Telegram SMM panel on your own accounts
Subscriptions, reactions and views on your channels — done by accounts you own, not by bots rented from a panel. They join once and stay, because nobody takes them away from you.
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Why this is not an SMM panel
A panel sells you a number. The accounts behind that number belong to the panel, live on shared infrastructure and disappear in the next sweep — together with the subscriber count you paid for.
Here the farm is yours. Each account has its own proxy, its own warmup history and stays in the channel indefinitely. The trade-off is honest and worth knowing up front: the ceiling equals the size of your farm. Ten accounts give ten reactions on a post, not a thousand — so the module pairs with buying accounts and warmup.
Three actions per channel
Subscriptions
Accounts join the channel and stay there — nobody leaves after a pass. These are your own accounts, not rented bots that get wiped a week later.
Reactions
Emoji land on recent posts — your own set, or random ones from what the channel actually allows. The same emoji from an entire farm is easy to spot, so random is safer.
Views
Views accumulate on the same posts within the same connection. They carry almost no extra risk, so you can leave them on.
How a task runs
Load the channel list
Up to 50 channels per task: @channel, t.me/channel, or t.me/+invite for private ones. The “Load info” button checks them and shows which reactions each channel actually permits.
Pick actions and pace
Subscriptions, reactions, views — separately or together. You set accounts per channel, the chance of a reaction per post, and the pauses between actions.
The task builds a plan
Accounts run in parallel, up to six at a time, and never start together: each start is randomly offset. Every account walks its channels within a single connection.
Passes repeat, then the task ends
After finishing the list the task waits and starts the next pass in a reshuffled order. The number of passes is finite — the module does not idle in the background forever.
Limits worth knowing up front
Nothing here is a paywall — these are the numbers at which accounts stay alive.
50 channels per task
And up to three tasks at once.
80 reactions per account per day
The ceiling is enforced by the module.
Up to 20 passes over the list
One to three is usually enough.
One reaction per account per post. The maximum number of reactions on a post equals the number of your accounts — no number of passes changes that, and any service promising otherwise is describing bots it will later take back.
Frequently asked questions
How many reactions can land on a single post?
Exactly as many as you have accounts. Telegram stores one reaction per user–message pair, so the same account will not react twice no matter how many passes you set. Passes grow coverage across posts, not reactions on one post.
Do the subscribers stay?
They do — accounts never leave the channel after a pass. That is the core difference from an SMM panel: bought bots live until the next sweep, while these are your own accounts under your control.
Why did fewer reactions land than I configured?
Two reasons. Reactions fire per post with a probability you set — raise the chance. Or the farm ran out: a post cannot get more reactions than you have accounts.
The channel rejects my emoji
Channels define their own set of allowed reactions, and anything outside it cannot be placed. Hit “Load info” before starting to see the allowed set, or switch to “random from allowed”.
Does it work with private channels?
Yes, via a t.me/+invite link. Accounts join through it exactly as they would through a public address.
How safe is this for the accounts?
Every action is a separate risk, so enable only what you need. The module offsets account starts randomly, keeps pauses between actions and adds background activity — but shortening delays for speed is the fastest way to collect a restriction.
Full settings reference lives in the docs.Open the docs
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