Paste a link, choose your amount, get views, done. Drop your Telegram post link in the box, select between 10 and 50 views, and within a few minutes the count starts moving and stays there.
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Nobody enjoys reading terms and conditions, so here is the short version instead of a wall of legal-sounding bullet points.
You submit one post link at a time and choose any whole number from 10 to 50 views. Want views on three different posts? That takes three separate trips back to this page, since each submission only touches the one link you gave it.
The four-hour cooldown per IP and the weekly and monthly caps are not there to annoy you. They exist because a free tool with no limits gets hammered by the same handful of people the second it launches, and then there is nothing left for anyone using it the way it was intended. The VPN and proxy block does the same job by stopping repeated claims through connection switching.
One thing worth knowing upfront: these views do not come from some separate, thinner free-tier pool. It is the identical delivery pipeline behind the paid version of this service, which is also why the count holds steady instead of quietly sliding back down a few days later.
You choose the amount yourself before sending the request.
The same IP cannot keep submitting continuously.
The views stay after they reach the post.
Copy the link to the specific post, not your channel's main link. That distinction trips people up more than anything else on this page, so double-check before you submit.
Drop the link into the field, enter a whole number between 10 and 50, and hit Submit. There is no account to register and no email to verify.
Give it a little time before checking repeatedly. Views land gradually rather than all in the same second, which is part of why the number holds once it gets there.
Think about the last time you opened a channel and saw a post sitting at four views. You probably assumed that almost nobody follows the channel, or that whatever was posted was not worth anyone's time. Neither assumption has to be true, but the number is the only piece of information a new visitor has, so that is what they run with.
A view count doing nothing is a strange kind of silence on Telegram specifically, since unlike a comment or a share, a view requires zero effort from the person leaving it. When that number stays flat, it is not subtle. It is the first thing anyone glances at before deciding whether to keep scrolling or actually read.
Getting the number moving early closes that gap before it becomes the story. This matters most for announcements, posts shared outside Telegram, or content used as proof that a channel is active. Agencies use our Telegram SMM panel for the same reason: to keep every post looking read from the moment it goes live.
The system only needs a public post link. Everything else happens on the delivery side, without touching your Telegram account.
There is no password field anywhere in this process. The tool works from a public link, so there is nothing tied to your account that anyone needs or can misuse.
Without it, one person could burn through the free tier by switching networks repeatedly. Blocking it keeps the four-hour window meaningful for everyone.
Posts do not usually jump from zero views to fifty in one instant, so ours does not either. Delivery pacing is designed to look like normal post activity.
Yes. Enter any whole number from 10 to 50 in the Quantity field before submitting the post link.
No, one link per submission. Boosting three posts means three separate trips through the form.
Not at any point. The post link and your chosen quantity are the only things the tool asks for.
They do not. Whatever lands on the post stays there, with no gradual decline afterward.
Four hours per IP address, with an overall ceiling of twice a week and eight times a month per link.
Without that check, the cooldown and monthly caps would be meaningless, since anyone could rotate connections and claim repeatedly. Blocking it keeps the tool fair for people using it normally.
No, the post has to be sitting in a public channel. Private links are not compatible with the free tool.
That is exactly the gap our paid Telegram services fill, with volume well beyond what a free tool offers and delivery speed you control yourself.
Views show that a post got opened. Reactions and channel size help answer what happened after that first glance.
Views tell people a post got opened. A few reactions cover the second half by making it look like the post produced an actual response.
Free reactionsIf the channel itself is still thin on subscribers, a small base of members can matter more than anything happening on a single post.
Free membersOnce you are managing growth across more than Telegram, the full catalog covers every other supported platform from the same account.
Explore servicesThat is everything there is to know. Post link in, choose 10 to 50 views, submit, and wait for the count to move. If you eventually need this running in the background on every post, that is where the paid side becomes useful.