order page, or choose a larger plan if you post more than expected.
Pair with reactions
Indian reactions on your key posts, about 1–4% of views, complete the engagement picture.
Indian versus mixed auto-views
Mixed auto-views are cheaper and fine for the public counter. Pay for Indian when statistics and advertisers matter.
Do views drop?
Almost never.
Pausing
If you stop posting for a while, the subscription simply waits for your next post. If you cancel, unused views are refunded to your wallet.
Payment and refunds
Pay by UPI from any app. If the channel goes private or you cancel early, unused views are refunded automatically.
Combining with organic readers
Auto-views add to real readership; they don't replace it. If your posts already get 400 real views, a top-up of 300–500 Indian views keeps the number healthy on slower days without changing what your audience looks like. As real readership grows, reduce views per post on the next subscription and let the channel carry itself.