Autopilot for Telegram. Every new post, handled.
Autopilot is a GrowVib feature for public Telegram channels. It watches your channel and orders views, reactions, shares or comments for every new post, so you never paste a link after publishing. You set the amount per post, a start delay, an end date and a spend cap, and pay for each post it covers.
- No bot, no admin rights
- Charged per post, never upfront
- Stops at your spend cap
- Pauses itself if the price rises
2,000 to 2,500per post, about $0.20 to $0.25 each
Last post covered 2h agoLast post covered just now
- Starts
- 10 minutes after the post
- Ends
- At a $30.00 limit
- Posts covered
- 3940
- Spent
- $8.65 of $30.00$8.87 of $30.00
Example rule. Every cost is the live views rate, $0.099 per 1K today.
Why channel owners set it up
The problems Autopilot was built for
These come from what channel owners search for and post about. Each one has a setting that answers it.
"New posts sit at a few hundred views for the first hour."
Autopilot checks your channel every few minutes and orders for each new post after the start delay you chose.
"Posting every day is hard enough. Ordering for every post too?"
You set one rule. Every post after it gets covered, including the one you schedule for 3 a.m.
"Monthly auto-view plans cost the same whether I post 3 times or 90."
Autopilot charges for each post it covers, at the catalog rate. A quiet week costs less.
"My post pack ran out and nobody told me."
A rule runs until your end date, your spend cap or the moment you pause it. There is nothing to renew.
"Every post gets exactly 500 views. It looks bought."
Each post gets a different amount inside your range, and it arrives after your delay, not the second you publish.
"Reaction bots want admin rights, a server or proxies."
No bot joins your channel. Autopilot reads the public page, the same one anyone can open.
Low views? Check this first
How many views a post usually gets
Median post views as a share of subscribers, from 3.2 million public channels. If yours sit well below your band, Autopilot lifts the count on each new post. It can't win back readers who muted the channel.
Full benchmark and what moves it, on Telegram viewsThree steps
How Autopilot works
Set up once in your dashboard. From then on, every new post gets its order without you opening GrowVib.
- Step 1
Pick your channel
Paste its @username. Autopilot reads the public page once to check it can see your posts, and records your newest post so it only orders for posts after it.
- Step 2
Choose what each post gets
Views, reactions, shares or comments, one service per rule, with a range per post. Every post gets a different amount inside it.
- Step 3
Set the limits
Add a start delay, an end date and a spend cap. Your balance has to cover one post at the top of your range before the rule starts.
Your options
Autopilot, a monthly plan, or doing it by hand
Most auto-view sellers charge a flat fee for 30 days. Autopilot places the same regular catalog orders you would, one per new post, and charges for each.
| Autopilot compared with a flat monthly plan and with ordering each post yourself | Autopilot | A flat monthly plan | Ordering each post yourself |
|---|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Per post covered, at the catalog rate | A fixed fee for 30 days | Per order |
| A quiet week | Costs less | Costs the same | Costs less |
| Who places each order | Autopilot, after your start delay | The plan | You, after every post |
| Amount per post | Different each time, inside your range | Usually one fixed number | Whatever you type that time |
| When it stops | End date, spend cap or a pause | When the 30 days end | When you stop ordering |
| If the price goes up | Pauses above 5% and asks you | Fixed until you renew | You see it when you order |
| Access to your channel | None, public channels only | A channel link, sometimes their bot | A post link |
Free reaction bots and view scripts exist too. They need a bot added to your channel as an admin, or your own server and proxies. Want a prepaid plan for a set number of posts instead? That is Telegram auto views, a separate catalog service.
What it can cover
More than views on every post
One service per rule, and a channel can run several rules. Only metrics that belong to a single post are offered.
- Views
- Reactions
- Shares
- Comments
- Engagement bundles
- Members
- Boosts
- Poll votes
- Stars
Built-in limits
Autopilot stops itself before it overspends
Rules pause on their own when something changes, and tell you why in the dashboard.
Price rises over 5%
The rule pauses and waits for you to accept the new price.
Balance runs short
It pauses and resumes by itself after a top-up. Posts published while paused are not ordered later.
30 posts an hour
A flood ceiling, so a burst of posts can't run up a bill.
Channel can't be read
If your channel stays unreadable for about an hour, the rule pauses.
Three failed orders
Three failed placements in a row pause the rule instead of retrying forever.
One order per post
Never twice for the same post, and never for posts published before you set it up.
What it costs
What Autopilot costs a month
Autopilot charges the regular views rate for each post it covers. Three example channels over 30 days, at today's Budget rate of $0.099 per 1,000 views:
| Channel | Posts | Views a post | Views in 30 days | 30-day cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A small channel | 2 a day | 1,000 | 60,000 | $5.94 |
| A daily news channel | 5 a day | 2,500 | 375,000 | $37.13 |
| A busy channel | 10 a day | 5,000 | 1,500,000 | $148.50 |
Prices come from the live catalog. Higher tiers and country targeting cost more per 1,000.
Questions
Autopilot, answered
What is GrowVib Autopilot?
A GrowVib feature for public Telegram channels. You create a rule once, and Autopilot orders the service you picked for every new post as it goes live, charging per post.
How do I get views on every new Telegram post automatically?
Put the channel on Autopilot: pick views, set a range per post and a spend cap. Autopilot checks your channel's public page every few minutes and orders views for each new post after your start delay. You never paste a post link.
Is there an auto reaction bot for Telegram?
Yes. Free open-source reaction bots exist, and you add them to your channel as an admin so they can react from the bot accounts you run. Autopilot works differently: nothing joins your channel, and it orders reactions for each new post at the amount you set.
Do I need to add a bot or make GrowVib an admin?
No. The channel has to be public, and that is all Autopilot needs. It never asks for your login.
Is Autopilot a subscription? Will I be charged every month?
No. There is no monthly fee. Each post Autopilot covers is charged from your balance when its order is placed. If you publish nothing, you pay nothing.
Which posts get covered, and what about old ones?
Every post published after you set up the rule. Autopilot records your newest post at setup and never orders for it or anything older. Older posts can still be ordered one by one.
How do I stop or pause Autopilot?
Switch it off in your dashboard at any time, and switch it back on when you want. An end date or a spend cap stops it on its own.
What happens if my balance runs out?
The rule pauses and starts again by itself within a few minutes of a top-up. Posts published while it was paused are not ordered afterwards.
What if I publish a lot of posts at once?
Autopilot covers up to 30 posts in an hour. Past that it pauses the rule and tells you why, so a burst of posts cannot run up a bill.
Will every post get the same number of views?
No. Each post gets a different amount inside the range you set, and the start delay means nothing arrives the second a post goes up.
Does Autopilot work with private channels?
No. It reads the channel's public page to find new posts, so the channel has to be public.
Can Autopilot earn me Telegram ad revenue?
No, and it should not be used for that. Telegram shares 50% of ad revenue with public channels of at least 1,000 subscribers, but its Content Creator terms count purchased and automated impressions as invalid activity and let Telegram deduct the rewards tied to them.
How much does Autopilot cost?
The catalog rate of the service you pick, for each post it covers. Views start at $0.099 per 1,000 today, so 2,000 views on a post cost about $0.20. The dashboard shows the cost per post before you start.
Is Autopilot the same as buying auto views?
No. Auto views is a catalog service you buy as a prepaid plan for a set number of posts. Autopilot is a GrowVib feature that places a regular order for each new post and charges per post, with a spend cap and an end date.
Your next post can already have its views
Autopilot starts with the first post you publish after setup. From $0.099 per 1,000 views, charged per post.