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Pricing

Plus costs you nothing but room

Memory, Conversation Lens, all three rungs of the autonomy ladder, and the stop button work on Plus the way they work on Max. It gets more expensive once you run more channels, reach more people, and stop being the only one answering.

See the current plans

Plus

One person, one working channel

The whole stream lands in a single account and you want a second pair of eyes reading it with you.

  • Conversation Lens on every thread
  • Memory of the whole relationship, not just the last screen
  • Advise, prepare, act — you pick the rung
  • The price shown before you agree to it
See Plus

Pro

For a team that answers together

Several people share the load, the repetitive half of it belongs with the agents, and somebody needs to see the whole board at once. Pro is where handing a conversation over stops being a copy-paste job.

  • Everything in Plus
  • Command Center over every conversation at once
  • Team Inbox with handoff and takeover
  • Agents that draft the next step while you read the last one
  • More channels on one account
See Pro

Max

For the heaviest stream and the widest reach

Many channels, serious volume, and headroom above your busiest week.

  • Everything in Pro
  • The highest channel count in the catalog
  • The largest campaign volume
  • Agents that keep working while you sleep
See Max

How the money works

The bill follows your volume

Autonomy costs nothing extra

How far an agent goes is your call, not your plan’s. Raising a rung, dropping it, and taking a conversation back are as free on Plus as they are on Max, and nobody charges for any of it.

The price lives in the app

Prices and limits sit beside the plan they belong to, where they stay current — a page of marketing copy would go stale before you finished reading it.

You see the limit before you reach it

Each connection and each send is checked against your plan before it happens, so the month you’re planning runs on a number you already know.

A refusal says why

Run out of room and the answer comes back in plain words with the reason in it, and your channels stay connected while you decide whether to free up space or move up a plan.

Access follows the payment

Cards go through Tribute. Telegram stars are offered inside Telegram, where they actually work. Access opens the moment the payment is confirmed, and nobody has to approve you by hand.

Questions

What people ask about paying

What changes between the plans?
Channel count, campaign volume, and how many people work one inbox. The assistant, the memory, and the controls are identical everywhere.
Can an agent spend my limit without me?
No. An agent works inside the rules you set, and any step that reaches a real person can wait for your confirmation.
Am I charged for each message?
The plan covers what you connect and how far you reach. Campaign volume is counted by the person it reaches, and that number sits on the plan card. Reading a thread, asking the assistant about it, and getting a draft back aren’t billed separately.
What happens when a limit runs out?
The next connection or send comes back refused, with the reason written out. Your channels stay connected and the conversations you already have keep working. What stops is the one thing the limit covers.
Why isn’t the price printed on this page?
Because it’s kept current in the app, right beside the limits of the plan you’re looking at.
Why are Telegram stars offered only inside Telegram?
Because that’s where the platform lets them work. Stars are Telegram’s own money, so the purchase happens in the app you’re already sitting in, and on the web you pay by card through Tribute.