New channels
People hesitate to join a channel with very few subscribers.
Member count is shown at the top of every Telegram channel and group. This service adds members to a public channel or group so it looks active to newcomers.
One account · every platform
See every Telegram service in one place, then use a single VIRALEAP account to order and track progress from one dashboard.
Telegram calls channel followers 'subscribers' and group participants 'members'. This service covers both, as long as the channel or group is public with a t.me link.
Use it for either a broadcast channel (subscribers read your posts) or a discussion group (members can post too) — paste the matching link and the order goes to that place.
People hesitate to join a channel with very few subscribers.
An active-looking group invites more questions and discussion.
Other admins check your size before agreeing to swap shout-outs.
Select Telegram Members in the catalog.
Add the public t.me link to your channel or group. No password needed.
Pick an amount; the price is shown before you confirm.
Pay from your account balance.
Follow status and remaining quantity in your dashboard.
Private invite links (t.me/+...) may not be supported; check the catalog.
New members should land on a channel with a few recent posts.
Tell newcomers what the channel is for and how often you post.
Only public channels and groups with a t.me username link are supported unless the catalog states otherwise.
Yes, channel history stays visible to subscribers.
No. You only paste the public link.