Why “non-drop” needs an asterisk
Telegram bans spam accounts, people delete accounts, and members leave. No panel controls any of that, so “0% drop” claims are marketing. What non-drop options do is use accounts that have survived longer, which drop much less than cheap ones, and back them with a refill period. That combination is what actually keeps your count steady.
Prices
On the default option, 1,000 non-drop members cost ₹59 and 5,000 cost ₹295. Premium non-drop, where listed, costs ₹449 per 1,000. They cost more than regular members because they hold. Compare refill periods in the table, updated 24 Oct 2026.
How refill works
If your member count drops within the refill period shown on the option, open the order in your dashboard and tap Refill. The refill is tracked like an order. You can request again later in the window if the count drops again. Refills top up to about the delivered amount; they don't add extra members. The link must stay the same, so keep your channel username unchanged.
What makes drops worse
Going quiet: channels that don't post for days lose more members. Posting spam or too many promotions at once. Changing the channel username, which breaks the link. Ordering from several panels at once, which makes it impossible to know which members are dropping or to claim a refill properly.
Who should pay for non-drop
Channels selling sponsorship or paid posts, where advertisers look at the member count before paying. Exam and job channels that will run for years. Business support groups where a falling count looks bad to customers. For a short campaign or a test, regular members may be enough.
Links and setup
Use a public t.me/yourchannel link. Private invite links usually can't receive member services. Keep join requests turned off during delivery; if “approve new members” is on, members will be stuck waiting for approval.
Placing the order
Paste the link, choose a non-drop option and a quantity between 10 and 5,00,000, and pay. On the default option, 1,000 members take about under an hour. The order page records the starting count, which matters later when you request a refill.
Paying and tracking
Top up by UPI from any app. If an order ends short, the undelivered members are refunded to your wallet automatically. Refills within the window are free.
Example: a sponsored deals channel
A Delhi deals channel sells sponsored posts to small D2C brands, priced by subscriber count. The admin orders 5,000 non-drop members with a 60-day refill. Six weeks later the count is down 4%; he taps Refill and it recovers within a day. Advertisers checking before they pay see a stable channel, and daily deal posts keep real subscribers from leaving.
Measuring drop yourself
Note the member count on the day delivery completes, then check it weekly. A healthy non-drop order loses a few percent over a month at most. If you see bigger drops, check whether your channel went quiet, whether a moderation bot is removing people, or whether you've stacked orders from another panel. Then request a refill within the window. Keeping a simple note of dates and counts also makes refill requests quick.