Free Telegram
Your free claims
Your free claims
Free members for a Telegram channel or group. Members and subscribers are the same number wearing two names, and it is the only number a stranger sees before deciding whether your community is alive.
5 free members
One claim every 8 hours, per person and per profile.
Your free orders
Nothing claimed on this device yet. Every claim you make lands here as a real order you can follow.
You claim. A public link. No password, no signup, no survey.
We place a real order. The same catalogue and the same suppliers a paying customer gets.
It shows up here. With its own tracking page, live, until it is delivered.
Members arrive gradually against a public t.me link. Groups and channels both work as long as the link is public and stays up during delivery.
A channel's subscriber count is the entire visible signal. There is no feed algorithm deciding who sees you, so what a potential subscriber judges you on is the number and the view count under your posts.
Telegram does not rank or recommend. Everything is direct: people find a channel through a link or a directory, look at the size, and decide. That makes social proof unusually load-bearing here.
A member count with no messages under it convinces nobody. The claim gets the room past looking empty; the conversation is what keeps people in it.
Yes. The claim takes a public @handle or profile link and your email, nothing else: no password, no app. Delivery runs through the same suppliers paid orders use, and every claim gets an order id with a live tracking page.
Once every 8 hours per person. The cooldown covers members across every platform here, so other services stay open while this one cools down. A separate, longer cooldown applies per profile, which is what stops one account being farmed.
No signup form. Your first claim asks for your email and a 6-digit code we send there, and that creates your account for you. If you are already logged in, the claim goes on your account and nothing is asked.
Never. Survey walls and app installs are how free-follower sites make money from you without delivering anything. There is nothing to install and nothing to fill in here.
Some drop over time is normal for the free tier, which is standard quality without a refill guarantee. The paid catalog marks refill where it applies and tops drops back up inside the window.
Honestly: it is marketing that pays for itself. Every free claim is a live quality check on the exact services the shop sells, and some of the people the free tier helps come back as customers. Nobody resells your data and nothing here ever needs your password.
Quantity, speed and guarantees. The free claim is 5 on a cooldown, standard quality, no refill. Paid orders start at the quantity you pick, deliver faster, and carry a refill guarantee where marked.